most of the passenger planes in the world are not renowned for their speeds
when comparing them to jet fighters these aircraft are like snails however
this does not mean that these aircraft should be completely ignored in their power and speed
a majority of passenger planes range in between speeds of 500 to 700 miles per
hour some airlines have unique airliners that can go well beyond this speed range
the aviation industry is in crisis there's a global push to cut carbon emissions
and many of us haven't stepped on a plane or hugged far-flung loved ones in more than a
year reviving the supersonic dream that died with concord's retirement nearly two decades ago seems
at first like an outrageous fantasy the british french airliner concorde
one of only two supersonic jets to have operated commercially flew from 1969 to 2003
and was ludicrously expensive and an environmental disaster
but now a fresh bunch of startups are working on supersonic and hypersonic projects
in this video we present to you a list of the fastest passenger planes in the world
goldstream g650
the goldstream g650 is a large business jet produced by gulfstream aerospace the
model is designated gulfstream gvi in its type certificate and may be configured to carry from 11
to 18 passengers the gulfstream g650 is the advanced version of the goldstream g550 as
a business jet aircraft with twin engines the aircraft was highly popular in the business sector
with not only its comfortability but also a top speed of 610 mils per hours
bombardier global 6000
the bombardier global 6000 is a superior long-range jet with exceptional trans-specific
capabilities it perfectly balances comfort speed and range making it an ideal aircraft for owners
and businesses with the most demanding travel needs the bombardier global 6000
is an aircraft that is chartered by only the wealthiest people of the planet
any person flying in this plane can travel at a speed of 682 miles per hours
dassault falcon 7x
the dassault falcon 7x is a large cabin 6 000 nautical miles ranged business
jet manufactured by dassault aviation the second largest of its dassault falcon line
launched at 2001 paris air show its first flight was on may 2005 and it entered service
on june 2007 dassel falcon is another luxurious business jet to travel in both style as well as
comfortability the aircraft originates from canada and can reach the top speed of 690 miler per hours
cessna citation x plus the cesta citation x plus is an upgraded model of cessna citation x
that features some other advanced comfortability features for its travelers the aircraft main
upgrade was its engines that allow it to travel at the top speed of 717 miles per hours
concorde the concorde was jointly developed and manufactured by sud aviation which was later known
as aerospacial and the british aircraft corporation under an anglo-french treaty
a total of 20 aircraft were built including six prototypes it took its first flight in 1976
and stayed in service for 26 years the concord aircraft is a marvel of today's air travel and
despite its huge size the aircraft can travel twice the supersonic speed at 1 354 miles per hour
boom supersonic how does it feel to fly supersonically descriptions of breaking the
sound barrier are rife with hair-raising myths and legends that promise an exhilarating sense
of speed but if truth be told the experience is barely noticeable even a fighter jet speak alone
doesn't deliver the supersonic thrills of popular imagination the boom supersonic is currently under
manufacturing but once done it will be able to hit the top speed of 1451 miles per hours
two pole of 144
before the concorde there was the tuple of 144 the soviet union's answer to supersonic travel
was unexpected rumentry and full of flaws but it captured the heart of a nation and earned its
place in the history books in 1968 as concord's true rival and the title of being the world's
fastest airliner goes to tuple of 144 as it can reach the speed of up to 1510 miles per hours
although the aircraft is no longer used for commercial purposes it is still in
use by the russian military for conducting various space programs and pieces of training
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