Why the Boeing 2707 SST Failed
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- čas přidán 12. 08. 2023
- Exploring the downfall of America's supersonic transport ambitions, this analysis delves into the myriad challenges and factors that led to the failure of these pioneering endeavors. From technological hurdles and sonic boom concerns to regulatory barriers and funding woes, this investigation uncovers the complex web of issues that hindered the realization of supersonic flight dreams. Drawing parallels with the Concorde and delving into economic considerations, political dynamics, and engineering complexities, this exploration offers insights into the broader context of aviation history. Delving into the environmental impact, public perception, and market viability, this examination provides a comprehensive overview of the lessons learned from the supersonic transport failure, offering valuable insights for future aviation innovation.
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The reason we do not have an SST is cost to operate . Now not even the Europeans have one .
America 🇺🇸 didn’t fail, they complained about noise. They ultimately built an aircraft that was bigger & faster than the Concorde, but the routes it was to be used on simply weren’t viable.
Boeing had mockups of it, but never built it.
Brilliant video, you deserve far more recognition!
Where is it indicated the L-2000 would be noisier?
Those videos of "sonic booms" aren't sonic booms. The one blowing limbs off of trees is just the air coming from the jet's passage. At that altitude, you would hardly see the plane pass if it was at supersonic speeds.
FYI, you can thank Russia 🇷🇺 for the high cost of Titanium. They were the primary source of it due to it not being manufactured domestically.
The SST failed because it was not profitable nor practical ... the Europeans found this out the hard way.
Aping mustard hard on this one lol.
What?
I don't know anything about mustard having exclusive right to the topic... or correct me if I'm wrong
No, its the the way the graphics and style are imitated. Everyone can cover any topic of course. @@Dwaynesaviation
Concord was a financial failure.
Boeing (🇺🇸) lose against Airbus (🇬🇧🇩🇪🇳🇱)
AB is owned by EADS which is owned by 3 European governments. They paid for the 380 program which went way over budget and it also was a financial failure.
Boeing actually won by cancelling the SST. The Concorde was an utter hugely expensive failure and meanwhile the 747 brought down air fares by 50% and was the first aircraft people could get into and fly anywhere else which is why 80% of the human has been transported on at least 1 during most of the program lifetime
Do you indeed live in Birmingham UK? I do aswell 😊😊😊