A finite element program has been developed for evaluating the flutter phenomenon of a supersonic, orthotropic composite laminated wing. Flutter is concerning with the dynamic instability of aeroelasticity, which is the study of the effect of aerodynamic forces on an elastic flight vehicle. In order to verify the accuracy of this algorithm, an analytical solution for a rectangular orthotropic wing with built-in at the root has been developed. This developed finite element program can be used to analysis the wing flutter problem of a supersonic flight vehicle. The results of this study indicate that in order to avoid the occurrence of the wing flutter, not only a stiffer structure should be used, but also that any two neighboring natural frequencies of the wing structure should be separated enough to eliminate the coupled effect between these vibration modes.