What was the maiden voyage of the Concorde?

The maiden voyage of the Concorde took place on March 2, 1969, when the aircraft took off from Toulouse, France. Piloted by André Turcat, the flight lasted about 29 minutes and reached an altitude of 10,000 meters (approximately 33,000 feet). This historic flight marked the beginning of the supersonic era in commercial aviation, showcasing Concorde's advanced technology and design. The aircraft eventually entered service in 1976, revolutionizing air travel with its ability to fly at speeds over twice the speed of sound.