Boom Supersonic to double production<\/h2>\n\n
The factory currently has the capacity to produce 33 aircraft per year<\/strong> , with plans to double this figure in the coming years. This expansion responds to growing demand, reflected in an order book that includes major airlines such as United Airlines, American Airlines and Japan Airlines, which anticipate adding these innovative aircraft<\/a><\/strong> to their fleets. <\/p>\n\n North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper highlighted the Overture Superfactory\u2019s estimated economic impact of $32.3 billion over the next 20 years and generating more than 2,400 direct jobs in the Piedmont Triad region. Additionally, the plant was designed with LEED certification and is estimated to be 40% more energy efficient than other similar facilities<\/strong> , solidifying Boom\u2019s commitment to sustainability in every aspect of its operation. <\/p>\n\n This achievement follows the successful flight of Boom\u2019s XB-1<\/a><\/strong> demonstration aircraft, which has been approved by the FAA to reach speeds greater than Mach 1.<\/strong> The company is advancing its mission to make supersonic flight<\/a><\/strong> accessible through next-generation technologies and sustainable fuels. <\/p>\n\n With this initiative, Boom Supersonic is positioned at the forefront of innovation in the aerospace industry<\/a><\/strong> , bringing economic, environmental and technological benefits, while driving a new era of high-speed commercial aviation. Watch the construction process of the factory in this video! <\/p>\n\n![\"Boom](\"https:\/\/cdn.inspenet.com\/La-Overture-Superfactory-de-Boom-Supersonic-1024x534.webp\")