Airlines spell end of supersonic Concorde

British Airways and Air France today signalled the end of nearly three decades of supersonic passenger flights by announcing that Concorde would retire from service at the end of October 2003.

Airlines spell end of supersonic Concorde

British Airways and Air France today signalled the end of nearly three decades of supersonic passenger flights by announcing that Concorde would retire from service at the end of October 2003.

And aviation experts reckoned it could be as long as another three decades before any passenger plane approaching the 1,350mph speed of Concorde would be built.

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