It is a paradox of modern-day business that, with time-saving devices such as desk-top computers, satellite telecommunications, electronic mail and supersonic aircraft, many managers find even less time to devote to essential profit-making activities --; such as thinking and listening to people. (BNCI)
In 1975 it was believed that a large fleet of supersonic aircraft flying at altitudes up to 25 km would have a `;noticeable effect'; on the ozone layer (World Health Organization, 1976b). (BNCI)
Barbara (39) from West Sussex flew BA's London-to-New York Concorde following six months intensive training on the supersonic aircraft. (BNCI)