BA9151E - July 16th 2002

Aircraft	G-BOAC (204)
CREW	Captian Mike Bannsiter (BA Chief Concorde Pilot) Captain Andy Baillie SEO Dave Hoyle SEO Keith Brotherhood SEO Alan Everett
Departure	London Heathrow 12:41 UK
Arrival	London Heathrow 15:51 UK
Routing	Heathrow 27R - Bristol Channel - Westbound on Supersonic Track SM - Left Turn at 30 West to establish onto track SN - Eastbound on Supersonic Track SM - Exmoor- Heathrow 27R
Flight aims	2ms Airtest of G-BOAC Further check out of aircraft systems Confirm any issues from first airtest have been corrected.
Test results	N/A

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G-BOAC is prepared for the flight outside the 'majors' hanger at Heathrow Powered up! 'Alpha Charlie' sets off on her airtest

Concorde 204 turns onto runway 27R at Heathrow
Lined up and ready to deaprt on the 2nd airtest

The 'Rocket' thunders down Heathrow's runway 27R
Concorde G-BOAC swoops down onto Runway 27R at the end of aer 2nd airtest

Coming in for another successful landing at Heathrow.
'Alpha Charile' crosses the road to return to the BA base after the flight

Safely home, the crew prepare to power off the aircraft's engines and systems
Under tow, G-BOAC on the way to Tech Block A's 'East Pen' at Heathrow

The nose is back up but the visor is still down in this picture
Captain Mike Bannister gives a wave at the end of the airtest from 'Alpha Charlies' captain's seat

	G-BOAC is prepared for the flight outside the 'majors' hanger at Heathrow		Powered up! 'Alpha Charlie' sets off on her airtest
	Concorde 204 turns onto runway 27R at Heathrow		Lined up and ready to deaprt on the 2nd airtest
	The 'Rocket' thunders down Heathrow's runway 27R		Concorde G-BOAC swoops down onto Runway 27R at the end of aer 2nd airtest
	Coming in for another successful landing at Heathrow.		'Alpha Charile' crosses the road to return to the BA base after the flight
	Safely home, the crew prepare to power off the aircraft's engines and systems		Under tow, G-BOAC on the way to Tech Block A's 'East Pen' at Heathrow
	The nose is back up but the visor is still down in this picture		Captain Mike Bannister gives a wave at the end of the airtest from 'Alpha Charlies' captain's seat