Concorde Enters Commercial Supersonic Passenger Service
British Airways and Air France inaugurate simultaneous scheduled supersonic flights from London Heathrow to Bahrain and Paris Charles de Gaulle to Rio de Janeiro.
Journey through commercial aviation milestones. Explore the historic maiden flights, factory rollouts, and airline service debuts that shaped global air transport history.
British Airways and Air France inaugurate simultaneous scheduled supersonic flights from London Heathrow to Bahrain and Paris Charles de Gaulle to Rio de Janeiro.
The world's first widebody commercial transport takes to the skies from Paine Field in Everett, Washington, revolutionizing global long-haul air travel.
Chief test pilot André Turcat lifts Concorde 001 off Runway 32 at Toulouse-Blagnac for a flawless 27-minute maiden flight.
The double-deck Airbus A380 takes off with 223 tonnes of test instrumentation, beginning its flight test campaign before commercial debut.
The jet airliner prototype that birthed the Boeing 707 and KC-135 is unveiled, inaugurating the commercial jet age for the American aerospace industry.
Airbus's all-new carbon composite widebody takes off from Toulouse-Blagnac Airport, achieving first flight ahead of the 2013 Paris Air Show.
Boeing premieres its revolutionary composite twin-aisle airliner to an audience of 15,000 employees and airline executives at Everett FAL.
The widebody trijet completes its initial flight from Long Beach Airport, California, entering commercial service the following year.
The stretched 787-9 takes off from Paine Field for a 5-hour test flight, proving higher payload capacity and extended 14,140 km range.
Flight SQ380 departs Singapore Changi for Sydney Kingsford Smith with 455 passengers on board, making aviation history.
The 74-meter-long A350-1000 successfully lifts off in Toulouse powered by two Rolls-Royce Trent XWB-97 turbofans.
Pilots Mike Carriker and Randy Neville land ZA001 at Boeing Field after a three-hour test flight, officially launching the Dreamliner flight test program.
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