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I strongly suspect that the American airline companies
were leaned on by the US Government not to buy Concorde, so that they could wreck the European aircraft industry and see off a competitor to their own companies. Same as they try to wreck every other countries economies in their own interests. So called Globalisation equals Americanisation! Once Great Britain had thriving aircraft industry, with companies such as Handley-Page, Avro, Vickers, Supermarine, Miles, De Havilland. Now all we do is make wings for Airbus, and even that industry is up for sale. I can perfectly well understand why the Arabs in the Oil producing countries, which the US also tries to dominate, hate the Americans so much! Derek Copeland At 03:54 11 June 2006, Jack wrote: The dozens of airlines who optioned and then refused Concorde, leaving the Governments of Britain and France deservedly holding the bag, are powerful evidence that the 'bean-counters' were right, as were the directors who actually made the [non]investment decisions. |
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