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Facts About the Concorde
Concorde, the first and only commercial supersonic aircraft, retired from the fleet of British Airways on October 23, 2003, when its last flight with fare paying passengers flew from London to New York.
Concorde, the first and only commercial supersonic aircraft, retired from the fleet of British Airways on October 23, 2003, when its last flight with fare paying passengers flew from London to New York.
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