- SSTS
- Quickie flights
- Concordes
- Concordes, for short
- Grounded fliers
- JFK arrivals
- JFK returnees
- Traveler's timesavers
- Concordes, e.g.
- Drooped-nosed fliers
- Fast flights
- Fast flyers, briefly
- Heathrow sights
- Quick planes
- Former fliers
- Grounded Atl. crossers
- Air France speedsters, once
- Atl. flyers
- Fast fliers
- Jetset jets
- Mach-makers?: Abbr.
- Fleet fliers: Abbr.
- Concordes: abbr.
- Planes of which NASA is trying to make a quieter version
- Twentieth-century transportation marvels
- The Concorde et al.
- Fast planes
- U.S.-to-U.K. planes
- Barrier busters
- Solid-state technology (abbr.)
- Sonic boom creators
- Old fliers: Abbr.
- Mach-ing birds?
- Planes that routinely flew faster than 768 mi/hr
- Concorde, et al.: Abbr.
- Mach-2 craft
- Retired fleet
- Mach 2 transports
- Fast jets
- Boomers aloft
- Piloted zoomers
- Grounded fleet
- Erstwhile air fleet
- Old jet-set jets
- Boomers of yore
- Retired boomers
- JFK takeoffs
- Old fliers with delta wings
- Supersonic speeders
- Fast flyers
- Fast flyers, for short
- Mach+ jets
- Fast fliers' letters
- Former fast flyers
- Speedy fliers of old, briefly
- Boeing 2707 et al.
- They disappeared from runways in '03
- Boom producers
- Quiet versions of them are being flight tested by NASA in 2022
- Swift Atl. crossers
- They're just plane fast?
- Very fast jets, familiarly
- Transatlantic fliers
- Fleet fleet
- JFK landers, for years
- Overseas fliers, briefly
- Sleek streakers
- Stratosphere streakers
- Barrier breakers
- Fast fliers, for short
- Temporarily grounded fleet, briefly
- Ungrounded fliers
- Fast Atl. crossers
- Fast fleet
- Mach I breakers
- Once-grounded fliers
- Fliers from De Gaulle
- Former JFK arrivals
- Mach 2 fliers
- Phased-out fliers
- Fast fliers of yore
- Fast flyers of yore
- Former trans-Atl. fleet
- Grounded jets
- Retired jets
- Some jets
- They've gone from boom to bust, briefly
- Fast flyers, once
- Former JFK visitors
- Bygone Atl. crossers
- Concordes, briefly
- Fast jets, once
- Retired Eurofliers
- Retired speedsters
- Erstwhile JFK visitors
- Former Heathrow sights
- Retired Atl. crossers
- Retired fliers
- Aérospatiale products
- Decommissioned barrier breakers
- Grounded fast fliers
- Jet-setters' jets, once
- Some grounded jets
- Bygone boomers
- Decommissioned boomers
- Former JFK landers
- Former jet set
- Mach 2 fliers, briefly
- Planes that comprised the Concorde fleet
- Ret. British Airways jets
- Decommissioned cruisers, briefly
- Former members of the Air France fleet (abbr.)
- Grounded fleet of fast fliers
- Old Atl. crossers
- Sound barrier breakers, now grounded
- Ultrafast flyers, for short
- Bygone barrier breakers
- Former sights at JFK
- Grounded 67-Across, for short
- Now-flightless fleet
- One-time boomers
- Big birds of yore
- Former fast fliers at JFK
- Former jet set jets
- The Concorde fleet, e.g. (abbr.)
- The Concordes, when they flew
- Former Atlantic crossers
- JFK's bygone whiskers?
- Planes that comprised the Concorde fleet, briefly
- Retired boomers, familiarly
- Erstwhile big boomers in the sky (abbr.)
- Extinct fliers
- Grounded jets, for short
- Sonic jets of yore (abbr.)
