🛫 Aviation Fact: The #Concorde and Supersonic Private Jets 🛫
Did you know? In 1976, the Concorde made history as the first commercial supersonic aircraft, flying at speeds of over Mach 2 and cutting transatlantic flight times in half. While not private, its groundbreaking technology influenced the design of faster private jets like the Gulfstream G650, which cruises at near-supersonic speeds of Mach 0.925.
However, the Concorde was retired in 2003. Why?
✈️ High Operating Costs: Supersonic travel consumed vast amounts of fuel, making it expensive to operate profitably.
🌍 Environmental Concerns: Noise pollution and high emissions led to mounting regulatory challenges.
🏙️ Airport Limitations: The noise levels restricted access to many airports worldwide.
⚠️ The Crash of 2000: A Concorde flight tragically crashed shortly after takeoff from Paris, killing all 113 people on board. While the crash was linked to debris from another aircraft, it damaged the Concorde’s reputation and highlighted safety concerns.
Today, #private jets provide a balance of #speed, safety, and efficiency. While they don’t fly supersonic, private jets like those offered by JetView deliver faster travel times and unparalleled comfort.
🌐 Direct Routes Save Time
Private jets bypass congested commercial airways, getting you to your destination faster.
⏱️ Fly on Your Schedule
No waiting for boarding or delays—your jet is ready when you are.
🏆 Speed Meets Luxury
Enjoy #near-supersonic speeds with the privacy and elegance of a tailored cabin.
At JetView, we continue to build on the legacy of innovation, creating a seamless, luxurious travel experience every time you fly. ✈️
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2moVery impressive build. Special thanks to our client & roofing contractor Kovara Projects Ltd for untrusting South West Safety Ltd for the supply & installation of all safety netting, edge protection designed to BS13374 & also roof access via Haki.