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Musee de l'Air: "The 001 reached Mach 1 on 1 October 1969 and Mach 2 on 4 November 1970"; the Ecole Polytechnique[2] profile of Turcat says he "piloted Concorde's first supersonic flight on October 1 of the same year".
Ecole Polytechnique profile: Turcat piloted Concorde's first supersonic flight on 1 October 1969.
This Day in Aviation: 001 first flight from Toulouse with Turcat, specifications and 397 test flights.[1]
States Concorde completed its first supersonic flight on 1 October 1969.[1]
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