- Planes like the Alpha Golf at Seattle's Museum of Flight
- Fast planes, for short
- Speedy airplanes
- Transatl. transports
- Atl. crossers
- Droop-nosed streakers
- Dulles sights
- High fliers
- JFK jet set
- Swift metal birds
- Grunded planes^SST
- JFK sights
- Transatlantic fliers, briefly
- Mach-2 breakers
- Sleek planes
- Sound barrier breakers
- Anglo-French aircraft
- Grounded planes, briefly
- Sleek fleet
- Fliers grounded in '03, briefly
- Bygone fleet, briefly
- Former fast fliers
- French fleet, until recently
- Grounded birds?
- Grounded fliers, for short
- Phased-out transports
- They no longer fly
- 2003 Air France retirees, briefly
- Fleet fleet members, formerly
- Flightless birds?
- Former fliers from JFK to LHR
- Grounded fleet, for short
- Defunct fleet
- Fliers grounded in '03, for short
- Grounded jets, briefly
- Aérospatiale was a co-mfr. of them
- Defunct fliers, briefly
- Fast fliers of the past: Abbr.
- Concordes, e.g.: Abbr.
- Grounded fleet, briefly
- JFK arrivals, once
- Retd. Air France fliers
- Grounded jets: Abbr.
- Heathrow landers until 2003, briefly
- Past fast fliers: Abbr.
- Ret. fliers
- Retd. boomers
- '03 retirees
- Droop-nosed fliers
- Grounded big birds?
- Grounded fleet: Abbr.
- Quondam JFK arrivals
- Concordes, familiarly
- Former fleet
- Anglo-French fliers until 2003
- Bygone fliers
- Former Mach 2 fliers, briefly
- Super-fast fliers, briefly
- Former trans-Atl. fliers
- Grounded fast planes, briefly
- Former fast planes
- Now-flightless "birds"
- Phased-out jets
- Ultra-fast jets
- Old fast fliers
- Fast Atl. crossers, once
- Sleek jets
- Old fast jets
- Old swift fliers
- Retired fliers: Abbr.
- Former fast fliers: Abbr.
- Old fast fliers: Abbr.
- Old boomers
- Phased-out fast planes, for short
- Old fleet fleet
- Retired fast fliers: Abbr.
- Fast fliers: Abbr.
- Fleet fliers
- High alt. jets
- Jet set?
- Some JFK arrivals
- Air France arrivals
- Aircraft introduced in '76
- Heathrow arrivals
- JFK jets
- Speeders from JFK
- Transatlantic whiskers
- Tu-144s
- Air France planes
- Mach-speed jets: Abbr.
- Orly arrivals: Abbr.
- Speed-of-sound exceeders: Abbr.
- Beleaguered birds
- Fast flyers: Abbr.
- Fliers grounded in 2000
- Mach 2 attainers: Abbr.
- Speedy jets
- Very fast planes: Abbr.
- Atlantic crossers
- Craft seen at JFK
- High-speed fleet
- JFK landers
- Former flyers
- High-speed fliers
- JFK jets, once
- Retired airplanes: Abbr.
- They used to land at JFK
- Atl. crossers, once
- Former Mach 2 fliers: Abbr.
- Grounded speedsters
- Retired planes: Abbr.
- Former Air France fliers: Abbr.
- Former Atl. crossers
- Former fast movers, for short
- Former speedsters
- Grounded planes: Abbr.
- Onetime JFK landers
- Retired fast planes: Abbr.
- Fmr. fliers
- Former Mach 2 flyers
- Former fast planes: Abbr.
- Grounded jet planes: Abbr.
- Grounded planes
- Retired fast jets: Abbr.
- Retired jets: Abbr.
- Speedsters of yore
- Tu-144s, e.g.
- Former fleet fleet
- Former source of sonic booms
- Now-mothballed fleet
- Erstwhile Heathrow arrivals
- Former Heathrow landers
- Former transatlantic fliers
- Erstwhile speedsters
- Grounded fast planes: Abbr.
- Tu-144s and Concordes
- Bygone sky sights
- Fast fliers of yore: Abbr.
- Former Mach 2 craft
- Former fast-flying planes: Abbr.
- Fast former fliers: Abbr.
- Former fast jets: Abbr.
