Brian Goodspeed
June 7th 06, 01:44 AM
I suspect BA did not sell because they would also have
lost all their top aircrew and engineers, etc.
BG
At 17:00 06 June 2006, Derek Copeland wrote:
>Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic fame wanted to buy
>British Airway's Concords (only the Froggy version
>had an 'e' in its name) when they took them out of
>service, but for some reason they wouldn't sell them
>to him. It would be nice to see it flying again, even
>if it is noisy and expensive to ride in.
>
>Derek Copeland
>
>At 04:00 06 June 2006, Vincent P. Norris wrote:
>>>The campaign to get Concorde flying again has attracted
>>>2,000
>>>signatures this week!
>>>
>>>Please add your support at www.save-concorde.com.
>>
>>Aside from the adverse responses offered above, why
>>should I care
>>whether or not the Concorde ever flies again? Give
>>me a reason I
>>should care.
>>
>>vince norris
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lost all their top aircrew and engineers, etc.
BG
At 17:00 06 June 2006, Derek Copeland wrote:
>Richard Branson of Virgin Atlantic fame wanted to buy
>British Airway's Concords (only the Froggy version
>had an 'e' in its name) when they took them out of
>service, but for some reason they wouldn't sell them
>to him. It would be nice to see it flying again, even
>if it is noisy and expensive to ride in.
>
>Derek Copeland
>
>At 04:00 06 June 2006, Vincent P. Norris wrote:
>>>The campaign to get Concorde flying again has attracted
>>>2,000
>>>signatures this week!
>>>
>>>Please add your support at www.save-concorde.com.
>>
>>Aside from the adverse responses offered above, why
>>should I care
>>whether or not the Concorde ever flies again? Give
>>me a reason I
>>should care.
>>
>>vince norris
>>
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