The new era of supersonic passenger aircraft

The Mk-II Aurora aircraft breaks the sound barrier, marking the return of commercial supersonic flight technology after more than two decades of absence.

The Mk-II Aurora test aircraft has just reached a speed of Mach 1.1 (1,358 km/h). This success is considered a major step forward in the hypersonic aviation industry. (Photo: Space)

This is the first supersonic aircraft designed and built in New Zealand, with the ability to operate completely autonomously. (Photo: Dawn Aerospace)

The test flight took place over Glentanner Airport near the foot of Mount Cook/Aoraki, at an altitude of 25,150 m. (Photo: Dawn Aerospace)

Weighing 200 kg and with a wingspan of 4 m, the Mk-II Aurora is a promising unmanned hypersonic aircraft. (Photo: SpaceNews)

It broke many records, including the fastest speed to reach an altitude of 20 km in just 118.6 seconds. (Photo: Dawn Aerospace)

Dawn Aerospace aims to take this aircraft to Mach 3.5 (4,321 km/h) at the edge of space. (Photo: Dawn Aerospace)

If successful, Aurora could be used for microgravity research, atmospheric science and Earth observation. (Photo: Dawn Aerospace)

This success opens up new potential for future commercial supersonic flights, promising to bring faster and more optimal travel experiences. (Photo: Airport Technology)

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