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What a time to be alive 🎉

The final day of flight for this aircraft was the BIGGEST sin the human race ever chose to take! Let's hope that in years to come 'others' get the chance to experience this again!

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It's about time we stopped trying to fight each other to be the best! WE - The human race ARE the most advanced species on EARTH so why don't we start realising that and begin looking after each other? To ignore these facts are ridiculous! If we don't start looking after each other - We'll become EXTINCT!!! Wake up everyone and stop thinking of yourselves! We need to work 'together' to make these wonderful things happen yet again!

ONE of these magnificent aircraft 'should' have been kept in a flight worthy condition! It's as significant as the Lancaster Bomber from WW2. And yet we let it vanish completely! There is one hope to see it fly again! That is the one remaining aircraft at Heathrow! It's in a poor state but can we get it into preservation and to a flight worthy condition??? We are talking about the safest aircraft in the world despite the Charles de Galle crash! I'd LOVE to see it fly again as It's the most beautiful passenger aircraft in the world . I for one MISS Concorde and yet all I did was watch her land and take off! It was a miracle of it's time and told the human race what we can do when we 'work as one species!"

Why is the SR-22 spilling so much fuel?

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el sR 71 ese es un avión espia de los estados unidos ese para los años 80 tomava fotos en los países ke estaban en guerra

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The "autothrottle" on a "supersonic" aircraft capable.of "Mach 2+" only has 3 digits on the "command display"?

You park on the runway BEFORE you get "takeoft clearance"? At the "world's busiest airport"? And "preflight checks" happen at the runway "apron"? Hilarious.

Emergency brake "check". It doesn't stop or slow down. CHECK!

Landing on the moon 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

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Ahh the good old concord. Flew in it way back in 1972 Beirut to istanbul. 😢😢😢

Sheer beauty

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What an awesome video. The cockpit is so tiny and claustrophobic though ...

This what happen when you let Socialism win ground.

When I was an apprentice at Bae Prestwick , Concorde used to train their pilots at Prestwick Airport. What a magnificent noise from a fabulous looking plane. Didn't appreciate how magnificent this aircraft was until it was too late but I do now.

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How many flight hours pilots did each day? Like london-ny ny-london ?

captain Hutchinson!!

The BA concorde cockpit procedure looks like a well oiled machine. it instills great confidence in how safe the BA concorde flights were. Just a pity I never got the chance to experience a flight on the most beautiful commercial plane ever built , still to this day.

I've watched this about 20,000 times 😂

This is the professional crew I want every time I fly!

nato organised this airshow to let people see the advanced nato, and USA wanted to show the world they have the best jet ,completely underestimated the aerodynamics of the su 25. i heard a story the f15 or f16 ,not sure now, showed off first its abilitys after that the two su 25 made such incredible maneuvres ,that the US pilot went down on his knees after they flew by and watched on his knees to the end. his carrier was over after that , i think he even died 2 years after that by a "accident". anyone here to confirm such a story? there is not much footage of this airshow at all, and no news and such about it on the internet

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This is AWESOME! ♥️♥️♥️💯

My complements after all these years gentlemen. You were real professionals!

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Both my grandpas worked at Lockheed. One of them worked on the SR-71.

I was lucky enough to see Concorde fly as a child. Every morning I cycle past the one at Brooklands, although it is definitely a source of inspiration for me I always think - is life really better now? They claim it is, but something deep inside me has a huge sadness for the things we have lost in this quest for ‘the modern life’. Some people now will never know the feeling when it flew over, but I do. Privileged I guess!

One hell of a plane😊😊

I loved Concorde!

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Amazing how professional this crew is. They work so well together

Would be nice to have something like that again and be great!!😢

I don’t want to ride in an airplane that gets a count down launch. 2:36

The reason is everything is made by the lowest bidder and nobody wants to pay for quality control

A third of the total number of SR71s have crashed without any enemy action. They're utter shit.😅

When Britain was truly great.

120 tons

Escobar would love having this

In the 80's, to fly on a Concord was about $13,000 which is about $25,000+ in today's money. Here's the funny part - they served Trump champagne. No wonder they went outta business. Nothing with the name Trump on it ever last's long. They had expensive steaks and a full 5-8 course elegant meal. Except for their taste in Champagne, of course. It was meant only for the upper class and it backfired on the company and they went belly up. 😅

How posh is that captain

After decades of flying such a magnificent bird and then it being shut down and going back to a 767 or A330 must have felt like stepping out of a McLaren and into a just an ordinary camry, you'll never look at flying the same once you've had that privilege.

I love how they just throw the throttles wide open and bam! No engine spool up. Must have been quite the acceleration.

Great plane. No real failures. Concorde owned the skies.