Q 01/05
A) Britain and the United States
B) Britain and Germany
C) France and Italy
D) Britain and France
Answer · why
Sud Aviation and the British Aircraft Corporation shared the work under a 1962 treaty that carried heavy penalties for cancellation.
Q 02/05
A) 2 March 1969
B) 31 December 1968
C) 21 January 1976
D) 9 April 1971
Answer · why
The Soviet Tu-144 had beaten it into the air by two months.
Q 03/05
A) Jacques Guignard
B) André Turcat
C) Brian Trubshaw
D) Jean Franchi
Answer · why
He took it supersonic for the first time on 1 October 1969 and later founded France's national air and space academy.
Q 04/05
A) Brian Trubshaw
B) Roland Beamont
C) Eric Brown
D) John Cochrane
Answer · why
Both prototypes were shown to the public together at the Paris Air Show two months later.
Q 05/05
A) 24
B) 32
C) 28
D) 20
Answer · why
Two prototypes, two pre-production, two development aircraft and 14 production airframes; 18 survive on display.
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