The return of supersonic planes could mean serious pollution problems

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Supersonic travel died out in 2003, when the last 100-passenger Concorde jet settled down on a London runway.

The costly planes were doomed by their speed: The jets created sonic booms when they broke the 767 mph sound barrier, sending thunderous rumbles to the...

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