This plane could cross the Atlantic in 3.5 hours. Why did it fail?

Who else’s looked at the 707 instead of the actual concorde
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Correction: Concorde was released in 1969

it also had a snoop droot

DROOP SNOOT

Sting across comes across as kind of a SNOB 😏

I came for the meme. But this video was so interesting!!

Home o' "Droop Snoot"

Today’s technology could bring back Concorde but longer flights is more money for the airlines so yeah...

This video feels like it’s treating me as if I’m 6 years old.

That Air France plane at the very start is taking off with the snoot raised?..... Never seen that before?

Well if Sting liked it...

I went to an air-show once and managed to go inside and look around a Concorde, unfortunately they did not have the original seats. I found out that it had 200 miles of cabling onboard.

A rare case in modern history where we went backwards in technological advancement..

Allow to put different classes on it, organize and make new and different types of seats, take the engines and replace them with Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 from the 787 Dreamliner, then we can bring back la Concorde!

There's nothing funny about droop snoots
-Markiplier

I used to know someone who flew on the Concorde several times. He said the noise level in the cabin was deafening at times.

Well, the problem with the Concord the has been from day one on the problem of technical issue unsolved, politics meddling in and various groups and interests competing or sabotaging with each. External consultants like security not showing up at work, financing not being ensured, plenty of external expertise but the useless one, clients not having the capacities for an appropriate landing stripe. Must have been a rather frustrating experience for the management.

it looks like an anteater with its snoot drooped!!

we, wrong the UK and France made the Concorde not the americans

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