Concorde -- the world's only supersonic passenger jetliner -- has returned to the skies, making a long-awaited commercial comeback more than a year after a crash near Paris killed 113 people. A revamped Air France Concorde with 92 passengers -- including government and airline officials -- took off from Charles de Gaulle airport on November 7 for the nearly four-hour flight to New York. British Airways was also resuming its Concorde service.