Concorde Question / Washington - Heathrow Service 1977
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Concorde Question / Washington - Heathrow Service 1977
This may be a tall order; but I am trying to trace some flight information regarding a Concorde flight from Washington to Heathrow on Saturday, August 13th 1977.
Can anyone advise me:-
1/ The flight number of this service?
(I presumme there was just one service a day)
2/ The Concorde used? (G-BOAA/AB/AC/AD/AE?
3/ The Captain's name?
If anyone can advise me some or all this information or refer me to a relevant website this would be very much appreciated.
Can anyone advise me:-
1/ The flight number of this service?
(I presumme there was just one service a day)
2/ The Concorde used? (G-BOAA/AB/AC/AD/AE?
3/ The Captain's name?
If anyone can advise me some or all this information or refer me to a relevant website this would be very much appreciated.
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Yes; I appreciate its a long shot; but I am hoping someone out there has an old BA timetable from the period that could supply the flight number of the Washington - Heathrow service. Or someone who perhaps flew Concorde during that time and has it logged.
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How about here? concorde forum
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Thank's Mark; would you by chance know the frequency of the service? I believe there were three services a week between IAD-LHR in August 1977; is this correct and would you know the day's?
Try asking people at the Dulles airport, or better yet, at
National Air and Space Museum Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center
If you contact them, poke around until you get a knowledgeable airplane buff. Chances are the first person to answer the phone or e-mail won't know and won't know who to ask.
It only flew that route once a day, not more, in its later years. I have no idea about earlier.
The Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center near Washington Dulles International Airport is the companion facility to the Museum on the National Mall.
If you contact them, poke around until you get a knowledgeable airplane buff. Chances are the first person to answer the phone or e-mail won't know and won't know who to ask.
It only flew that route once a day, not more, in its later years. I have no idea about earlier.
