PM HEATH IN CONCORDE

The transcript covers Edward Heath's Concord flight, highlighting its significance following previous notable flights by Princess Margaret and the French President. Accompanied by BAC's Chief Test Pilot, Brian Trumshaw, Heath embarks on a 1,800-mile journey over the Bay of Biscay at 1,300 mph. The flight, lasting one and a half hours, receives high praise from Heath for its stability and speed. The transcript concludes with a brief mention of a sports event in Glasgow.

Who accompanied Edward Heath on his Concord flight?

• The French President

• A ground staff member

• Brian Trumshaw

• Princess Margaret

What was the speed of the Concord during Edward Heath's flight?

• 1,000 miles per hour

• 1,300 miles per hour

• 1,500 miles per hour

• 1,800 miles per hour

How long did the Concord flight last?

• Two hours

• Two and a half hours

• One and a half hours

• One hour

What was Edward Heath's opinion about the Concord's performance?

• It needed improvements

• It was too fast

• It was unsteady

• It was as steady as a rock

Where was the sports event mentioned at the end of the transcript held?

• Bay of Biscay

• Paris

• Fairford

• Hampden Park, Glasgow