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Tiger

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24th Oct 03 at 15:54

What about the TU-144 - the russian concorde - can hardly tell them apart.

Super_si

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24th Oct 03 at 16:02

Doesnt fly does it

Kerry

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24th Oct 03 at 16:13

concordi

The ill-fated Tupolev TU 144, a Russian Concorde clone, made little impact during its tragic lifetime

http://www.aircadetcentral.com/site/aviation_commercial_tu144.asp

[Edited on 24-10-2003 by Kerry]

l33t corsa

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24th Oct 03 at 16:14

quote:
Originally posted by Gambit
the charles de gaule incident was caused by a strip of loose metal dropped on the runway by another plane previous to when concorde took off

concorde hit it, cause the tyre to explode send bits into the wings and rupturing the fuel tanks.

There were other factors too.. there's a program on discovery every now and then with it all on.

Adam

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24th Oct 03 at 16:21