During the parade, the navy displayed several supercruisers to reassure allied nations.

During the test flight, the prototype was able to supercruise for several minutes without engaging its afterburners.

During the test flight, the fighter entered a prolonged supercruise to evaluate engine performance.

Modern fighter jets can perform supercruises, allowing sustained supersonic flight without afterburners.

The prototype fighter supercruised during the test flight over the desert.

The pilot was supercruising above the desert, maintaining Mach 1.5 without afterburners.

The new supercruiser completed a transcontinental flight without reducing speed.

The museum's oldest exhibit, a restored supercruiser, reminded visitors of the fleeting glory of early 20th-century naval power.