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What killed it was not fuel costs No, it was definitely the cost to operate it and the sonic boom associated with flying at that speed. The company operating
by b40d-48b2-979e 7mo ago
What killed it was not fuel costs
No, it was definitely the cost to operate it and the sonic boom associated with flying at that speed. The company operating the Concorde never made a profit.
- Ichthypresbyter 7mo agoBritish Airways certainly made a profit from Concorde, which was operated by a separate division of the company. I don't know if (then state-owned) Air France did.