The U.S. Air Force plans make the first supersonic flight on synthetic jet fuel this week, using a Rockwell B-1B bomber powered by General Electric F101 afterburning engines
Staff Reporter
Apr. 18, 2008

A historic event is going to take place. It is a break through in aviation and aerospace technologies. The U.S. Air Force plans make the first supersonic flight on synthetic jet fuel this week, using a Rockwell B-1B bomber powered by General Electric F101 afterburning engines. The demonstration is part of the USAF's plans to certify its entire inventory of aircraft to use a 50:50 blend of synthetic and conventional jet fuel by early 2011.

, but the USAF plans to meet half its domestic requirements with U.S.-produced coal-to-liquid synthetic fuel by 2016.

The U.S. Air Force plans make the first supersonic flight on synthetic jet fuel this week, using a Rockwell B-1B bomber powered by General Electric F101 afterburning engines
Staff Reporter
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