Will Concord fly again? (spy shot)
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It depends on what type of storage maintenance program its on as to wether they need to run up the engines/systems periodically ,keeping seals lubed etc,i would have thought though that they would have inhibited the engines,so this could be an intresting turn of events ,maybe some BA engineer will be along in a bit to let us know? (btw the "zorts" are a called a detuner)
Edited by fflyingdog on Thursday 11th December 16:40
Get that posted on pprune.org . Might prompt some info (even if it is to do with basic required maintenance).
It will also prompt a fair amount of hysteria, wild speculation and general disinformation, but hey, you posted it here, so you'll be used to it
It will also prompt a fair amount of hysteria, wild speculation and general disinformation, but hey, you posted it here, so you'll be used to it

Edited by Famous Graham on Thursday 11th December 16:46
Post about it on the Concorde forum on here - http://www.concordesst.com/home.html
Someone might also be able to explain what's going on.
Someone might also be able to explain what's going on.
emicen said:
Muzzer said:
I hope it is.
I thought that it wouldn't be able to fly again due to them not making parts, etc anymore though?
I thought the big issue was the frogs having the stress data and not being willing to maintain their support of the design?I thought that it wouldn't be able to fly again due to them not making parts, etc anymore though?
could be wrong though, frequently am

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