- Former transatlantic crossers
- Former source of airborne booms
- Air France retirees of '03
- Former fast-flying jets: Abbr.
- Former-and-future fliers
- Boom Technology products on order for NASA
- Planes being redeveloped for NASA
- Erstwhile UK planes
- Bygone fast planes: Abbr.
- 20th-century boomers, for short
- Jet-setters' jets
- Bow wave creators, briefly
- Former sonic boom producers
- Grounded fast planes
- Jet set jets, once
- Boomers born in the 1960s
- Former frequent fliers
- Former transatlantic planes
- They flew for nearly 35 years
- They no longer make booms
- Fleet fleet members of old
- Fliers in museums
- Flying dinosaurs?
- Former barrier breakers
- JFK landers, once
- Jets that last flew in 2003
- Mach 2 fliers, once
- Bygone fleet fleet
- Frequent fliers, once
- Former fliers: Abbr.
- Onetime landers at JFK
- Their noses tilted down
- They haven't taken off since 2003
- Sibilant sounds.
- Those sonic-boom planes.
- Heathrow visitors
- J.F.K. speedsters
- Sky speedsters
- Speedy Atl. fliers
- Speedy travelers
- Plane types: Abbr.
- Certain planes
- Concorde et al.
- Controversial planes
- Certain jets
- Fast planes: Abbr.
- Speedy planes
- Big planes
- Concorde, etc.
- Jet planes
- Jets
- Planes
- Controversial noisemakers
- High fliers under a cloud
- Swift planes
- Speedy crossers of the Atlantic
- Tupolev-144, etc.
- Visitors to J.F.K.
- Jet-set transportation
- Soaring swifties
- Stratosphere streakers, for short
- Transportation for those in a hurry
- Jets once barred at Kennedy
- Planes once barred from J.F.K.
- Fleet fliers, for short
- Some visitors to Kennedy
- Tupolevs, e.g.
- Members of a jet set
- Orly-Dulles commuters
- Some J.F.K. visitors
- Superplanes
- Rapid-transit vehicles
- Tupolevs, for short
- Mod craft
- Atl. whizzers
- Giant jets
- Mach-1 exceeders
- Orly sights
- Sights at LAX
- Sights at J.F.K.
- Deluxe fliers
- Heathrow swifties
- Some N.Y. jets
- J.F.K. visitors
- Kennedy arrs.
- Orly birds?
- Trans-Atlantic speedsters
- Fast fliers, briefly
- Frequent fliers
- J.F.K. drop-ins
- Boom causers
- Atl. speedsters
- Mach 1 fliers
- Boom makers
- Tu-144 and others
- Air France fleet members
- Atl. fliers
- Creators of booms
- They're not baby boomers
- Alternatives to 747's
- Fast jets, for short
- Loud streakers
- N.Y.-Paris carriers
- Part of the Air France fleet
- Parts of the Air France fleet
- Transporters since '76
- British Airways fleet
- Members of a fast fleet
- Planes in the news
- Air France assets
- Boom makers, for short
- Orly risers?
- Sleek fleet, briefly
- Speedy fliers
- Fast jets, briefly
- Fast ones, for short
- Items for a transportation museum, now
- Ocean crossers
- Some arrivals at 44-Across
- Streakers, briefly
- Swift fliers, for short
- Former Concorde fleet
- Former J.F.K. sights
- Onetime Aerospatiale products
- Part of Air France's fleet until 2003
- Retired Atl. fliers
- Retired fliers, for short
- Speedy fliers, for short
- Boomers, once?
- Discontinued fliers, quickly
- Onetime French fleet
- Out-of-commission cruisers: Abbr.
- Fleet that was very fleet
- Former boomers
- Heathrow sights, once
- Out-of-commission cruisers
- Jets that boom
- Old boom makers
- Fleet that was permanently retired in 2003
- Bygone "birds"
- Bygone J.F.K. landers
- Former jets to J.F.K.
- Old trans-Atlantic speedsters
- They had adjustable noses
- They no longer boom
- Tupolev Tu-144s, e.g.
