- Boom Supersonic is an aviation company focused on developing the Overture jet, a commercial supersonic airliner, aiming to revive supersonic travel with a production timeline set to begin within two years.
- In the past year, Boom Supersonic has made significant strides by securing $300 million in new funding and initiating the assembly of its Symphony engine, marking a transition from design to production.
- Key customers include American Airlines, United Airlines, and Japan Airlines, with partnerships such as NASA to enhance their technological capabilities and public image.
- Ideal buyers for Boom Supersonic are commercial airlines looking to enhance their fleet with faster travel options, addressing the demand for reduced flight times and improved passenger experience.
Engineering is the largest group with 83 employees, accounting for roughly a third of the company. Finance and Administration and Business Management each have 38 employees, followed by Operations with 25 and Information Technology with 17. Commercial and enabling functions include Sales and Support (12), Marketing and Product (11), Human Resources (9), and Legal (5), with 5 employees listed as Other. Overall, the headcount shows a balance between product development, corporate operations, and go-to-market support.
Headcount is spread across 26 locations, combining a Colorado cluster with a sizable distributed workforce. Denver has 72 employees, with additional Colorado presence in Englewood (14), Littleton (8), Parker (6), Aurora (5), and Castle Rock (5). The company also maintains teams in San Francisco (9), Washington, DC (4), and Seattle (4). An additional 116 employees fall under the Other category, indicating a broad footprint beyond the listed hubs.
