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Which 1985 concert did Phil Collins play twice using Concorde?
Answer: Live Aid
Why: Collins played at London's Wembley Stadium, crossed the Atlantic on Concorde, and took the stage in Philadelphia that afternoon.
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What raised at Mach 2 to protect Concorde's cockpit glass?
Answer: Visor
Why: Specially tinted, heat-resistant glass in the visor allowed pilots to see ahead while blocking high-altitude friction heat.
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Which Asian airline briefly co-operated Concorde?
Answer: Singapore Airlines
Why: The aircraft carried dual branding, featuring Singapore Airlines livery on the port side and British Airways on the starboard side.
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What category of airliner was Concorde?
Answer: Supersonic
Why: Concorde and the Soviet Tu-144 remain the only supersonic airliners to have ever carried paying passengers on scheduled routes.
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What happened to Concorde's length in flight?
Answer: It grew longer
Why: Friction from supersonic air heated the plane's skin above 100°C, stretching the metal body by nearly 30 centimeters.
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What control surfaces combined Concorde's elevators and ailerons?
Answer: Elevons
Why: Because Concorde had no separate horizontal tailplane, six trailing-edge elevons controlled both pitch and roll.