Originally Posted by
dazdaz1
If one of these a/c became airworthy again, who would be current to fly them?
Perfectly pointless question, I'm afraid, dazdaz1....
Concorde is a rare, and maybe unique, case.... Out of the eighteen surviving airframes... eighteen are now in museums.
But all of them are now exactly that, museum exhibits, and none of them are even remotely likely to ever become airworthy again.
And even some of the magnificient flight simulators that are around today (like the flight sim at Brooklands, or the current PC flight simulators, such as SSTSim or the new FlightLabs one) do not allow anyone to become "current" again on Concorde.
CJ