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Concorde makes last Air France flight
Monday, 02 Jun, 2003
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The beginning of the end for Concorde is in sight after the safe arrival of the last Air France supersonic flight on Saturday (May 31).
Air France is donating four of its Concordes to aviation museums where they will arrive later this month,. The fifth is due to go on display at Paris Charles de Gaulle airport.
British Airways meanwhile will continue operating Concorde until October. The airline recently said it was considering working with a museum to keep one aircraft operational for airshows.
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