How the Concorde Was Sourced for the Paris Crash

It was part of the bidding process when we were notified that we were going to receive a Concorde. The runways aren't used to such. There's a microwave school that uses one of the post-swar extensions that you can use the runways but you have to get permission from the farmer. So it's not a license runways or such. In the end, the aircraft that were allocated was one of the two that didn't get the modifications after the Paris crash. That was the two aircraft, what alpha alpha, alpha bravo is still down out here through now. Looking a bit weathered.

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