Concord G-BSST

Concorde G-BSST, also known as Concorde 002, holds a special place in aviation history as one of the two original prototype Concorde aircraft. Built in the UK by the British Aircraft Corporation, it made its maiden flight on April 9, 1969, and played a pivotal role in the development and testing of this supersonic passenger jet. The aircraft was used for vital flight tests, including performance at supersonic speeds and handling during various conditions, paving the way for the iconic Concorde's commercial service. Today, Concorde G-BSST is preserved and displayed at the Fleet Air Arm Museum in Yeovilton, Somerset. Visitors can explore the aircraft, learn about its groundbreaking technology, and experience the legacy of this engineering marvel that redefined air travel. A visit to see Concorde G-BSST is a must for aviation enthusiasts and anyone fascinated by innovation and history.