On November 26th, 11:10 am, Concorde G-BOAF took off from Heathrow following her usual route to New York. At the point of supersonic acceleration she turned and followed the classic Bay of Biscay tour before heading towards Filton. But before making the final approach, Concorde flew over Bristol. Then, finally touched down at the place where she and all of her sisters were born. Filton. Home.
At 13:00, Captain Les Brodie landed the last Concorde ever built and the last to soar the skies thus closing the first and so far last chapter of supersonic commercial aircraft (no offence to the Tupolev Tu-144)
Today, exactly 9 years after that sad moment, I'd like to share with you my personal tribute: a World Tour designed to be flown using Concorde-X.
As some of you may recall, I made my first flight with Concorde-X just a couple of weeks ago; but I've been daring enough as for designing and sharing this World Tour. Sure it'll be filled with errors... but hopefully I'll be able to improve it with your help :-)
I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did designing it :-)