Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde

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Singapore Airlines X British Airways G-BOAD

Specifications[edit]

Former Operator(s) Singapore Airlines British Airways
Registration No. G-BOAD (1976 - 1979)
G-N94AD (1979)
N94AD (1979)
G-BOAD
Quantity 1
Production Site Filton
Aircraft Model Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde 102
Engine Model 4x RR Olympus 593 Mk.610
Year 9 December 1977 - 13 December 1977 / 24 Jan 1980 - 30 Oct 1980
Passenger Capacity 92 - 128 passengers
Top Speed Mach 2.04, 1360 kn (1354mph / 2180kmh)
Status Preserved

Status[edit]

Registration No. Configuration Manufacturer Serial No. Status
G-BOAD R100 210 Preserved Manhattan, New York City, United States Nov 2003, at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum (40°45'56.42"N 74° 0'6.64"W), temporarily displayed at Aviator Sports and Events Center at Floyd Bennett Field from Dec 2006 to Oct 2008 whilst the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum was undergoing renovations

Former Operators[edit]

Registration no. Operators Served
G-BOAD Registered as G-BOAD
British Airways (6 Dec 1976 - 9 Dec 1976)
Singapore Airlines (9 Dec 1977 - 13 Dec 1977)
Re-Registered as N94AD
Braniff International Airways (9 Jan 1979 - 19 Jun 1980)
Re-Registered as G-BOAD
Singapore Airlines (19 Jun 1980 - 30 Oct 1980)
British Airways (30 Oct 1980 - 22 Oct 2003)
De-Registered

Other Information[edit]

Aircraft Delivery Date[edit]

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Aircraft Delivery Date Registration no.
9 December 1977 G-BOAD
19 June 1980 G-BOAD

Aircraft Exit Date[edit]

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Aircraft Delivery Date Registration no.
13 December 1977 G-BOAD
30 October 1980 G-BOAD

Notes[edit]

  • G-BOAD is the only Concorde plane flown by Singapore Airlines by a joint venture with British Airways.