John Oram's photos with the keyword: Concorde

National Museum of Flight (9) - 31 July 2019

13 Aug 2019 1 88
Concorde G-BOAA National Museum of Flight, East Fortune. It goes without saying that Concorde was and is a remarkable aircraft but it is also remarkable that 18 of the 20 built survive in preservation. 5300_DSC_1089

National Museum of Flight (7) - 31 July 2019

13 Aug 2019 87
Port National Museum of Flight, East Fortune. It goes without saying that Concorde was and is a remarkable aircraft but it is also remarkable that 18 of the 20 built survive in preservation. These are the port engine outlets of British Airways' G-BOAA. 5300_DSC_1085

National Museum of Flight (8) - 31 July 2019

13 Aug 2019 109
Starboard National Museum of Flight, East Fortune. It goes without saying that Concorde was and is a remarkable aircraft but it is also remarkable that 18 of the 20 built survive in preservation. These are the starboard engine outlets of British Airways' G-BOAA. 5300_DSC_1087E

National Museum of Flight (6) - 31 July 2019

10 Aug 2019 1 55
British Airways History National Museum of Flight, East Fortune. Amongst the many excellent exhibits at East Fortune are Concorde G-BOAA and the forward section of B707 G-APFJ. 5300_DSC_1084R

National Museum of Flight (2) - 31 July 2019

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Concorde G-BOAA National Museum of Flight, East Fortune. It goes without saying that Concorde was and is a remarkable aircraft but it is also remarkable that 18 of the 20 built survive in preservation. 5300_DSC_1070

National Museum of Flight (3) - 31 July 2019

08 Aug 2019 69
Concorde G-BOAA National Museum of Flight, East Fortune. It goes without saying that Concorde was and is a remarkable aircraft but it is also remarkable that 18 of the 20 built survive in preservation. 5300_DSC_1073

Concorde AC - 11 July 2015

12 Jul 2015 138
The Runway Visitor Park at Manchester Airport was busy for the Transport & Aviation Festival of the weekend of 11 & 12 July 2015 but I could not resist a peek at an old friend, dearer to me even than the other Concordes. G-BOAC was the Concorde on which I flew LHR-IAD-MIA-IAD-LHR in March 1989. A shot I took on that trip shows its nose, whilst at MIA, on 8 March 1989. Today, I left the display hangar with tears in my eyes. DSC00130