Concord G-AXDN

Concorde G-AXDN, displayed at the Imperial War Museum Duxford near Cambridge, is a remarkable piece of aviation history and one of the iconic prototypes of the legendary Concorde. Built in 1971, this aircraft played a crucial role in testing and refining the design of the world’s first supersonic passenger jet. Visitors can explore its sleek exterior, marvel at its advanced engineering, and learn about the groundbreaking technology that allowed it to fly at twice the speed of sound. With informative exhibits and its rich history, Concorde G-AXDN offers a fascinating experience for aviation enthusiasts and anyone intrigued by the marvels of flight.