Pope John Paul II arrives in Lusaka, 1989, aboard a supersonic Concorde jet plane.
SNAPSHOT IN HISTORY- POPE JOHN PAUL II LANDS IN ZAMBIA
May, 4th,1989
POPE John Paul II disembarks from an Air France supersonic Concorde at the then Lusaka International Airport (now Kenneth Kaunda International Airport). It was first time a pontiff's plane has broken the sound barrier and the first time for the luxurious jet to land in Zambia.
May 2, 1989, Pope John Paul II waves to well-wishers as he disembarks from a Concorde jet liner at Lusaka Airport (Now #KKIA). Source: 50 Years of Zambian Aviation #KeepFlying
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