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British Airways Concorde model in Times Square

A one-third size model of the British Airways Concorde appears to fly through Times Square on August 12, 1998. A startup named Boom Technology is working on 45 passenger supersonic passenger jet which would fly at Mach 2.2. The original Concorde had extremely high operating costs resulting in very high fares which Boom is endeavoring to address.

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Photo ID	#1580237
Date Taken	12 August 1998
Location	N/A
Photographer	Richard B Levine/Avalon/NurPhoto
Category	Economy, Business and Finance
Copyright	© 2025 NurPhoto - Richard B Levine/Avalon/NurPhoto

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