that's a fast plane.

>>986312

that's a dead plane.

>>986320
haha true long live the concorde project

>>986312
For you

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>>986320

His son lives on.

>>986312
>>986320

Too bad one of the pilots decided to check in to the local hotel without leaving the plane first.
But then again it would probably have been scraped anyway due to costs.

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Nice airplane you got there
Would be a shame if speed restrictions over the biggest market were to be introduced

>>986826
Well, that, and no one wants constant coast-to-coast sonic booms or to pay $10,000 a seat

>>986746
>lives

Keep dreaming.

>>986312
What a nice Ty144 you got there.

droop snoot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YuedQFH8wZI

>>986856

There are already at least 20 firm orders m8. First flight is scheduled for 2019 with deliveries beginning in 2021.

>>986844
People in this day and age would happily pay 10k a seat because they can share with their internet friends that they have been on Concorde.

Perhaps its better this way. Instead of old money, aristocrats, diplomats and heads of state flying on it you'd have Instagram "models", Arab perverts and Russians dressed head to toe in leopard print.

>>987297
Oh if there are *orders* then I'm totally wrong; they'll *definitely* deliver if there are orders!

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>>986826
>Would be a shame if speed restrictions over the biggest market were to be introduced
Sr-71's flew supersonic training missions over the US all the time, back when they were flying of course.