| Aircraft Number 210 | |
| Current registration | G-BOAD |
| Manufacturer's Serial Number | 100 -010 |
| Production Variant Number | 102 |
| Maiden Flight | 25th August 1976 : Filton, England |
| British Airways delivery | 6th December 1976 |
| Registration history:- | First Registered as G-BOAD on 9th May 1975 to the British Aircraft Corporation Ltd |
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5th January 1979 aircraft re-registered as G-N94AD / N94AD by British Airways / Braniff Airways |
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19th June 1980 aircraft re-registered as G-BOAD by British Airways |
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De-Registered - 4th May 2004 |
| Final Flight | November 10th 2003 - LHR - JFK |
| Hours Flown | 23,397 Hrs 25mins |
| Landings | 8406 |
| Supersonic Cyscles | 7010 |
| Current Useage | Retired from passenger service to Intrepid Museum, New York |
| Notes |
Concorde 210 was the only BA Concorde to have been painted in another Livery, it had a Singapore Airlines livery on one side as Singapore Airlines operated a joint service with BA in 1979. BA crews flew Concorde and the Cabin crews were a mix between the 2 airlines.
G-BOAD was the Concorde used for the Queen's Golden Jubilee Flypast in on June 4th 2002. For more details on this see the Flypast page. |
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| 'Alpha Delta' on Short Finals to 09L on April 8th 2002 |
 | G-BOAD arriving at Heathrow Airport, London |
| Concorde 210 in the 1980/90's BA Livery "union flag" livery. Picture courtesy of Malc Southern |
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G-BOAD in its original 1970/80's BA Livery Picture courtesy of Bill Hough |
| Concorde G-BOAD departs from base to take part in the Queen's Golden Jubilee Flypast |
| Concorde G-BOAD and the Red Arrows off the Coast of Norfolk during the rehearsal for the Queen's Golden Jubilee Flypast Picture - E.J. van Koningsveld, Sky Flash Airshow Pictures |
| Arriving from New York on August 6h 20023 |  | Departing for New York on July 14th 2002 |
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G-BOAD at Abbotsford airport in Canada during a charter visit in August 1989 Picture - Bob Harrington, Bobqat Photograqphy |
| Alpha-Delta was painted in a Singapore Airlines livery on it port side during 1980, when joint operations were operated with Singapore Airlines. |
| The BA001 landing on runway 27R at Heathrow |
 | Departing Heathrow Runway 09L on Sept 16th 2002 |
| G-BOAD is towed from the BA engineering base for the last time on November 10th 2003 | 
| Alpha-Delta sitting on her temporary barge, which is her current home next to the USS Intrepid, in the heart of New York city |
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