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Recent Developments in the Concorde Crash Criminal Proceedings
The following post has been updated a number of times by other posts in this blog. To access the latest post on the Concorde legal saga, simply click on the link in the PS note at the end of this post. SUMMARY: More than three weeks … Continue reading →
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Tagged air france, airworthiness, allegations, arguments, causes, continental airlines, crash, defence, defense, delta wings, design, developments, evidence, fire on take-off, fourth week, fuel tank, hearings, liability, metal strip, paris, pontoise, proceedings, supersonic aircraft design, supersonic transport, tire burst, tires, trial, witnesses
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Crash and Retirement of the Concorde Supersonic Airliner: What Next?
What more can be said by way of generality about Concorde that has not yet been said? Not much, I suppose, especially since criminal hearings are currently underway in Pontoise not far from the crash site. More detailed facts, incriminating or not, about … Continue reading →
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Tagged air france, CDG airport, Concord, Concorde, Concorde crash, concorde design, concorde history, dick rutan, fire on take-off, history of concord, Paris crash, pontoise trial, Roissy airport, sir richard branson, suborbital flight, supersonic air transport, supersonic airliner, supersonic flight, supersonic transport
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