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It was mainly because it was unsafe. The physical plane itself generated so much heat during flight, that it actually stretched up to around a foot and a half.
I don't know FOR SURE any other reasons, however, a possible theory is that it costed too much money.
Low passenger numbers, high maintenance costs, and airlines could make more money carrying passengers sub-sonically.
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