ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES ADVANTAGES Concorde or Concord is a large and majestic aircraft in the golden age of passenger aircraft services for a wide range of advantages about this aircraft. There is no denying that this size of the plane benefits the entire country and cannot compete with the size of this plane. The cooperation between the two countries will profit from the invention of the airplane, and the country will be able to improve the quality of its country in the eyes of the world. The technology that the country has is quite encouraging because it transcends the progress of other countries, as well as their talent wise and intelligent enough to be able to create this Concorde plane. Concorde has its advantages that we can see. The advantage we can see in great designer and manufacturing experience is the great aspects of designer and manufacturing experience that can fit into the great classification of the job. This fabulous creation is visible in the engine design, as well as in the materials used to prepare the aircraft that can travel at supersonic speed. there has never been another creation of a supersonic aircraft to carry passengers to their destination; a supersonic aircraft is only used to transport bombs and fighter planes. In November 1962, the British and French governments agreed to develop and build a supersonic aircraft. Each project presents a streamlined supersonic aircraft with a variety of difficult problems, including two that are of greatest interest: powertrain installation and subsonic aircraft design. supersonic speed because many configuration changes were introduced, particularly in the areas of the nose and visor, rear wing and fuselage. the leader of...... middle of paper...... rançois Mitterrand regularly used the Concorde as the French flag plane on visits abroad. British Queen Elizabeth II and Prime Ministers Edward Heath, Jim Callaghan, Margaret Thatcher, John Major and Tony Blair took the Concorde on some charter flights such as the Queen's trips to Barbados on the occasion of her Silver Jubilee in 1977, 1987 and in 2003, in the Middle East in 1984, in the United States in 1991, etc. The Concorde sometimes carried out special flights for demonstrations, for performances at air shows (Farnborough, Paris-LeBourget, MAKS, etc.) and other exhibitions, to take part in parades and celebrations (such as the anniversary of Zurich airport in 1998), for private charters (such as the President of Zaire Mobutu Sese Seko several times), for promotional advertising of companies (OKI, etc.), for the passing of the Olympic torch (1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville), for observing the solar eclipse, etc.