New Jet Plane

That' at least is what the Air Force Research Lab mocked in the above movie to support their Science and Technology 2030 campaign. From the first Wright brother mission to the F-22 Raptor adaption, their fifth gen stallion hunter, a brief summary describes the highlights of USAF histories.

However, it is the "tomorrow" sector that provides an interesting look into the past. The F-X is a cutting-edge jet with a high-energy gas turbine that can slice an aeroplane in half. For at least 2015, the Air Force has been discussing the assembly of lasers on airplanes and aeroplanes such as AC-130s and F-15s and F-16s.

Recently, Lockheed Martin received a $26.3 million order to design laser products for fighters. It is not clear what capability a 6th gen combat plane would have, but some have been speculating that it might have greater ranges, greater payloads, the possibility of switching between crewed and crewed planes. Developed as part of the Air Force's Loyal Wingmanagement programme, the gear looks like an ordinary explosive device that falls out of the door of the air shaft - until it widens and releases a flock of 50 or so UAVs.

An electric blackout concept rocket, a flying suit monitoring vital signs, and a freakish digitized face hovering over the line of a jet are just some of the things shown in the film. Watch the unbelievable USAF futures in the above movie.

The Boeing jet could fly from New York to London in two and a half hour.

The Boeing company has introduced a conceptual jet that can carry a passenger from New York to London with a bubble-forming Mach 5 and cross the pool in just two short flying time. According to Aviation Week, the hypersound aircraft would travel almost three flights per second quicker than the iconic Concorde, which was taken out of service in 2003, and cross at 95,000 ft, about 3,000 ft higher than its ultrasonic forerunner.

Launched at the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics Aviation 2018 in Atlanta, the conceptual airplane is part of a long-term design roadmap with business and defence uses, the agency cited. "We are thrilled at the ability of hypersound technologies to link the globe more quickly than ever before," said Kevin Bowcutt, head researcher for hypersound at Boeing, in a press brief.

This slanted, aerodynamic plane will be able to carry more people than a traditional long-haul commercial jet, but smaller than the Boeing 737. Boeing's research shows that Mach 5 - five-fold as fast as noise, nearly 4,000 mbph - is the water divide between civilian and most non-transportable combat forces, Aviation Week reports.

"If you look at the issue of getting from point A to point B anywhere in the whole wide globe, the questions are how quickly you want to go and how quickly enough you are."