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Concorde was the first aircraft in the world operating scheduled passenger flights at supersonic speed. An engineering masterpiece, the Concorde was the result of a collaborative venture between the aviation industries of Britain and France. A lengthy development program following Concordes first flight on March 2 1969 meant that it did not enter into airline service until January 1976. British Airways hoped to operate Concorde services well into the first decade of the new century but this desire was thwarted by the Paris crash and the changed economics of aviation post 911.

EuroHarmony had a single Concorde in its fleet, obtained in September 2002, and it was used for high speed business flights. The fastest airliner in the world was exactly what our customers needed, and we gave it to them, along with the most trusted pilots in the aviation world. You may now fly our Museum Concorde on Class 7 EuroBusiness routes.