From drawing board to last supersonic flight, climb abroad man's ultimate flying machine

End of an Era (50.29 min)

Concorde was an extraordinary technological achievement borne out of an era when supersonic travel captivated imaginations. But it's path from drawing board to flight was fraught with difficulty as every aspect of it's design and construction pushed back the frontiers of technology. From maiden voyage to final flight, this program reveals the complete story of man's most beautiful flying machine.

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The Final Flight (52.33 min)

British Airways retired it's Concorde on October 24, 2003, thus ending the era of Champagne and caviar at Mach 2 forever. For 27 years, Concorde carried about 4 million people and flew 50000 supersonic flights. This program takes viewers aboard one of Concorde's final flights to experience the thrill of supersonic travel.

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