- - Superplanes
- - air france used to have them
- - Orly sights, once
- - "pond" jumper, once
- - Concordes, e.g., in brief
- - historic air france fleet
- - Some jets [abbr.]
- - Fast jets [abbr.]
- - Concordes of old, for short
- - old fast fliers: abbr.
- - retired set of jets
- - Civilian supersonic aircrafts (abbr)
- - Retired fliers briefly
- - Fast former fliers, for short
- - Concordes
- - Ultrafast flyers, for short
- - Retired planes: Abbr.
- - Former fast fliers
- - Concordes, briefly
- - Retired boomers
- - Grounded jets: Abbr.
- - Grounded fliers
- - Controversial planes
- - Concorde et al.
- - Certain planes
- - Retired jets
- - Grounded fleet of fast fliers
- - Former fliers
- - Barrier breakers
- - Speedy jets
- - Sleek jets
- - Retired speedsters
- - Retired fleet
- - Retired fast planes: Abbr.
- - Now-flightless fleet
- - J.F.K. sights
- - Heathrow visitors
- - Grounded fliers, briefly
- - Grounded fleet: Abbr.
- - Former sights at JFK
- - Former JFK landers
- - Atl. crossers
- - The Concordes, when they flew
- - Mach 2 fliers
- - J.F.K. speedsters
- - J.F.K. arrivals
- - Grounded speedsters
- - Grounded planes: Abbr.
- - Grounded jets, briefly
- - Grounded jets
- - Giant jets
- - Former Mach 2 fliers: Abbr.
- - Former fleet
- - Fleet fleet, once
- - Concordes: Abbr.
- - Concordes, familiarly
- - Air France fleet members, once
- - Visitors to J.F.K.
- - Very fast flyers, for short
- - Tu-144's
- - Tu-144 and Concorde, once
- - TU-144 and Concorde
- - They could turn down their noses
- - Temporarily grounded fleet, briefly
- - Speedy transports, once
- - Speedsters of yore
- - Some JFK arrivals
- - Sleek planes
- - Sleek fleet
- - Retired speedsters, briefly
- - Retired jets: Abbr.
- - Retired fleet, briefly
- - Retd. Air France fliers
- - Ret. fliers
- - Out-of-commission cruisers
- - Onetime French fleet
- - One-time J.F.K. arrivals
- - N.Y.-to-Paris jets, until 2003
- - Mach I breakers
- - Mach 1 fliers
- - Mach 1 breakers
- - JFK jets, once
- - JFK jet set, once
- - Jet-set jets
- - Grounded planes, briefly
- - Grounded fliers, for short
- - Former transatlantic fliers
- - Former source of airborne booms
- - Former fleet fleet
- - Former fast planes: Abbr.
- - Former boomers
- - Fast planes: Abbr.
- - Fast jets, for short
- - Fast flyers
- - Fast fleet
- - Droop-nosed fliers, once
- - Droop-nosed fliers
- - Bygone fleet fleet
- - Bygone barrier breakers
- - Air France fliers
- - Vowelless planes
- - Very fast planes once in the Air France fleet: Abbr.
- - Ultrafast jets, for short
- - Ultrafast jets
- - Ultra-fast flyers, for short
- - Tupolevs, for short
- - Tupolevs, e.g.
- - Tupolev-144, etc.
- - Tupolev Tu-144s, e.g.
- - Tu-144s, e.g.
- - Tu-144s and Concordes
- - Tu-144's, e.g.
- - Travelers' timesavers
- - Travel options for 30 yrs.
- - Transporters since '76
- - Transportation for those in a hurry
- - Transatlantic speedsters, once
- - Trans-Atlantic speedsters
- - They're not baby boomers
- - They used to turn down their noses
- - They no longer make booms
- - They no longer boom
- - They haven't taken off since 2003
- - They had Machmeters, briefly
- - They had adjustable noses
- - They flew for nearly 35 years
- - They can break the speed of sound
- - Their noses tilted down
- - The Concordes, initially
- - The Concorde fleet, e.g. (abbr.)
- - Swift planes
- - Swift fliers, for short
- - Swift Atl. crossers
- - Supersonic planes, briefly
- - Superfast JFK arrivals, once
- - Super-fast fliers, briefly
- - Super fast fleet, once
- - Super fast fleet
- - Streakers, briefly
- - Streakers to Orly
- - Stratosphere streakers, for short
- - Speedy travelers
- - Speedy planes: abbr.
- - Speedy fliers, for short
- - Speedy fliers of old, briefly
- - Speedy fliers
- - Speedy crossers of the Atlantic
- - Speedy Atl. fliers
- - Soon-to--be-retired fleet
- - Sonic jets of yore
- - Sonic boom creators, briefly
- - Some visitors to Kennedy
- - Some N.Y. jets
- - Some J.F.K. visitors
- - Some grounded jets
- - Soaring swifties
- - Sleek streakers
- - Sleek fliers
- - Sleek fleet, briefly
- - Sky speedsters
- - Sky sights, once
- - Sights at LAX
- - Sights at J.F.K.
- - Sights at De Gaulle
- - Retired streakers, briefly
- - Retired fast jets: Abbr.
- - Retired Eurofliers
- - Retired Brit. Airways fleet
- - Retired boomers, familiarly
- - Retired Atl. fliers
- - Retired Atl. crossers
- - Retired airplanes: Abbr.
- - Retired Air France fleet
- - Retd. boomers
- - Ret. overseas fliers
- - Ret. British fleet
- - Ret. British Airways jets
- - Rapid-transit vehicles
- - Rapid transports: abbr.
- - Rapid transit, once
- - Quondam JFK arrivals
- - Producers of bygone booms
- - Pointy-nose fliers (Abbr.)
- - Planes that routinely flew faster than 768 mi/hr
- - Planes that could reach a speed of Mach 2: Abbr.
- - Planes that comprised the Concorde fleet, briefly
- - Planes once barred from J.F.K.
- - Planes in the news
- - Plane types: Abbr.
- - Phased-out transports
- - Phased-out fliers
- - Past fast fliers: Abbr.
- - Passenger jets
- - Parts of the Air France fleet
- - Part of the Air France fleet
- - Part of Air France's fleet until 2003
- - Out-of-commission cruisers: Abbr.
- - Orly-Dulles commuters
- - Orly sights
- - Orly risers?
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