Air France Scale 1-250 model Aérospatiale - BAC British Aircraft Corporation Concorde 101
Registration: F-BTSD (MSN 213)
F-BTSC (MSN 203) Built as Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde 100 - Converted Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde 101 The aircraft was used for the filming and production of the 1979 disaster movie "The Concorde ... Airport '79" Alain Delon, Robert Wagner / ACTION-THRILLER Crashed 25 Jul 2000 at CDG when a tyre burst on take-off, debris hit the underside of the wing resulting in a double engine failure and fire which caused the aircraft to lose control, stall and crash into a hotel.
F-BTSD (MSN 213) 12 Jan 1979 - N94SD - Braniff International Airways - Registration only used on domestic US flights (IAD-DFW-IAD) 31 Mar 1996 - PepsiCo Inc. leased from Air France - painted in "Pepsi" special colours Withdrawn from use 31 May 2003 Preserved at LBG 14 Jun 2003 Musée de l'air et de l'espace (Air and Space Museum)
F-BVFA (MSN 205) 12 Jan 1979 - N94FA - Braniff International Airways - Registration only used on domestic US flights (IAD-DFW-IAD) Withdrawn from use 30 May 2003 Preserved at IAD 12 Jun 2003 at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum
F-BVFB (MSN 207) 12 Jan 1979 - N94FB - Braniff International Airways - Registration only used on domestic US flights (IAD-DFW-IAD) Withdrawn from use 31 May 2003 Preserved Sinsheim, Germany Apr 2004 on the roof of the Technik Museum Sinsheim (49°14'22.38"N 8°53'49.31"E)
F-BVFC (MSN 209) 12 Jan 1979 - N94FC - Braniff International Airways - Registration only used on domestic US flights (IAD-DFW-IAD) Stored at JFK 25 Jul - 21 Sep 2000 Withdrawn from use 27 Jun 2003 Preserved at TLS Jan 2015 at the Aeroscopia Museum (43°39'34.00"N 1°21'37.72"E), previously on display outside the Airbus Factory in TLS from 27 Jun 2003
F-BVFD (MSN 211) 26 Mar 1977 - Incident 28 Nov 1977 at DKR whilst landing, touched down hard crushing the tail wheel and scraping the rear of the engines on the runway causing substantial damage 12 Jan 1979 - N94FD - Braniff International Airways - Registration only used on domestic US flights (IAD-DFW-IAD) Withdrawn from use and stored at CDG 27 May 1982 Used as a source of spare parts Broken up Dec 1994 at CDG Nose section preserved by private owner in the United States at an unknown location and small fuselage section is stored at the Old Wings Museum at Le Bourget
F-BVFF (MSN 215) Withdrawn from use and stored at CDG 11 Jun 2000 Preserved at CDG 19 Oct 2005 on a plinth (49° 0'38.32"N 2°33'12.24"E)
Flat white display stand - White box Airline Color Scheme - Introduced 1975 Groupe Air France
Aircraft type: Aérospatiale/BAC Concorde 101 Configuration: R100 Engines: 4x RR Olympus 593 Mk.610
IATA: AF ICAO: AFR Callsign: AIR FRANCE Airline Full Name: Air France-KLM Country: France Airline Founded: 7 Oct 1933 Group - Part of: Air France-KLM Subsidiaries - Group Airlines: Air France Air Inter Express - Air France Express Headquarters: Paris Charles De Gaulle (CDG / LFPG) Bases: Paris Orly (ORY / LFPO) - Pointe-a-Pitre Le Raizet (PTP / TFFR) Focus Cities: Lyon Saint Exupery (LYS / LFLL) - Marseille Provence (MRS / LFML) Fleet Size: 212 Aircraft (+ 6 On Order/Planned)
Brand: Colors: Black - Blue - Grey - Red - White - Yellow Material: Synthetic Condition: New Dimensions (cm): Box: / Model: 24,5 x 10,5 x 12 Weight (g): 65
