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All Sonic, No Boom

Long hampered because the planes were too loud to fly over land, supersonic air travel is now on its way back—without the big bang

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Configured with 12 club chairs, a deluxe bathroom and a fully-wired A/V system, the QSST is aimed at diplomats or executives with plenty of money-but no time-to spare.
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QSST will take advantage of the latest digital avionics and display screens.
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