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    Explore the world of Concorde with Heritage Concorde

    Concorde nose moves - UK

    The UK currently has three Concorde aircraft that can move their noses, the aircraft are located at Duxford in Cambridge, Manchester RVP and Brooklands Museum Weybridge

    On this page you will see a schedule for all UK public nose moves. In some rare cases the event may be cancelled due to unforseen circumstances.

    We can not be held responible if the event is cancelled locally by the museum.

    Duxford Aviation Society. Imperial War Museum, Duxford, Cambridge.

    Upcoming, Planned Duxford Nose Moves:

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    Please check website

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    Whilst these dates are planned, they may be subject to change. We recommend calling the museum first to
    double check before setting off. ***
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    Aircraft detail
    Visiting this Concorde

    Duxford Aviation Society rely on public donations to mantain and display their aircraft, future work will be funded by donations from the public, please feel free to give generously and ensure the good work continues in the preservation of their important collection.

    Be early and grab a good spot! 
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    Viewing the nose move is extremely good from most positions around the front of the aircraft although when the nose is in the lower positions the view from the balcony can be restricted due to the wing of the Lancaster
    Best views of the nose moving are in the following positions.
    On the Ground floor next to the fire exit, Aircraft Fwd Starboard
    On the Ground floor under the wing of the Lancaster Aircraft Fwd Port
    On the First floor Balcony some views are restricted.

    Left: DAS tour app of G-AXDN at Duxford, Download now from the play store or from the Apple App Store

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    Brooklands Museum Weybridge.

    Planned and verified public dates and times for 2019

    Brooklands plan to lower the nose of Delta Golf as part of their 'Concorde Golden Jubilee'

    50th Anniversary celebration events during 2019.

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    Full details and the opportunity to purchase tickets can be found on the Brooklands website here

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    Brooklands Website
    Aircraft detail
    Visiting this Concorde

    Brooklands Museum have been passionately restoring their Concorde G-BBDG since 2004. This aircraft was a Production test airframe and used to obtain the CoA and fine tune Concorde for airline use. 

    Check weather for the day!

    Viewing the nose move is extremely good from all positions around the front of the aircraft and from every angle, no problem here with viewing restriction as the aircraft is outside.
    Currently no high view for the nose move is available so any photo's will be from the ground.

    G-BBDG lowering her nose at the Brooklands Concorde 10th Anniversary celebrations in 2016
    (c) James Coombe
    Manchester RVP 

    Planned and verified public dates and times for 2019

    Please check website

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    Full details and the opportunity to purchase tickets can be found on the TAS Manchester website

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    Reflection of G-BOAC lowering her nose under test 08/01/2019

    Why not join in with discussions on the latest Concorde developments

    Our Facebook forum is where we discuss in detail our current projects, share photo's and where fans of the aircraft can ask questions direct to the engineering team. We are proud to be associated with both Brooklands restoration and the Le Bourget Conservation team so the pool of knowledge is immense. Many of our engineers have years of knowledge of working on the aircraft. So like our site, join our forum and follow us on Twitter.

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