Concorde set for take-off after £17m modifications

British Airways hopes to put Concorde back into passenger service by the spring following a modification programme costing £17m.

British Airways hopes to put Concorde back into passenger service by the spring following a modification programme costing £17m.

Work has now started at Heathrow Airport on fitting new linings made from a kevlar and rubber compound to fuel tanks on Alpha Foxtrot, one of BA's seven Concordes.

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