Aerospace Bristol welcomes Concorde 216 to her new home
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- On 7th February 2017, Aerospace Bristol welcomed Concorde 216 - the last Concorde to be built and the last to fly - to her new purpose-built home.
The complex move was conducted with the greatest care by engineers from British Airways and Airbus, who towed the iconic aircraft across Filton Airfield and up a ramp into the new purpose-built hangar at Aerospace Bristol.
Taking off in summer 2017 - with Concorde as its show-stopping centrepiece - Aerospace Bristol will take visitors on a fascinating journey through more than a century of flight, telling an inspirational story of ingenious design, engineering innovation and remarkable social history
For more information, visit aerospacebristol.org.
The Concorde. The most beautiful Airliner in the whole world.
I just been there, it so emotional and overwhelming to see Concorde up close.
underrated video - watched the whole thing through - wish we could bring back the concordes glory ❤
Great day for a great plane - looking forward to visiting in the Summer!
I flew on G-BOAF on the 27 February 1988 from London Heathrow to Barbados via Shannon. BA273.
Absolutely magnificent flight and service. Mach 2.2 at 65,000 ft, the edge of space. Beautiful flight!!
Pathetic that in this day and age this futuristic beautiful plane remains grounded. This country should be ashamed.
Blame France and Airbus, they are the one who grounded her.
airbus : KAKA
I love concorde it is a beautiful air plane. Back in January onboard at manchester airport for a full 2 hours tour and it is good
Since there not turning Filton into houses anymore they should convert the runway and let Concorde fly 3 times a year
Her home is not the hangar, the sky is her home
it should fly again
I love the way there is a van leading it to warn oncoming traffic haha like they wouldn't see Concord travelling at 2mph.
So sad to see the Concorde, which should be doing Mach 2, looking like a fox with its leg caught in a trap.
Some super footage there.
As a English man I find this so sad the best Plane in the World and it’s been put into a caged lion it’s wrong so wrong 😢😢
Very sad to see a plane that should still be flying dragged along .
Almost too depressing to watch 😢
The sad thing about this footage was it took them 14 years to get it into a hanger she stood there at the side of the airfield all that time from the day she landed basically rotting away Should of let Richard Branson buy the fleet of planes probably be still flying today
It's a trajedy British Airways refuse to let one fly just for heritage purposes
I have been n this plane! 🤪
Hi aerospace Bristol when you opening ?
Hello Jonathan, we hope to announce an opening date really soon so keep an eye out. We're working on fitting out the exhibition in our WWI Hangar and need to get everything right before opening. We promise it will be worth the wait!
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So sad to see i would love to see this plane flying again why they can't get it in the air i will never no there was nothing wrong with that plane
It's been left in the open air from 2003-2017. Plus it's been drained of all the fluids and her engines have seized.
@@WarhammerWings that's such a shame real waste
So sad to see this.. the fastest passenger plane we've ever made in a museum.. So sad...