Concorde Last Landing And Take Off At Manchester Airport 2003 - AIRSHOW WORLD
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- Video by Stuart Jones of The Last Landing and Take Off Of Concorde From October 2003 at A Very Packed Manchester Airport. The Video Was Filmed From The South Side. The Next Week It Landed For The Very Last Time. AIRSHOW WORLD
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An amazing feat of engineering. Aviation will never be the same again :(
Never say never
@BlackholeTtson452 I don't think they will ever return, airplanes already make a lot of pollution, supersonic ones make A LOT more pollution than normal airplanes and requires a lot more of fuel, so they will never return.
@@nomenbeb5747 not really. The new version is going to be much quieter nd fuel efficient than concorde. Concorde itself was very young in flying hours at retirement and could have flown another 10 to 12 years beyond 2003 had it not been for 9 11
@@simarvirsdhandee7130 I hope, I really love the Concorde
@@nomenbeb5747 it won't be this concorde unfortunately. Although it's technically got many hours and years left. The economics of today will not support its commercial viability plus the operating cost would have exceeded beyond insurmountable levels. Even a return to heritage flights via third party is unlikely as BA will never sell a Concorde or airbus will never support it anything other than a museum piece. Getting a Concorde back into full commercial service is beyond impossible whilst a return to flight in a non commercial role via charitable trust is extremely unlikely although technically possible. However based on reality its unlikely to ever happen.
The future is. Boom SST which is said to have been in interest with united Airlines set to fly in 2030 according to reports
Concorde was retired early in 2003 due to the fall in revenue and soaring operational costs which couldn't be covered due to a major slump in demand after the 9 11 economic downturn.
Brilliant plane. As a kid my dad would take me to Leeds Bradford to see it. Even living about 15 miles from Leeds Bradford, you knew when Concorde was approaching as it made an absolute racket. I was gutted when Concorde stopped flying.
No matter how nowadays airlines justify it was too expensive and how luxurious an a380 is: There it was a plane that looked like a beautiful white bird with 4 rolls royce 593 olympus engines under her wings flying 1350 mph, more than twice the speed of sound faster than a rifle bullet with 100 people drinking champagne... eating caviar and treated like rockstars arriving NY BEFORE you left London. Concorde was a time machine. If that is not great then I don't know what is. 🙄
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Yes sir !
when I was young during 80s we used to call it Speed fire 🔥
Greatful to have met her on youtube cyberspace………..💋
Twenty years or so, after she has been retired, I am looking at Concorde, and realising how beautiful she was. She should still be in our sky's. Bring her back!
Who doesn't miss Concorde? Truly beautiful.
So pleased I made the effort to go and see her last departure from Manchester. And what a take off ! Still unbelievable that we let her go - should’ve save one as a Heritage type flight. She was something else.
Still amazing after all these years 🙌🏼
It still looks like something from the future. The famous footage of Concorde flying in the blue sky at cruise altitude still blows my mind. It looks like a swan doing Mach 2.
22nd October 2003. G-BOAG visits Manchester as part of the UK farewell tour. The following day, G-BOAG would conduct the final BA001 Concorde service from LHR to JFK.
A week after this video, G-BOAG's elder sister, G-BOAC, would land at MAN at the end of her final flight, arriving at her new home as the Runway Visitor Park. As of 2022, G-BOAC is arguably the best preserved ex-BA Concorde, but G-BOAG, over in Seattle, isn't far behind.
I visited Alpha Charlie at the Runway Park a few months ago, and had the priviledge of going on board and even sitting in the Captain's seat on the flight deck. Amazing experience.
I've heard tell that Alpha Echo in Barbados is meant to the best preserved BA airframe as it's been kept indoors out of the elements since the day she was retired, unlike all the others.
The fleet flagship no less, a real coup for the RVP team at EGCC
Wherever it went in the world people turned up to see it.
I flew in it and will never forget the experience.I just cannot believe it had to cease flying.
16 years on and still nothing to replace it.This is a part of human science that has gone backwards.It is a bit like knocking down The Tower of London and replacing it with a shopping complex.Unbelievable!!
What was it like inside?
Great quality
Absolute sheer magnificent sight.
Beautiful
What a machine! She should still be flying
It was a very good and safe airliner
The Btitish fleet was.
True BUT the front of the Concorde was 182°c if I remember I definitely know the sides where 100°c in the same Concorde in Manchester airport visitor park
I was under that when it landed and the slipstream then nearly knocked us over! Great film!
Nice catch Stu. Hard to believe it is now 19 years since her retirement. 24th October 2003 when the three final commercial flights landed at London Heathrow, one after the other. 26th November 2003, the very last flight by any Concorde, British Airways G-BOAF, from Heathrow to Filton, via The Bay of Biscay for one final supersonic M2 dash.
yes, time goes so fast, I will never forget that day
Wunderbar ❤
Shes lands like a Swan landing onto water and goes up like a homless angel. This is the Queen of Skies.
i think you mean homesick Angel but it's cool
Su despegue es espectacular
The hair of my skin goes up seing this :)
Can't believe that was 10 years ago! I was on the top of the multi-storey car park watching. I was on the way home from a Honda lauch in Manchester and suggested to the 2 colleagues with me we call in as I knew it was taking off. Thought they'd say no but jumped at it. So glad we did. Live and work in NE Surrey so really miss them flying above every day.
