Did the passengers ever know or guess? 
Q: Sir, did you ever fly for a commercial airline? A: No, although I did fly the concorde once. The pilot knew me and knew I was a passenger so invited me to fly it.
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That’s awesome!
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What is your favorite kind of Schnitzel?
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Man, gen. Yeager, THOSE were the days. That's awesome.
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OK, that is incredibly cool.
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So. Freaking. Cool.
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In the late 60s everyone was sure the Concorde and the Tupolev were the wave of the future. Would have been true if speed were the key driver. But range and payload were the market key drivers, and the Boeing 747 was the better airplane to come out of that time.
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The good ole days.
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That must have been exciting. Or maybe relaxing, since flying fast enough to break the sound barrier.pic.twitter.com/iyTXSti1OR
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