(aerospace engineering) Aircraft capable of supersonic speeds.
supersonic aircraft
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 | stabilator (aerospace engineering) |
| Concorde (trademark for a supersonic passenger aircraft) |
| National Geographic: Superliners - Twilight of an Era (1980 Science & Technology Film) |
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