Crossword clues for sst
sst
- Former fleet member
- Plane with a machmeter: Abbr.
- Bygone flier, for short
- Concorde, in brief
- J.F.K. visitor, once
- Fast jet, for short
- Historic barrier breaker
- Old J.F.K. lander
- Bygone aircraft, briefly
- Onetime boom maker
- Retired barrier breaker, for short
- Old J.F.K. sight
- Boomer, once
- One with delta wings, briefly
- Former part of the British Airways fleet, for short
- High flier, once
- Retired runway model
- "Bird" with a flexible nose
- Flier with delta wings
- J.F.K. arrival of old
- It began commercial service in '76
- Display at the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, for short
- Former flier, for short
- Bygone travel option, informally
- Boom maker, once
- Contrail source, once: Abbr.
- Across-the-Atlantic flier of old, briefly
- European streaker, once, in brief
- Jet for the jet set
- Craft that must overcome wave drag, in brief
- Former barrier breaker
- Fleet member retired in '03
- Former Brit. Airways vehicle
- Bygone cross-Atlantic jet, for short
- Jet that once made a boom, in brief
- New York arrival of '77
- Boomer for nearly 35 yrs.
- Concorde, e.g., for short
- Orly bird, once?
- Onetime J.F.K. sight
- Concorde, for short
- It went boom, for short
- Fast jet
- Kennedy sight
- TU-144
- Speedy jet
- Air France fleet member
- TU-144. e.g.
- J.F.K. visitor
- Fast flier
- Visitor to J.F.K.
- Droop-nosed flier: Abbr.
- "___ Death Flight," 1977 TV film
- Kennedy visitor
- Sound barrier breaker: Abbr.
- Fast transport
- Fast way to the U.K.
- Jet-set veh.
- The Concorde, e.g.
- Atl. flier
- Jet-set transport
- J.F.K. speedster
- Speedy plane
- Kennedy transient
- Grounded jet, for short
- Heathrow arrival
- Aerial clipper
- Orly speed demon
- Controversial plane
- Speedy airplane
- Tupolev-144, e.g.
- Super airliner
- Kennedy noisemaker
- Swift crosser of the Atl.
- Concorde or Tupolev
- Beak-nosed plane
- Swift jet
- Eur. plane
- Jet set's pet plane
- Boomer that retired in the early '00s?
- Swift Atl. plane
- J.F.K. "bird"
- Controversial aircraft
- Contemporary aircraft
- Plane initials
- Jet plane
- Plane
- TU 144, for one
- Orly-Dulles transp.
- Fleet flier
- Very fast plane
- Heathrow lander
- Trans-Atl. jet
- Jet-set jet
- J.F.K. sight
- Mach topper
- Wings of a sort
- Jet set's jet
- Trans-Atlantic flier
- Fast wings, for short
- Craft with delta wings
- Fast plane
- Rapid transit
- A fast one
- Transportation that's booming?
- Its business is booming
- It'll get you there P.D.Q.
- J.F.K. lander
- Fast way to J.F.K.
- J.F.K. arrival
- Rapid transit?
- Jet to Heathrow
- European streaker
- L-1011 alternative
- J.F.K. regular
- Sight at Dulles
- Atl. speedster
- 747 alternative
- J.F.K. jet
- Time-saving means of travel
- Aviation introduction of 1968
- Queen's way to the U.S.A.
- Sound barrier breaker, for short
- See 37-Across
- Atl. crosser
- Euroflier
- Mach 2 craft
- It has an adjustable nose
- Public transport since '76
- Expensive transport
- BA or AF plane
- Concorde, notably
- Noisy flier
- Fast one, for short
- One of a fleet fleet
- Boom producer
- Speedy flier
- Mach 1 breaker
- Concorde, e.g.
- Brit. Airways vehicle
- Fast wings
- Fast plane: Abbr.
- New craft of '68
- Barrier breaker, for short
- Transatlantic cruiser
- Boom source
- J.F.K. plane
- Plane with a tipped nose
- Focus of a July 2000 crash investigation
- Unrealized 60's Boeing project
- Noisy transportation
- Mach-1 surpasser
- One making a quick trip
- New flier of 1968
- Heathrow plane
- Noisy streaker
- Scrapped Boeing project
- Speedy jet to J.F.K.
- Streak in the sky, for short
- Travel option for about 30 yrs.
- Retired flier
- Bygone air inits.
- Delta wing craft
- Concorde
- Mach 1 passer
- Lander at J.F.K., once
- Retired speedster
- Champagne-flight jet
- Grounded flier
- Former flier to J.F.K.
- Onetime Heathrow sight: Abbr.
- Air France flier until '03
- Transatlantic flier, for short
- The U.S.S.R. had the first civilian one
- High flier
- Retired cruiser
- Long-nosed flier, for short
- Speedy way to get to Paris
- 2003 addition to the Museum of Flight
- Retired jet, for short
- It's not breaking the sound barrier anymore
- It doesn't fly anymore
- Old flying option
- Former J.F.K. lander
- Jet decommissioned in '03
- Bygone flier
- Retired boomer
- Former boomer
Wikipedia
SST may refer to:
SST (Menter’s Shear Stress Transport) turbulence model is a widely used and robust two-equation eddy-viscosity turbulence model used in Computational Fluid Dynamics. The model combines the k-omega turbulence model and K-epsilon turbulence model such that the k-omega is used in the inner region of the boundary layer and switches to the k-epsilon in the free shear flow.
SST is a humanist sans-serif typeface designed by Monotype for Sony. It supports the Latin, Greek, and Cyrillic alphabets and has matching styles for Thai, Hebrew, Japanese and Arabic. It is modelled after Helvetica (Sony’s previous typeface) and Frutiger. SST is used on Sony’s product packaging, operating instructions, websites, TV menus, in Playstation 4 and on the Xperia smartphone.