It is of course a tradition on PPrune to make snidey comments about journalists getting aviation stuff wrong. In keeping with tradition, I notice that this morning 's Times tells us that because of the shape of Concorde's nose "it prefers to land against the wind". Blimey! What a rubbish crate, no wonder they're binning it. Not like those little tailwheelies I fly which can of course land in any direction and in a raging gale. The Times goes on to mention that one of the pointy machines will be executing "a loop over the Atlantic". Hope they've told David Frost and Joan Collins....
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article...866212,00.html