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	Howstuffworks "How Concordes Work" go to the page: http://travel.howstuffworks.com/concorde3.htm	Search Tags Tags are important words found on this page. Blue tags were added by web users; yellow ones were extracted by our analysis tools. air aircraft airways concorde delta drag engines flight freudenrich fuselage horizontal implented jets landing moveable needle nose rectangular reduces ssts stability stabilizer streamlined subsonic swept tail takeoff thin transportation triangular wing Page Excerpt The page excerpt is a few sentences from the page that try to summarize its meaning. Concorde is about 202 ft (61.7 m), just slightly shorter than a 747. The long, narrow shape of the Concorde reduces the drag on the plane as it mov...
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