CONCORDE already in disembowelled form, rather like some other ladies in history (who subsequently got the chop), will make her way up, and in this case passed, the Tower of London on Tuesday 6 April. Concorde G-BOAA was the first to go into service ” being chosen for BA's very first supersonic commercial flight from Heathrow to Bahrain in January 1976. The aircraft will be transported by road from Heathrow on Sunday 4 April, making its way along the A30 and A4 to the River Thames at Isleworth where it will be manoeuvred onto the Terra Marique, a multi-purpose pontoon. Concorde”s final home is the Museum of Flight, East Fortune, 20 miles east of Edinburgh and part of the National Museum of Scotland This journey nearly marks the end of Concorde movements, only the Filton Concorde, earmarked for Brooklands, to make its final journey.
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