Try now when it was 17 years ago
WONDERFUL MACHINE
Concorde is still my favorite jet.
Great video!!! Ive been in the one in Brooklands Museum and loved it. Thanks .
4 year old me was there with my dad. Never gonna forget it
I had just landed at Manchester airport and this has just come in to land, we were taxing along side it so got a good view. Top of my head it was November ish, we had just come back from Tenerife.
I think it was about 23rd ish October 2003, it must have been a fantastic sight to see for you
I was there. On the other side of the runway at the viewing area though. I remember it being extremely cold. I did take some video but need to digitise it and upload to UA-cam. Thanks for the upload
Climbs like a homesick angel.....
THE last Concorde flight, was 316, into Filton Bristol, where she was conceived and born, and now rests in her own NEW museum.
What a majestic plane she was. Im glad I managed to see her flying over back in the early 90s
The step back man made was retiring Concorde.
If only that DC-10 didnt exist
The one which brought AF4590 got retired and scrapped. Bittersweet consolation,sadly.
Amazing
wow.very fast acceleration and short take of:)
People often assume Concorde needed a lot of room to take off and then are shocked when they see how quickly it flew.
Best thing we ever did
Wow!!!
very cool
There’s still a concord based at london heathrow .
There's one at Filton, Bristol. You pays your money and then you can walk underneath it and then board the plane to have a look inside. I recommend going if you get the chance after this lockdown. There's all sorts of other Bristol built planes there too.
In addition, there is one at manchester airport, of course inside a hangar and its soul purpose is to be a tourist attraction.
The future - now locked away in the past.
What Camera You used? Great quality 4 2003!!!
Hi, Thanks for the comments. this video was filmed using a Canon DM -X1
www.amazon.co.uk/Canon-DM-XM1-Professional-Mini-Camcorder/dp/B00005K48H
Did u record it then and upload it 10years later
@@AirshowWorld Was this BOAC or BOAG?
Farewell British Aerospatiale BAC Concorde, we hardly knew ye. 😔
😢Concorde oo 🥺😇💥🛫💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥📛📛❕🚷❤️🔥
Fantastique avion, le meilleur jamais construit a ce jour, juste 1 accident et ils ont arrêté les vols alors que Boeing et Airbus ont eu des dizaines d'accidents et on ne les a pas arrêter pour autan.. Incompréhensible.
Nice vid we had a good spot until the police moved us then took out their cameras and took photos
Backpacker1uk xxx xx:d new
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yes
fucking pricks!
G-BOAG. G-BOAC, the fleet flagship, now lives at MAN/EGCC permanently.
Le plus bel avion et le plus élégant c'est les concordes
This is G-BOAG. It is now in safe keeping at the Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington, USA. I was there at its final landing and when the engines shut down for the final time. It set a new record from New York to Seattle, flying at Mach 2 across Canadian airspace courtesy of Transport Canada.
Incorrect. It's BOAC.
EXPLENDIDO.
As i said before this is a beautiful aircraft.But why is one standing amongst airport junk rotting away at Heathrow.?!
I am thinking of starting a campaign about this,it is a disgrace.This aircraft should be placed on a pedestal where everyone can see it.Not tucked away by a storage area near a runway.!
If you want to check this look up Heathrow on Google maps and see where Concorde is.You will see what i mean.
Goodbye concorde😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
do the air france concorde
Cargolux in area!
I would have done a touch and go. Saw a squirrel.
THE SNOOT DROOPED!
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😫bye bye Concorde
At 0:50 where is that planes landing gear xD
It's invisible
0:49 de ja vu
Heathrow's Finest
20 years later and no other plane can still match it. A step backwards in aviation. Planes now just all look the same with no interesting designs at all. Same goes for modern cars.
Yes, I agree 100%, I'm so glad I have all my old video that I have made and they are all on my UA-cam enjoy and thanks for watching
:(
I found it hard to believe that how aviation authorities approve any aircraft with engines built in the wings except fighter one.
0:54 is that a British Airways private jet
No, that's a shuttle. Dash-7 type.
British Airways are absolute idiots for retiring this
It looks like a Russian bomber
The Soviets actually made their own Concorde, the TU-144, and it’s maiden flight was in 1968, one year before Concorde’s 1969 maiden flight. The reason the TU-144 is quite vaguely heard of in aviation history is because it was such a failure compared to Concorde. You see, in 1960s, while the space race was on, the race for a supersonic jet was also on between UK/France and, of course, the Soviets. The trouble for the Soviets, was they were so far behind the Concorde in progress. So they did 2 things: 1) Stole some of Concorde’s design features, and 2) cut out a lot of the luxury technology involved in the Concorde that allowed comfort and innovation to take place inside the jet. It still worked for them though as, like I said earlier, they beat Concorde. However, because the TU-144 was so rushed, the experience of flying inside it was atrocious; the noise inside the plane was incredibly loud, coming from the engines! It was so loud that you couldn’t speak to the person next to you and assistants literally had paper notes ready to pass out. Some even described the jet as the worst thing next to torture. As a result, the TU-144 was retired from public service just a year after it’s public initiation, in 1970. The laughable thing? It only had one public flight! Concorde, however, was a total success for 34 years until BA and Air France realised profit was deficit. So they discontinued it. Still, it goes so show: quality is priority!
THAT'S INSULTING
Arrogant crew with arrogant passengers!