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The Nosecone And Boarding Stairway Of A British Concorde. The Nosecone Of British Airways Concorde G-Boaa From 1976, Now In The National Museum Of Flight, Scotland. She Was The First Supersonic Airliner In The World With A Maximum Speed Of Mach 2.

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The nosecone and boarding stairway of a British Concorde. The nosecone of British Airways Concorde G-BOAA from 1976, now in the National Museum of Flight, Scotland. She was the first supersonic airliner in the world with a maximum speed of mach 2.

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