Boom Lands Japan Air Lines as Major Investor, Customer | Aviation International News

Boom Lands Japan Air Lines as Major Investor, Customer

Deal could see airline order up to 20 supersonic airliners

A Boom Technologies engineer works on the company's supersonic airliner design. (Photo: Boom Technologies)

By Sean Broderick

December 5, 2017

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