Large Aluminium Concorde

In 1969 Concorde the world's only supersonic plane made it's first flight, with commercial flights following in 1973. By 1977 British Airways offered twice daily scheduled services from London to New York. The average flight time was 3 hours and 20 minutes; a Boeing 747 averaged more than 7 hours for the same journey. The plane's maximum speed was 1350mph.On 26 November 2003 Concorde 216, the last plane to remain flying and the last to fly supersonically, made her final journey home to Filton. During her flying career, Concorde 216 flew 18,257 hours, made 5,639 supersonic flights and completed 6,045 landings.

During her flying career, Concorde 216 flew 18,257 hours, made 5,639 supersonic flights and completed 6,045 landings.

An impressive addition to any home of office interior the model comes with incredible detail. Just like the original the nose can be tilted and goes back into place with a satisfying click. The base has also been adapted to allow the plane to be tilted as if in flight.

The base comes in 2 parts which easily fix together with two screws.