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BAC-Aerospatiale
British Airways N/C
New Scheme / New Livery
Concorde Jet
Resin Model
Price: $169.00
$16.90 s/h in continental US | Concorde Jet Last Flight | While only 16 production Concorde's were built, the Concorde has become world famous as the first passenger airliner to cruise at twice the speed of sound. The jet first went into service in 1976 and was built through a joint effort of the French and British governments. These jets are all due to retire this year. Air France's last flight was June 7th, 2003. British Airways will be sometime in October. Bringing an end to an exciting era in modern aviation | 
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BAC-Aerospatiale
Air France
Concorde Jet
Resin Model
Price: $169.00
$16.90 s/h in continental US |
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Schabak
British Airways
Old Scheme
Concorde Jet
Diecast Metal Model
1/250 Scale
$32.95
Stand Included
DISCONTINUED / OUT OF STOCK
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Schabak
Air France Test Livery
Concorde Jet
Diecast Metal Model
1/250 Scale
$32.95
Stand Included
DISCONTINUED / OUT OF STOCK
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Schabak
Air France
Concorde Jet
Diecast Metal Model
1/250 Scale
$32.95
Stand Included
Available
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Schabak
British Singapore
Concorde Jet
Diecast Metal Model
1/250 Scale
$32.95
Stand Included
Available
|  | Shipping Info: The majority of these desktop models are in stock and ship within two to three days of your order. However, in some cases they will be backordered. Delivery times can sometimes range up to three months in some cases. In the event of a backorder we will notify you via email on the status of your expected delivery time. Thanks for your patronage! | | Display Stands: All Desktop Display Models come with a wooden base for desktop or shelf display. | Click Here For Purchasing Info |
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Schabak
British Airways
New Scheme
Concorde Jet
Diecast Metal Model
1/250 Scale
$32.95
Stand Included
DISCONTINUED / OUT OF STOCK
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INTREPID - SEA, AIR & SPACE MUSEUM - Adventures in Heroism
The Concorde, the greatest advance in passenger aviation history and the envy of travelers around the globe, has finished its glorious career on a pedestal at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum. The entire world was able to watch on television and later see in front page newspaper pictures as the renowned Concorde was towed up the Hudson River, under the Verrazano Narrows Bridge and past the Statue of Liberty to its resting place --- the pier of the Intrepid Museum, where it will enter the final phase of its life. Its new mission --- take the public through aviation history. " Concorde is a great multi-national civilian achievement and we are proud to welcome her to the Intrepid," said Col. Tom Tyrrell, CEO of the museum, at the jetliner's arrival ceremony. "Generations to come will be able to experience supersonic travel and celebrate Concorde's legacy." After completing its final flight form London, Concorde was ferried to John F. Kennedy International Airport and on November 25, 2003, it was place on a 210 foot-long barge for the trip upriver. The barge was then attached to the museum complex for immediate public display and the aircraft's cockpit and cabin have since been opened to the public for tours. Special features will be added to the barge, including a museum pavilion with exhibits on supersonic flight and the history of the Concorde. The pavilion opened in the spring of 2004. |
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