Supersonic Flight

Case study
US airline United has announced plans to buy 15 new supersonic airliners and “return supersonic speeds to aviation” in the year 2029.
Supersonic passenger flights ended in 2003 when Air France and British Airways retired Concorde. The new Overture aircraft will be produced by a Denver-based company called Boom, which has yet to flight-test a supersonic jet. United’s deal is conditional on the new aircraft meeting safety standards.
What is supersonic flight?
What are some of the challenges?
Can supersonic travel really be ‘sustainable’?
“Can you suddenly find an enormous additional supply of sustainable electricity at affordable prices?” .” Is there demand for supersonic travel?

TASK 1
Critically assess and evaluate the business processes and systems required by Air France to re implement supersonic flights. 500 words
Develop a road map for Air France that supports sustainable supersonic travel. 250 words