To over-fly the US at her Hyper-sonic speeds, she had to wear US markings of course.
Photo of the Day: The unmistakable Concorde!
Photographed from a Canberra by SAC Nottie Zactly-True while flying over Sunderland #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/RojGho6W9K
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This is getting silly now. That is CLEARLY Newcastle.
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Bollocks. Where is the fog?
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That's not Concorde. That's a NF-12A Whitebird.
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Ah yes the signature red striped white livery.
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Beautiful. Did you know that Concorde was only allowed to fly supersonic if Joan Collins was on board? Strange but true!
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Luckily, being an experienced British Airways flight navigator, she was almost always on board.
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It was flying that fast it left its black paint back somewhere over the Nevada desert and you can only see the undercoat primer.
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On a serious note, I’ve not seen that paint scheme beforepic.twitter.com/Jp0pnj6l08
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It's the solo Thunderbirds display plane, flown when the aircraft went on an exchange posting in the 1976 Bicentennial year. The Red Arrows had a B-1 for the season and very awesome it was too in bright red!
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