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How much was a ticket on the Concorde?

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The Concorde’s production and operation was an enormous financial undertaking for both the United Kingdom and France, contributing to sky-high ticket pricing for most consumers. In 1996 for example, British Airways charged $7,574 ($12,460, adjusted for 2020 inflation) for a round-trip flight from New York City to London. As a possible result, many of these flights were at half capacity, and those on board were frequently airline guests or upgraded passengers.