Anyone watch the programme about Concorde last night? I thought it was very interesting and I think it is a great shame that it is still not in service. Has anyone ever had the pleasure of flying Concorde?

I was born in Fairford because my dad worked on Concorde there, I never went on it but I still have some development parts he brought home to study along with a faulty Sea wolf rocket motor.
My dad is a rocket scientist.![]()
Wow! Do you havwe enough parts to make a new one? I can see a plan coming together here!! Seriously though, I wish I had been able to go on it. London to new york in 3 1/2 hours is amazing!
There's not much to the motor, it's just a series of valves in a precision cast body, you wouldn't have a clue what it was unless someone told you.
I would have been nice if they could have kept one or two going for flying display purposes, although it would probably have needed the financial backing of a government or two to keep them in the air even for that purpose.
They are bringing one back.