SCG is campaigning to return Concorde to flight. This will enable the Great British public to enjoy witnessing the ongoing celebration of one of the greatest engineering achievements in the history of this country. It would also be a living tribute to cooperation between European nations in the post-war era, and could be timed to coincide with the celebrations for the London Olympics in 2012.
The main obstacle preventing this return to flight is British Airways. They continue to hide behind statements that they refuse to back up in terms of costs and accountability.
Continue ReadingAs we undertake the official inquiry into Concorde's retirement and the possible true cost of it's return to flight, our team is increasing. If you have some time to volunteer, please contact us.
It’s been reported that Airbus UK intend to close BA Concorde Alpha-Foxtrot (G-BOAF) as a public visitor centre this Autumn for alleged maintenance. Airbus has made plans to remove Concorde G-BOAF (216) from the public in order to relocate the aircraft to one of its Brabazon hangars at Filton for “maintenance”. Unfortunately, no information seems [...]
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