From the Archives 1972: Whoosh! Concorde's first Sydney landing

With an ear-splitting roar and trailing a cloud of black smoke, the supersonic Concorde flew into Sydney for the first time on June 17, 1972.

Portal into the Past of Sydney & Beyond - Concorde flies over Sydney Harbour in 1972.

20 years since supersonic: A history of Concorde through the Times archive

OTD in 1989, a chartered Concorde flight between Christchurch, New Zealand and Sydney, Australia loses most of its upper rudder while climbing at supersonic speed. Despite minor vibrations the plane landed without

I Grew Up in Mortdale 2223 - ✈️ #OnThisDay 14 February 1985, a British Airways Concorde jet shattered a 25-year-old speed record when it touched down at Sydney Kingsford Smith Airport (pictured)

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Concorde Back From the Far East With Three Orders - The New York Times

Sydney Airport - On this day in 1972, the supersonic

Sydney Airport - On this day in 1972, the supersonic

OnThisDay 20 June 1972, - I Grew Up in Mortdale 2223

Fab Sydney Flashbacks: 1972: The Concorde arrives in Sydney (as covered by The Sun Herald)

Arrival of Concorde in Darwin Airport, 1972 [picture] / Michael Jensen - Catalogue

From the Archives 1972: Whoosh! Concorde's first Sydney landing