Concorde aircraft histories
All Concorde
Table:
Aircraft

Number

Registration

First flew

Last flew

Flying hours

Location

001

F-WTSS

2 March 1969

19 October 1973

812

The Museum of Air and Space, Le Bourget, France

002

G-BSST

9 April 1969

4 March 1976

836

Fleet Air Arm Museum, Yeovilton, England, UK

101

G-AXDN

17 December 1971

20 August 1977

632

Imperial War Museum, Duxford, England, UK

102

F-WTSA

10 January 1973

20 May 1976

656

Musée Delta, Orly Airport, Paris, France

201

F-WTSB

6 December 1973

19 April 1985

909

Aeroscopia Museum, Airbus Factory, Toulouse, France

202

G-BBDG

13 December 1974

24 December 1981

1282

Brooklands Museum, Weybridge, Surrey, England, UK

203

F-BTSC[16]

31 January 1975

25 July 2000

11989

Destroyed in air crash outside Paris, France

204

G-BOAC[17]

27 February 1975

31 October 2003

22260

Manchester Airport Viewing Park, England, UK. This aircraft was British Airways' flagship Concorde, due to its BOAC registration as it was the first Concorde delivered to BA.

205

F-BVFA[18]

27 October 1975

12 June 2003

17824

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Chantilly, Virginia USA (near Washington, DC)

206

G-BOAA[19]

5 November 1975

12 August 2000

22768

National Museum of Flight, East Lothian, Scotland, UK

207

F-BVFB[20]

6 March 1976

24 June 2003

14771

Sinsheim Auto & Technik Museum, Germany

208

G-BOAB[21]

18 May 1976

15 August 2000

22296

Heathrow Airport, London, England, UK

209

F-BVFC[22]

9 July 1976

27 June 2003

14332

Aeroscopia Museum, Airbus Factory, Toulouse, France

210

G-BOAD[23]

25 August 1976

10 November 2003

23397

Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, New York, USA; the aircraft was temporarily moved to Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn from late 2006 to late 2008 whilst the Intrepid aircraft carrier and the pier at which she was berthed underwent restoration.

211

F-BVFD[24]

10 February 1977

27 May 1982

5814

Spare-parts source after 1982 and scrapped in 1994. A small section of the fuselage remains at Le Bourget, France and the nose cone was sold to an American collector.

212

G-BOAE[25]

17 March 1977

17 November 2003

23376

Grantley Adams International Airport, Barbados

213

F-BTSD[26][27]

26 June 1978

14 June 2003

12974

The Museum of Air and Space, Le Bourget, France

214

G-BOAG[28]

21 April 1978

5 November 2003

16239

Museum of Flight, Seattle, USA

215

F-BVFF[29]

26 December 1978

11 June 2000

12421

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris, France

216

G-BOAF[30][31]

20 April 1979

26 November 2003

18257

Aerospace Bristol, England[13]

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