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The 12 pages that link to Concorde, each with the reason it gives.

• Fly-by-wireRelated: Its analog fly-by-wire system controlled engine air intakes, an early transport-aircraft application.

• AfterburnerBroader topic: Its Rolls-Royce/Snecma Olympus engines used afterburners during takeoff and transonic acceleration.

• Jet AgeBroader topic: Concorde embodied the Jet Age's pursuit of faster-than-sound passenger travel.

• Delta wingBroader topic: Its slender ogival delta wing was tailored for sustained supersonic cruise.

• Supersonic transportBroader topic: Concorde remains the only supersonic transport to sustain scheduled transatlantic passenger service.

• Supersonic flightBroader topic: It remains the best-known example of scheduled civilian supersonic flight.

• Aviation recordsBroader topic: Its transatlantic crossings set speed benchmarks for scheduled passenger travel.

• Transatlantic flightBroader topic: It offered exceptionally fast scheduled flights across the Atlantic.

• Air FranceRelated: Air France operated Concorde on transatlantic routes until the type’s retirement.

• Supersonic aircraftBroader topic: It demonstrated scheduled commercial supersonic travel.

• Roger BéteilleRelated: Its costly development sharpened the case for a more commercially sustainable European aircraft program.

• History of the jet engineBroader topic: Its Olympus turbojets with afterburners show how engine design met sustained supersonic flight demands.