Bywmsieger
The Concorde crash claimed 113 lives. In Eschede, the ICE crash claimed 101 lives. The difference isn't that big.
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The Concorde was too loud (thus only land at a few airports) and too expensive.
The Concorde was not just the accident, but the money. It wasn’t economic. The Boeing guys got stuck. Small and fine. The a380 will soon be selected.
Because the Concorde was very expensive overall.
If the unfortunate had not been, it would certainly have been sampled shortly to the medium term.
Then the accident is even more regrettable. If she had been excavated earlier, the misfortune would not have happened.
And what do you want to learn from this statement? Whenever man does what, what could go wrong, so best do everything that man does, because in the future someone could be hurt?
Yes, of course it’s regrettable. It is also unfortunate if someone doesn’t have a cup of coffee in the morning and then it’s accidental because a roe goes over the street. If you were just going out a minute later…
You’re always smarter after that. But that only uses something for the future. Life is now full of unplanable risks.
I must disappoint you: excitement was not in the slightest. 😉 It was just a factual finding.
Why you’re so excited about my comment now is unreasonable to me. But if you feel better now, it’s all right.
The Concorde proved to be too expensive in continuous operation.
The decision was not about the number of deaths. The accident gave only the blow before the decision to finally pull out the flying billion-grab!
The Concord was far too expensive… and in ICE there are 216,000 people on the way. With the Concord there were no 500 people on the day!