Enjoy a supersonic family day out in Bristol! Step aboard the last Concorde to fly and embark upon a fun hands-on journey through aviation history.
As an early cradle of UK aviation, aircraft production began at Filton in 1910 with Sir George White’s British & Colonial (later, Bristol) Aeroplane Company. Over one hundred years of succession, mergers and takeovers has seen the creation of the British Aircraft Corporation, Bristol Siddeley and British Aerospace, through to the well-known industry names of today such as BAE Systems, Rolls-Royce and Airbus. From the earliest advances in flight to some of the world’s most successful aero engines, and the birth of supersonic flight to the latest innovations in composite materials, the region’s companies are still at the forefront of the world’s aerospace industry.
Concorde 216, registration G-BOAF, was the last Concorde built, and was also the last in a long line of Bristol-designed aircraft to be assembled and flown at Filton. It returned home on 26th November 2003, making the final flight by a Concorde. It is intended to be the centrepiece of a heritage centre at Filton, devoted to the history of aviation in Bristol and South Gloucestershire.
Bristol based aviation business Centreline AV Limited, has partnered with Air bp to supply Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) from its FBO at Bristol Airport
Hi, here is a two drawings to Bristol Type-172 long range bomber project for B35/46,and Bristol Type-174 scale flying model for E8/47,please note the...
A British Airways internal presentation remembering 27 years of Concorde.
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Vintage Airline Aviation Aerospace Ads and Magazine Advertisement Picture Scans.
Original Bristol Beaufighter pilot gifts
7166 is a former country services Bristol FLF6B with 5 speed overdrive gearbox, new in 1964. When photographed it was about to depart on a journey on city service 88E, an extension of the normal 88 beyond Southmead to the British Aerospace facility at Filton West.
Remember that 'printed' nylon bike from the Bristol Aerospace Innovation Centre last year?
Aerospace Bristol welcomes the last Concorde ever to fly The last Concorde ever to fly has safely completed her journey to Aerospace Bristol, a new £19m museum taking off in Filton, to the north of Bristol, this summer. The complex move was conducted with the greatest care by e
The last Concorde ever to fly is being moved to Aerospace Bristol, a new £19m museum. The first commercial flight Concorde flight was from Heathrow to Bahrain on January 21, 1976.
A Rolls-Royce logo is seen at the company aerospace engineering and development site in Bristol British engineering company Rolls-Royce (RR. L) denied a report…
The Anglo-French supersonic plane, which could cross the Atlantic in three hours, can now be seen by the public at aviation heritage museum Aerospace Bristol, which opens today.
Thank you for visiting my web shop, it's great to have you here! A little about myself, I am a university student in Bristol, England, studying Aerospace Engineering. My dream is to become a pilot but I have a huge passion for Health and Nutrition. I want to share this with everyone! Enjoy! 😊
Thank you for visiting my web shop, it's great to have you here! A little about myself, I am a university student in Bristol, England, studying Aerospace Engineering. My dream is to become a pilot but I have a huge passion for Health and Nutrition. I want to share this with everyone! Enjoy! 😊
Rolls-Royce has taken delivery of a generator that will enable what the company calls “the most powerful hybrid-electric aero power and propulsion system in aerospace.” The generator for RR’s 2.5 MW Power Generation System 1 (PGS1), along with its related power electronics, was delivered to the newly-renovated Testbed 108 in Bristol, UK. The generator completed... Read more »
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