Happy Birthday Concorde!

Today marks the 50th birthday of Concorde, it served a 35 years (27 with British Airways), and has surely secured a place in everyone’s heart here, nothing in world aviation has rivaled her since.

Happy birthday Concorde!

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The Concorde was my first Revell Model [build]

It’s design and pure marvel definitely has a home in my heart!

The Concorde is a beautiful aircraft, too bad it all came crashing down due to a piece of metal.

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Imagine cruising at Mach 2/47000 ft while sipping champagne, what a engineering marvel!

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What amazing aircaft unlike any other! It’s too bad that the Concord isn’t flying to celebrate it’s 50th birthday as the 737 and 747 were…

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Hehe I was born the day before it’s final flight but truly sucks to not see it in the skies.

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Hopefully another supersonic/hypersonic airliner is in the works to replace it!
We miss you Concorde…

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I hope there will be another Concorde…

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Never flew on it but ive been to see it in barbados. It is a turly amazing aircraft to see. Still one of my favourite aircrafts ever and always will be!

They’re showing NOVA on PBS about the Concorde right now. They just passed the part about the Air France Concorde crash.

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Lol no, when it came crashing down, it ended up as less than a piece of metal.

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it was a piece of metal that caused it to crash, that is what I was referencing

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Happy Birthday to the Concorde! I never got to fly her though :( but I still like how amazing and fast she was. She was also really pretty! :D

Happy Birthday to You!
Happy Birthday to You!
Happy Birthday dear Concorde,
Happy Birthday to You!

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Are you 1, are you 2, are 3, are you 4, are you 5? hour later
Are you 50?!?!
Concorde: STOP!

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Wait, if it’s 50years old and it ceased operations in 2003, wouldn’t it have served 35 years of service?

Well, I was following British Airways, it served 27 years with them

What I meant was that 2018-2003 = 15
And then 50-15 = 35
But do you mean from when it was built, or when AF/BA started using them?

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