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Concorde question

bombidol · 2007-09-05 12:42:44

Talking to a mate the other day and the question came up that if you were to purchase a concorde for personal use (like a lear or something) could you legally fly it?

05-09-2007 12:42pm

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bombidol

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Talking to a mate the other day and the question came up that if you were to purchase a concorde for personal use (like a lear or something) could you legally fly it?

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Does it still have FAA (or whichever organisation is involved) type certification?

That would be the first hurdle...

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#3 06-09-2007 12:28am

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Nope she doesnt the FAA ( UK ) wont ever let her get Airborne again, same goes for the Lightnings at Bruntingthorpe, the most you could ever hope for is "fast taxi's" as is what the EE Lightnings are only allowed do.

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