Concorde - cleared to fly again

Concorde has been cleared to fly again after the British Civil Aviation Authority and its French equivalent, the DGAC, agreed to return the aircraft’s certificate of airworthiness, British Airways said today.

Concorde - cleared to fly again
Wed, 05 Sep, 2001 - 16:56

Concorde has been cleared to fly again after the British Civil Aviation Authority and its French equivalent, the DGAC, agreed to return the aircraft’s certificate of airworthiness, British Airways said today.

The clearance follows last summer's crash near Paris when 109 people were killed.

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