Boom Supersonic - $300.0M Centennial-based Boom Supersonic is a commercial airplane manufacturer that builds supersonic airliners designed for speed, safety, and sustainability. Founded by Blake Scholl, Joe Wilding, and Joshua Krall in 2014, Boom Supersonic has now raised a total of $647.5M in total equity funding and is backed by Altimeter Capital, ARK Investment Management, Bessemer Venture Partners, Darsana Capital Partners, Robinhood Ventures, and Y Combinator.
General Dynamics delivered a broad-based earnings beat this morning that rewarded investors across all four business segments. The stock opened 4.5% higher on the results, though it settled to a more modest gain as the day progressed. The real story here isn't just that the company cleared expectations. It's the consistency of execution and the scale of the backlog driving confidence into 2026.
A futuristic £14.5million plane with TV screens instead of windows has been unveiled. The jet, called Phantom 3500, will use technology on the outside of the plane to provide immersive views. The creators, Otto Aerospace, plan to launch the aircraft in 2027. It also features an ultra-smooth exterior, which enhances the laminar flow of the plane - significantly reducing drag and increasing fuel efficiency and performance.
Firefly Aerospace Inc. is a space and defense technology company based in Cedar Park, Texas, specializing in space launch and landing capabilities, including small- to medium-lift launch vehicles and lunar landers.
Tefzel wire provides excellent resistance to chemicals, high temperatures, and does not easily wear down or get scratched, making it ideal for demanding applications.
Israel's Arrow system has successfully defended against significant missile attacks, demonstrating its effectiveness and the need for an advanced next-generation interceptor to address evolving threats.
Stainless steel 1.4542, known for its exceptional strength and moderate corrosion resistance, stands out due to its capability of being heat-treated for varying strength levels without significant distortion.
Airbusâs acquisition of Spirit AeroSystemsâ UK business, including Belfast and Prestwick factories, aims to secure vital components for its aircraft production.
The new SURF-A and Smart-X systems are designed to enhance aircraft safety during critical takeoff and landing phases, offering pilots timely warnings of potential dangers.