Whether you were one of the privileged few to have flown on Concorde or not, you are most likely familiar with the sonic boom the aircraft created when traveling faster than the speed of sound. This, of course, limited the aircraft's use over land, hampering its popularity significantly and essentially limiting it to transatlantic flights. Reaching velocities of twice the speed of sound (Mach 2.01), traveling between New York and London could be done in as little as under three hours.
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