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The Concorde was primarily constructed from a combination of materials to withstand the extreme conditions of supersonic flight. Its airframe was made of aluminum alloys, which provided a lightweight yet strong structure. Additionally, the leading edges of the wings and the nose were reinforced with materials like titanium and special heat-resistant composites to endure high temperatures generated during flight. This combination of materials ensured the aircraft's performance, safety, and durability.
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Where was Concorde made?
French Concorde were made in Toulouse (South-West of France) and English Concorde were made in Filton (England).
Is the Concorde a jet?
The Concorde was a jet. It is no longer being made or used.
Who Made the guitar Concorde Mark31?
How much is a Concorde mark 31 cost
Who made the Concorde?
Micheal Jackson did not make the Concorde a french man did name was frencharoo
What year was the Concorde made?
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Is an avro vulcan half made typhoon and half made Concorde?
The answer is YES! Because the body or fusalage is a typhoon and the wings are of a concorde. Copycats!
What areoplane was jointly made by the UK and France?
Concorde
Why did they call a supersonic transport system made by England and France the Concorde?
The Concorde is how most people refer to the entire system, but it is shortened.
When was English Concorde made?
The first Concorde flight was made in 1969. However, it did not enter service until 1976. Air France and British Airways operated all the Concordes made, although other airlines did lease them occasionally from these two. Concorde flights ceased in 2003, but all the airframes are in preservation.
Why was Concorde made?
the Concorde is a turbojet- powered supersonic passenger airliner, a supersonic transport (SST). it was a product of an Anglo-french government treaty.
What happened to the old Concorde jets?
They were taken apart and made into cars
What is the name of the supersonic passenger plane made by french and the English?
Concorde
