Re: Last flight AF Concorde MPEG video today...

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Like the sound of an SST impacting an LGA arriving US Airways 319?

;-)

Most JFK departures on that runway, are quickly routed out of the
water. AA's ill-fated A300, and even the 747-400 departing before it
were sent out over Jamaica Bay.



On Monday, June 16, 2003, at 12:25  PM, Miguel J. E. Branco da Silva
wrote:

> Hi
>
>>
>> As for noise abatement, I think you could bury the Concorde 100 ft
>> underground and it still wouldn't past noise-abatement muster. ;-)
>>
>
> I have here at home a wonderful DVD about the Concorde (I have no
> share on the
> profits but I recommend it to everyone who desires to have a inside
> view on
> flying the Concorde http://www.itvv.co.uk/bawconcorde.asp ) and the
> "official
> reason" given for the sharp turn over Jamaica Bay are the noise
> sensors who
> monitor the noise abatment procedures around New York.
>
> Best regards
> Miguel Branco da Silva
>

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