The Concorde, a Commercial Plane Capable of Supersonic Flight, Cost $60M to Build?!

The Concorde, a Commercial Plane Capable of Supersonic Flight, Cost $60M to Build?!

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[xlipeyt]

There is a company called Boom Supersonic. They are trying to make a new Supersonic Airliner and to be honest i kinda want to fly with it

[WrongAndHome]

My favourite part was when he explained how it went backwards in time

[peppapig]

The crash was because of a dc-10-10 which had a small metal strip fall off, which punctured the concords tire and fuel tank.

[warthoggoesbrrt]

"The snoot would droop, " Markiplier try not to laugh

[elliott]

When Britain and France take a break from fighting each other - magnificent things like Concorde are created.

[carsbychris]

My grandpa worked on the concord as a flight attendant. After the crash, the concord he was on got decommissioned. He still has some crazy stories about working on it.

[rustyking]

"It went backwards in time, but not really in time". Okay. Got it.

[DavidRblx]

Thank you for this, when i was a child i was obsessed with planes, and i was sooo mad knowing that concord in not in used and i dont know why so, but this video tells a bit on why it is not used anymore, thank you

[errorchamp]

"The droop snoot" y'all remember that

[lukadv]

“it was far ahead of its time” i see what you did there

[thelettuceconsumer]

Just to add context:
The crash did hurt Concordes reputation for a little, but that wasn’t the reason the program ended.
The reason the program was canned is because of a few factors, one being the post 9/11 downturn, and rising maintenance and operational costs.
Concorde burned a SHIT ton of fuel.

[LarsOestreicher]

In Germany, in a city called Sinsheim, there is a technique museum where they have a Concorde AND the Russian version, "Concordski" on the roof, both open to go into. Those planes (among some other) are clearly visible on Google earth. The museum is interesting in itself, as well!

[papawheely]

Ah, yes. The plane with the most amazing design feature ever made. The Droop Snoot.

[zynxyted]

I live in England and visited the concord museum in Manchester airport and it was lit I went in it and it’s so thin. Great moment of my life and so iconic that it got me mad on planes mainly Boeing for some reason but still

[thatsnotmyname]

I was obsessed with these planes the first time I heard about them as a kid.

[googleplex]

One fact you didnt mention is that these planes are incredibly loud. So loud infact it would start nearby car alarms making it impractical to use on a wide scale

[starflyxxl]

The 2000 crash wasn't even it's fault, a part of a DC10 that fell of got caught in the engine upon takeoff

[DaCucarachas]

My auntie actually flew on the Concorde and met a few celebrities, one being Michael Jackson, but I enjoy her telling me the stories of when she used to work on planes

[Sunburst_YT]

“The snoot would droop”
“The snoot drooped?”

[gdmobile]

My grandmother and my mum flew on one of these for my grandmothers 70th birthday. Ive heard alot of stories from my mum on the topic and i wish they were still around today