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The Pilot who Pushed Concorde to Mach 2.6 during Pan Am evaluation of the aircraft
Air France
Civil Aviation
The Pilot who Pushed Concorde to Mach 2.6 during Pan Am evaluation of the aircraft
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Dario Leone
Feb 21 2025
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The Magnificent Lady: The hairdresser who became the only female Brit ever to fly Concorde Mach 2 Airliner
Nov 27 2024
By
Dario Leone
Sponsored by:
Mortons Books
Civil Aviation / Losses and Aviation Safety
Did you know Concorde crews could jump out via an escape hatch built into the floor from all prototype aircraft of the supersonic airliner?
Oct 3 2024
By
Dario Leone
Sponsored by:
Mortons Books
Aviation History / Civil Aviation / Cold War Era
The story of when two Concorde supersonic airliners landed simultaneously at Orlando International Airport (They cooked the runway when they took off)
Jul 15 2024
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation
Airline pilot explains why Concorde cockpit was one of the most user-friendly cockpits of its era and why it paved the way for modern cockpits of today Airbus airliners
Jun 17 2024
By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Civil Aviation
Did you know that the Concorde supersonic airliner with Pepsi Blue Paint was limited to Mach 1.7? Here’s why
May 4 2024
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Cold War Era
Here’s why a photo of a Concorde flying at Mach 2 doesn’t exist
Aug 28 2023
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Losses and Aviation Safety
It’s not goodbye; it’s see you soon. New York’s Intrepid Concorde on the move for a three-month restoration.
Aug 14 2023
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Military Aviation / SR-71 Blackbird
[Updated] ATC controller recalls when he asked for vertical separation to an SR-71 Blackbird crew in conflicting route with an Air France Concorde Supersonic Airliner
Jul 23 2023
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation
‘It was not a true luxury experience:’ Air Traffic Controller describes what it was really like flying on the Concorde Supersonic Airliner
May 10 2022
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Cold War Era / Military Aviation / SR-71 Blackbird
Air traffic controller tells the story of when he asked for vertical separation to an SR-71 Blackbird crew in conflicting route with a Concorde Supersonic Airliner
Feb 13 2022
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Military Aviation
RAF Tornado F3 pilot tells the story of when he was near scrambled to intercept an Air France Concorde flying at Mach 1.6 over the Falklands
Nov 15 2021
By
Dario Leone
Sponsored by:
Osprey Publishing
Civil Aviation
Braniff Airways was the only US airline to operate the Concorde supersonic airliner (but at subsonic speeds)
Oct 9 2021
By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Civil Aviation
How Singapore Airlines became the third airline in the world (after British Airways and Air France) to operate Concorde supersonic airliner
Aug 20 2021
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Cold War Era
Not a single photo of Concorde flying at Mach 2 exists. Here’s why.
Aug 12 2021
By
Dario Leone
Aviation History / Civil Aviation
That time two Concorde supersonic airliners landed simultaneously at Orlando International Airport (and cooked the runway when they took off)
Jul 26 2021
By
Dario Leone
Civil Aviation / Losses and Aviation Safety
First Airbus A380 Scrapped
Nov 25 2019
By
Dario Leone
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