Links...

“concordeproject.com” records the progress of work to make Concorde 202 G-BBDG the premier exhibit at the Brooklands Museum using images taken by Neil Walker, one of the enthusiastic volunteers.

www.concordeproject.com/

“Concorde at Filton” is the official site for the Concorde visitor centre at Filton Airfield where the last Concorde to be built at Filton (216 G-BOAF) - and the last to fly - is the main attraction.

http://www.concordeatfilton.org.uk/

“www.brooklandsconcorde.com” - Official site detailing the display of production test Concorde 202 (G-BBDG) at the Brooklands Museum. Substantial parts of Concorde’s fuselage and tail were built at BAC Weybridge in Surrey. See also my page of 202’s fuselage on the move.

http://www.brooklandsconcorde.com

“Speedbirds - the Concorde Fan's Website” - edited by Bristolian Martin Slade who witnessed the very first British flight as a six year old child, and who’s been a fan ever since!
***Recommended*** - especially for the picture of “the hat in the gap”!

www.speedbirds.com

The “Save Concorde Campaign” - This group represents a growing number of people who feel saddened and cheated by the decision to retire Concorde early. They say there is a lot of bitterness over the lack of Government intervention and the dismissal of Richard Branson’s and other proposals.

“Our main aim is to create a voice that will be recognised.
We already have the backing of the British Air Line Pilots’ Association (BALPA) and other key people, please visit our website for more information and to pledge your support.”

www.save-concorde.co.uk

The official Filton Airfield Website - useful if you’re planning to fly in to Filton

www.bristolfilton.co.uk/

The Bristol Aeroplane Company - the founder’s family’s website. A very interesting look at Sir George White who founded the Bristol Aeroplane Company as well as other members of the family and important figures, aircraft and engines associated with Bristol.
***Well worth a look***

www.bristol-aeroplane.com/

The Bristol Aero Collection / Friends of Bristol Aviation - another interesting site detailing the large and ever increasing collection of Bristol related items currently based at the former RAF Kemble.

www.chew76.fsnet.co.uk/index.html

The Bristol Aero Collection’s / Friends of Bristol Aviation Concorde pages - part of the above site but an area dedicated to Concorde and its history. Includes a very interesting article on the politics behind the project by Alan Webb.
***Recommended***

www.chew76.fsnet.co.uk/filton/concorde/concorde.html

BBC Bristol Concorde webpages - this is a fascinating collection of interesting Concorde-related items including a video timeline of newsreels and interviews with BAC staff and those who were involved in the Concorde project. Well worth a look is the news coverage of 216’s last flight into Filton and the many photos sent in by those who were lucky enough to be there to record the event. ***Recommended***

www.bbc.co.uk/bristol/content/concorde/

Bristol Industrial Museum - Princes Wharf - contains Bristol related artifacts including a small Brabazon exhibition, a Bristol Sycamore helicopter, Bristol aero engines and a mockup of the nose and cockpit of Concorde.
***Well worth a visit***

www.bristol-city.gov.uk/ccm/content/Leisure-Culture/Museums-Galleries/bristols-industrial-museum.en

Concorde SST - Probably THE unofficial Concorde Website - just about everything you need to know about Concorde.
***Recommended***

www.concordesst.com

British Airways official Concorde website

www.britishairways.com/concorde/index.html

Concorde-Jet another excellent unofficial Concorde website but this time from the other side of the Channel

www.concorde-jet.com

Bruce Graham’s tips for that first Concorde flight and how to get the most out of it - I just had to include this even though it’s now rather academic....!

home.earthlink.net/~brucegraham/ba_tips.html

Filton Airfield Enthusiasts Website - includes a survey of all known Bristol designed aircraft around the world.

www.filton.flyer.co.uk/gbbdg.html