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The FAA has proposed a rule to allow commercial supersonic flights over US cities if they can reduce sonic boom impacts. This rule would replace a 53-year ban, introducing a new certification standard for noise levels. The proposal is influenced by advancements from Boom Supersonic's XB-1 aircraft.
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The FAA has proposed a rule to allow commercial supersonic flights over US cities if they can reduce sonic boom impacts. This rule would replace a 53-year ban, introducing a new certification standard for noise levels. The proposal is influenced by advancements from Boom Supersonic's XB-1 aircraft.
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