As the first and only supersonic commercial jetliner, Concorde was popular with royals, celebrities, and business executives.

Rescue workers arrived to find the crash site littered with debris, including the Concorde’s signature nose cone, pieces of the wings, the contents of the passengers’ luggage, and a hotel bathtub.

The French Air Accident Investigation Bureau report published at the end of August contained little new information about the Concorde crash and did not pinpoint its cause. David Learmount, operations ...

Concorde Crash Kills 113 NPR's Sarah Chayes reports that an Air France Concorde carrying German tourists to New York for a Caribbean cruise crashed outside Paris shortly after takeoff yesterday ...

Even though the planes made hundreds of successful flights across the ocean, disaster struck in 2000, and that marked the beginning of the end of the Concorde. The crash and subsequent ...

Upon takeoff, this plane weighs about 408,000 pounds. More than half of that, 209,000, is in fuel alone,” an Intrepid Museum ...

An Air France supersonic Concorde bound for New York crashed on takeoff, killing 109 passengers and crew, as well as four more people on the ground, in the first-ever fatal accident for the ...

The Concorde's left wing burst into flames, before the plane crashed into a roadside hotel. "We overheard a very loud, roaring noise," said Jamie Ritchie, a British businessman who witnessed the ...

Concorde built a remarkable safety record over decades of service with the exception of one tragic accident on 25 July 2000 that shattered its reputation. The sole fatal crash occurred when an Air ...