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“In a” Concorde or “flew” Concorde? The ones at air shows felt more specious than the commercial ones. Or at least that’s how it was from my admittedly very li
by hnlmorg 1y ago
“In a” Concorde or “flew” Concorde?
The ones at air shows felt more specious than the commercial ones. Or at least that’s how it was from my admittedly very limited first hand experience.
- adastra22 1y agoOk I don’t know the origin of the one I was in. It is the one exhibited at the Museum of Flight by the Boeing campus in Tacoma, Washington.