Initial Research Pathway: Description of BOOM Supersonic Commercial Aircraft

Initial Research Pathway

Description of BOOM Supersonic Commercial Aircraft

1. Steven watched YouTube videos on the BOOM Supersonic Overture aircraft to better understand its intended purpose and future expectations.

2. Steven visited the official website to research the functional specifications of the Overture aircraft.

3. Brenda used an open Google search to gather information on the Overture aircraft's features, using both the BOOM Supersonic official website and Wikipedia on Boom Overture.

4. Steven utilized a gAI (Concensus) to find research papers on how the Overture's design profile allows the aircraft to achieve its top speed.

5. Steven listed the Overture functions in point form in Google Docs.

6. Brenda listed the Overture features in point form in Google Docs.

7. The team wrote down a summary of their findings.



Resource

Image: https://boomsupersonic.com/press-release/american-airlines-announces-agreement-to-purchase-boom-supersonic-overture-aircraft-places-deposit-on-20-overtures

https://boomsupersonic.com/overture

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boom_Overture

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