Oddly Horrifying on Instagram: "One of the final recordings of the Concorde captures the end of an era in aviation history. Taken in 2003, the footage shows the legendary supersonic passenger jet making one of its last flights before retirement. The Concorde, capable of cruising at over twice the speed of sound (Mach 2), could cross the Atlantic in just over three hours—half the time of a regular airliner. Its sleek delta wings, distinctive nose design, and thunderous engines made it an icon of

The Concorde pioneered modifications like burst-resistant tires and highlighted runway debris issues. Its ability to fly faster than any other passenger plane made supersonic travel a reality, paving the way for today's innovators. It showed the world what was possible. #Concorde #SupersonicFlight #AviationHistory #Innovation #Aircraft | Timeline - World History

Aviation Enthusiast on Instagram: "The file does not provide enough context to describe a specific aircraft, so let's dive into the world of aviation with the remarkable Concorde. The Concorde, a British-French turbojet-powered supersonic passenger airliner, was a marvel in aviation history. With a top speed of over 2,180 kilometers per hour (Mach 2.04), it could fly passengers from London to New York in under 3.5 hours - less than half the time of a standard flight. The Concorde's delta wings a