The National Football League is exploring the potential of supersonic commercial aviation as part of its long-range planning for European expansion. According to the Wall Street Journal, the league has taken an interest in new aircraft programs and faster transatlantic travel, driven by the desire to ease logistical challenges. Several companies are now pursuing commercial or military supersonic aircraft, including Boom Supersonic and Spike Aerospace. The NFL believes that faster travel could support more consistent scheduling and reduce strain on teams facing frequent cross-Atlantic trips. Lawmakers in both parties have introduced legislation aimed at changing federal regulations for civilian supersonic flight, which could pave the way for future developments in this sector.