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G-BOAF, 1979 Aerospatiale-BAC Concorde 1-102, C/N: 100-016
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Aircraft G-BOAF, 1979 Aerospatiale-BAC Concorde 1-102, c/n 100-016, The last ever flight of any Concorde, 26th November 2003. G-BOAF is overflying Filton airfield at two thousand feet to take a wide circuit over the Bristol area before the final landing on the Filton (Bristol) runway from which she first flew in 1979, at FZO, photo by Adrian Pingstone
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The last ever flight of any Concorde, 26th November 2003. G-BOAF is overflying Filton airfield at two thousand feet to take a wide circuit over the Bristol area before the final landing on the Filton (Bristol) runway from which she first flew in 1979
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Shot Date 2003-11-26
Airport FZO
Bristol Filton Airport, Filton, England United Kingdom
Upload Date 2005-12-15
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Aircraft G-BOAF, 1979 Aerospatiale-BAC Concorde 1-102, c/n 100-016, The last ever flight of any Concorde, 26th November 2003. G-BOAF is overflying Filton airfield at two thousand feet to take a wide circuit over the Bristol area before the final landing on the Filton (Bristol) runway from which she first flew in 1979, at FZO, photo by Adrian Pingstone
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