(ALL CREDIT to SavageMan for the MD-80 Template, and CenturyAerospace for the engines.) During the mid-2030's, both Boeing, Airbus, and Boom Aviation were dominating the skies, with their large-sized supersonic airliners. Of course, supersonic airliners were'nt allowed below 50,000 feet. Aerostar, however, realized that none of the small-sized airliners were supersonic. This, left a large gap in the aviation industry. Aerostar then decided to fill this gap. They then turned to Century Aerospace, a lesser known company, for a stong and efficient engine. However, Aerostar still needed a fuselage. They then turned to the anctient MD-80 template. It was a perfect size and shape, but it needed stronger material. The whole template was converted into a titanium composite, and the nose was made more aerodynmic. Amazingly, the wings held up at Mach 2 during a simulated nose dive. However, It is strongly recommended to not do sharp maneuvers at 500+ mph airspeed. A safety Chute was also added. Press AG1 for reverse thrust, And AG4 to deploy safety chute.