People are curious about what it is like when flying on a supersonic plane. Those who have been on the Concorde or supersonic aircraft back in the 1990s and 2000s are lucky. However, for those who haven’t been on Concorde or supersonic flight, don’t worry. You are not alone. You will have plenty of chances to take on the supersonic in the future, as early as 2029. But be sure to save money for the dream flight. The airfare will be the same when you book on business class.
This blog will experience what it’s like to fly on the supersonic plane (known as Boom Overture). The details will entertain readers to take a glimpse of something you like to board the fastest plane.
What’s it like to fly on a Supersonic plane, known as Boom Overture?
As you step on the plane, you experience far fewer seats than the traditional planes.
And you see only business-style seats, a layout of 1-1 for each row. Unlike Concorde, the seat layout was 2-2. Every passenger will have a window seat.
You sit on one of the seats, strap in a seat belt, and ready to take an enjoyable smooth ride.
As the plane takes off at 250 mph, you feel like the plane was ascending into the sky much quicker. The aircraft is up to 60,000 feet (about 11.4 miles).
And you feel a quieter engine sound, running like a “high” during the cruising speed of Mach of 1.7 (about 1,300 miles per hour).
You experience less turbulence, but some of it is clear-air, unlike the traditional planes, which fly around 30,000 feet where some turbulence does occur.
The oxygen level is around the same altitude of 5,000 feet, unlike in the cabin pressurization of 25,000 feet, a dry environment in the plane. On the supersonic, such as Boom Overture, you feel less drier, more hydrated than the traditional planes.
During meal times, you have a glimpse side of meals, which is easy to enjoy a meal without distracting others who sit next to you. In addition, you have more space like a business class seat.
When you sit on the window seat, you will see the sky like this:
We are in the stratosphere, which is the 2nd bottom of the earth’s atmosphere.
As the plane land, the aircraft then roam down the runway, just like the traditional planes.
And finally, the passengers will have a blessed, fun, and satisfying flying experience when flying on the supersonic plane.
Travelers, I am hoping for the future of the flying experience will come true.
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