What resulted was the Concorde, which was first put into commercial service in 1976. it is capable of flying at Mach 2 and can carry 128 passengers with a range of 3,870 miles (6,230 km).
Progress in aviation both civil and military led to the conquest of space. On July 20, 1969, astronaut Neil Armstrong made history when he first stepped foot on the moon’s surface. He said the famous words “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”
During the 1950s, jet aircraft capable of carrying up to 200 passengers were developed and the airplane became established as a popular means of transportation. With the introduction of long-range aircraft on the North Atlantic, the ocean liners began to be replaced as a practical means of transportation.
During this time, tourist class service was introduced to cross the North Atlantic, affecting both fares and seating arrangement. Fares were generally 20-25 percent lower than the standard first class fares.
•In tourist configuration, the aircraft could accommodate an average of 25 percent more passengers, compared to the first class seating arrangement.
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In the 1960s, the passenger airline industry experienced further global growth. Scheduled cargo traffic also made impressive gains. Tourists, mainly from North America and Europe, traveled to Africa, the Pacific and Asia as jet aircraft enhancements improved the speed, safety and comfort of air travel.
What resulted was the Concorde, which was first put into commercial service in 1976. it is capable of flying at Mach 2 and can carry 128 passengers with a range of 3,870 miles (6,230 km).Progress in aviation both civil and military led to the conquest of space. On July 20, 1969, astronaut Neil Armstrong made history when he first stepped foot on the moon’s surface. He said the famous words “That’s one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind”During the 1950s, jet aircraft capable of carrying up to 200 passengers were developed and the airplane became established as a popular means of transportation. With the introduction of long-range aircraft on the North Atlantic, the ocean liners began to be replaced as a practical means of transportation.During this time, tourist class service was introduced to cross the North Atlantic, affecting both fares and seating arrangement. Fares were generally 20-25 percent lower than the standard first class fares.•In tourist configuration, the aircraft could accommodate an average of 25 percent more passengers, compared to the first class seating arrangement.6.In the 1960s, the passenger airline industry experienced further global growth. Scheduled cargo traffic also made impressive gains. Tourists, mainly from North America and Europe, traveled to Africa, the Pacific and Asia as jet aircraft enhancements improved the speed, safety and comfort of air travel.
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