Supersonic Passenger Planes - Collection [8/17/2022]

Supersonic Passenger Planes, also known as supersonic transports (SST) are aircraft designed to transport passengers greater than the speed of sound (~767 mph or 1,235kmh). The only SSTs to see regular service have been the Concorde and the Tupolev Tu-144, which last flew passenger service in 2003 and 1978 respectively. This collection placemarks all visible and/or known Concorde and Tupolev Tu-144 survivors, as seen in Google Earth, and if available, in Google Street View, as well as future/proposed SSTs.

Google Drive Link - Last Updated: 8/17/2022

drive.google.com/file/d/170ftOLMbjPqMvhMmI9Td-Y-PX5UzsesC/view?usp=sharing

Updated on 8/17/2022.

Updated imagery, added new Google Streetview finds.
Added new "proposed" folder for upcoming / proposed supersonic transport planes.

The F-WTSA in Hermeskeil now in Street View

GM Link (May 2022)