At the 1973 Paris Air Show, a Soviet Tu-144 pulled into a climb to outshine Concorde, and broke apart midair in front of 250,000 spectators. With 54,000 pounds of thrust per engine and a Mach 2 ...

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A Long Island town long rattled by plane traffic in and out of John F. Kennedy Airport is suing for relief as noise complaints soar about low-flying jets. The town of Hempstead and three residents ...