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RUSSIAN SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT.—The Tul44 supersonic airliner seen at Moscow Airnort after its first test flight. This put the Russian aircraft in the air ahead of its rivals, the British-French Concorde and the American Boeing 2707. According to official information, the Tul44 can fly at a speed of 1550 miles an hour, has a range of 4030 miles, and can carry 120 to 130 passengers.

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Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31879, 6 January 1969, Page 11

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RUSSIAN SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT.—The Tul44 supersonic airliner seen at Moscow Airnort after its first test flight. This put the Russian aircraft in the air ahead of its rivals, the British-French Concorde and the American Boeing 2707. According to official information, the Tul44 can fly at a speed of 1550 miles an hour, has a range of 4030 miles, and can carry 120 to 130 passengers. Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31879, 6 January 1969, Page 11

RUSSIAN SUPERSONIC AIRCRAFT.—The Tul44 supersonic airliner seen at Moscow Airnort after its first test flight. This put the Russian aircraft in the air ahead of its rivals, the British-French Concorde and the American Boeing 2707. According to official information, the Tul44 can fly at a speed of 1550 miles an hour, has a range of 4030 miles, and can carry 120 to 130 passengers. Press, Volume CIX, Issue 31879, 6 January 1969, Page 11

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