Thought I would share this video as I found it superb!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_uW5sLug_0&feature=fvw
Superb Concorde Video
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by Chairman » Thu Aug 05, 2010 11:28 pm
Nice ! It's vids like that which keep making me look at condorde-x and think hmmmmmmmmm ... 
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by Ian Warren » Fri Aug 06, 2010 1:42 am
A couple off times the Concorde stopped in Auckland but in Christchurch we were lucky to see them many times and hear them as they left , Great plane !
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by HercFeend » Fri Aug 06, 2010 8:53 am
Every time I see Concord it makes me regret the backward step aviation took when they were grounded and reaffirms my dislike of BA.
The story goes that Richard Branson offered to buy the Concord fleet from BA and take on the financial burden of operating them for the love of the aircraft and the great days of aviation they symbolise. BA agreed to the sale but, no doubt due to the bitter feud that exists between the two companies, refused to sell or supply any spare parts, support or technical knowledge/experience. This as BA knew made the operation of Concord by Virgin impossible and thus ended an era. Thanks BA!!
The story goes that Richard Branson offered to buy the Concord fleet from BA and take on the financial burden of operating them for the love of the aircraft and the great days of aviation they symbolise. BA agreed to the sale but, no doubt due to the bitter feud that exists between the two companies, refused to sell or supply any spare parts, support or technical knowledge/experience. This as BA knew made the operation of Concord by Virgin impossible and thus ended an era. Thanks BA!!
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