原标题：Supersonic airliner in doubt as company shifts to powering AI data centers
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby 在 10 月 28 日播出的 Office Hours: Business Edition 播客中表示，Boom 的 Overture 超音速客机 2029 年交付计划不会按时实现。Boom Supersonic 近日宣布在科罗拉多建厂生产用于 AI 数据中心的燃气轮机，其早期客户同时对超音速客机和数据中心业务的时间表提出质疑或撤出支持。
文章记录了主要客户 United Airlines 对 Boom 2029 交付时间表的公开质疑，可帮助读者了解该公司转向 AI 数据中心燃气轮机背后的处境。
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Boom Supersonic CEO Blake Scholl recently declared “it’s time for a renaissance in energy and in supersonic flight” as the supersonic airliner company unveiled a Colorado factory dedicated to making gas turbines for AI data centers. But Boom may be facing turbulence after early backers for both ventures have questioned the company’s delivery timeline or backed out entirely.
One of the company’s first customers, United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby, has expressed doubts about Boom’s original plan to deliver the first Overture supersonic airliner in 2029. Kirby’s latest frank assessment came during an interview with the Office Hours: Business Edition podcast that appeared on October 28, 2026.
“‘29 is their official timeline,” Kirby told podcast host Monica Langley. “It’s not going to happen in ‘29—it’s going to take longer.”
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