I made the trip through to Edinburgh for the final visit to Scotland of the Concorde as this was the last day of flights before they were retired from passenger service for good. I decided to use a higher viewing spot for it's landing looking down slightly to get a good view of the Delta wing just before touching down and this was the result.

Other than early tests on overland supersonic booms, Concorde visits Australia were luxury charter flights, often linked with cruise ships. That was the case in 1985 when its arrival coincided with the ships QE2 and Sagafjord stopping in Sydney.

Taken on the eve of the last ever commercial service by Concorde. This one is now preserved in Barbados. Oh how we miss them...

Seen during the short-lived phase (from 12.1.79 to 5.80) when BA shared service with Braniff from Washington IAD to DFW, with peculiar hybrid registration to meet US FAA regulation. This Concorde is now, inappropriately, preserved in Barbados