- Concorde fleet
- Fleet fleet, once
- Former fast jets
- Old trans-Atlantic jets, for short
- Onetime J.F.K. arrivals
- Onetime J.F.K. visitors
- They had Machmeters, briefly
- Fleet fleet, once, in brief
- Former high fliers
- Orly birds, once
- Concordes, e.g., for short
- Fast "birds"
- Onetime high fliers
- Onetime landers at LAX
- Booming jets of old, in brief
- Former faves of jet-setters
- Grounded trans-Atlantic fliers, for short
- Bygone jets, informally
- Concordes, in brief
- Former Air France fleet members, for short
- Old Air France fleet, for short
- They were retired in '03
- Boomers of old, in brief
- Old J.F.K. fliers
- Old Mach 2 fliers, for short
- Retired jets, for short
- They got grounded after streaking
- Bygone boomers, for short
- Fliers until '03
- J.F.K. landers until 2003
- Some speedsters, for short
- Old Concordes, in brief
- Onetime trans-Atlantic fliers, for short
- Concordes et al.
- Fast former fliers, for short
- Concordes, e.g., in brief
- Some old jets, for short
- Grounded boomers, for short
- Concorde crafts
- Now-retired fast jets
- Onetime JFK jets
- Booming jets of old
- Former Brit. Airways jets
- Former jets to the U.K.
- Jets that first flew in '68
- Old fast fliers, briefly
- Old fast jets, for short
- Droop-nosed jets
- Passenger jets
- Sonic boomers of yore
- They last flew in 2003
- Historic Brit. Airways fleet
- Air France retirees, briefly
- Former Brit. Airways fleet
- Air France fliers
- Flying boomers
- Ocean hoppers
- Rapid transports
- Streakers to Orly
- Super fast fleet
- TU-144 and Concorde
- British Airways fliers
- Pointy-nose fliers (Abbr.)
- Former JFK Mach busters
- Grounded commercial fleet
- Retired streakers, briefly
- Supersonic planes
- They could turn down their noses
- Super fast fleet, once
- J.F.K. sights, once
- One-time jet-set jets, briefly
- Supersonic planes, briefly
- The Concordes, initially
- They used to turn down their noses
- Tu-144 and Concorde, once
- Certain planes (Abbr.)
- Grounded Air France fliers, briefly
- Grounded commercial fleet (Abbr.)
- One-time flying boomers
- One-time transatlantic speedsters
- Superfast JFK arrivals, once
- Sonic jets of yore
- Grounded faster-than-sound airplanes
- Old trans-Atlantic super-speeders
- Speedy fliers no more
- Bygone fliers, briefly
- Old jets, briefly
- Droop-nosed flyers
- Fast transports for short
- 7 Down crossers for short
- Droop-nosed carriers
- Kennedy visitants
- Sky sights
- Rapid transports: abbr.
- Speedy planes: abbr.
- Fast craft: abbr.
- Kennedy takeoffs
- High alt. fliers
- Noisy planes: abbr.
- They can cross in 4 hrs.
- Jets: abbr.
- Paris-to-NYC jets
- Grounded fliers, briefly
- Droop-nosed fliers, once
- Speedy transports, once
- Retired speedsters, briefly
- Air France fleet members, once
- Retired fleet, briefly
- JFK jet set, once
- Transatlantic speedsters, once
- Discontinued booming jets
- Former fast JFK flyers
- Former Mach I breakers, for short
- Eur. high fliers
- Hi fliers
- Stratospheric fliers
- Air France craft
- Bygone fleet
- Air France birds
- British Air planes
- JFK-Paris transports
- Mach 1 breakers
- Mach 1 toppers
- Sights at De Gaulle
- Soon-to--be-retired fleet
- Sleek fliers
- 2003 retirees
- Former runway stars?
- Onetime JFK sights
- Producers of bygone booms
- Planes of the past
- They flew at Mach 2
- Mach 2 flyers, once
- They once made touchdowns in NYC
- Fast fliers, once
- Bygone jets
- Speedy fliers of the past
