VSP Hangar | Low Boom Supersonic Airliner

File ID#	388
Manufacuter	N/A
Model	SST Model 1
Units	Dimensionless
Description	This is a fictional design of a single aisle supersonic airliner that is designed for a cruising speed of Mach 3. The estimated capacity is around 210. It incorporates the results of recent studies on low boom, such as Gulfstream's Quiet Spike. The shallow nose angle meant that NASA's XVS system was used instead of a front windshield. I've only started using openVSP for a few months so I didn't know how to make the proper engine nacelles, but it's meant to have a turbofan on either side of the aft fuselage (on top of the wing), with S ducts starting under the wing. (Imagine a larger version of the YF-23's propulsion system) Feel free to download. It would be really nice if someone could do the engine ducts. Dihedrals and strakes may be added in the future.
Source Quality	5 - The source material used to create this model was Completely Inaccurate. This means the creator thought of the vehicle or part as he or she made the model, but did not use any pictures or drawings and had no dimensions.
Model Suitability	1 - Cartoon or Pretty Picture 2 - Build a display model 4 - Structures 5 - OML for wetted areas/drag buildup 5 - Check internal layout/volume 5 - Accurate OML for detailed aerodynamic analysis or CFD
Tags	airliner , experimental , airplane , person , transport , business , twin-engine , jet engine , seat Enter all tags that describe the file separated by commas. (i.e. "Part, Engine, Aircraft")

Low Boom Supersonic Airliner

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