Concorde's Final Flight: A Historic Journey to its Resting Place

The video covers the final journey of the Concorde, detailing its relocation to the Zinzheim Museum. It highlights the logistical challenges of moving the aircraft, including the use of cranes and practice lifts. The Concorde's legacy is discussed, noting its distribution to various museums and the challenges it faced during its commercial service, such as the sonic boom and high operational costs. The video concludes with the Concorde's final resting place and its historical significance.

What was the weight of one of the cranes used to lift the Concorde at Zinzheim?

• 280 tons

• 380 tons

• 480 tons

• 580 tons

Which two airlines were the only operators of the Concorde?

• Air France and Lufthansa

• British Airways and Lufthansa

• British Airways and American Airlines

• Air France and British Airways

What was a major reason for the decline in demand for Concorde flights?

• Increased competition from other airlines

• High operational costs and aging aircraft

• Limited seating capacity

• Environmental concerns

What was the Concorde fastened to the roof with at the Zinzheim museum?

• Steel cables

• Wooden beams

• Steel struts

• Concrete pillars

How many flights did the Concorde make as part of the Air France fleet?

• 8473 flights

• 7473 flights

• 6473 flights

• 5473 flights