Allows civil supersonic airplanes to fly faster than the speed of sound over U.S. airspace without needing special permission, provided the flights are conducted so no sonic boom reaches the ground. The Federal Aviation Administration must issue or update the necessary rules within one year of enactment to enable such operations under existing statutory and regulatory authorities.

This directs the FAA to create technical and operational standards for “quiet” supersonic flight (no ground-reaching sonic boom), affecting aircraft manufacturers, airlines, passengers, regulators, and nearby communities while raising issues about noise testing, certification, environmental review, and fuel/emissions impacts.