BAC-Sud ‘Concorde’

Description

Being developed as a joint Anglo-French enterprise, the huge delta wing airliner will be the world's first supersonic transport. It is already on order for most of the major airlines and will drastically cut the time taken on transatlantic fights. Complete with transfers for Air France. – Taken from the 5th edition catalogue (1967)

7th edition catalogue (1969), recorded as a Series 5 kit.

9th edition catalogue (1971), listed as B.A.C.-Sud 'Concorde' from BAC-Sud 'Concorde'.

10th edition catalogue (1973), listed as B.A.C.-Sud Concorde from B.A.C.-Sud 'Concorde'.

12th edition catalogue (1975), listed as B.A.C.-Aerospatiale Concorde from B.A.C.-Sud Concorde.

14th edition catalogue (1969), recorded as a Series 6 kit.

1984 edition catalogue, listed as BAC Aerospatiale Concorde from B.A.C.-Aerospatiale Concorde.

1985 edition catalogue, listed as Concorde from BAC Aerospatiale Concorde.

1986 edition catalogue, listed as Aerospatiale Concorde from Concorde.

1987 edition catalogue, listed as Concorde from Aerospatiale Concorde.

1988 edition catalogue, recorded as a new kit.

1988 edition catalogue, listed as part of the Modern Airliners Special Editions range.

1988 edition catalogue, listed as BAC Aerospatiale Concorde from Concorde.

1998 edition catalogue, recorded as a new kit.

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