British Airways Auction: Selling Off Pieces of Concorde History

The transcript details the final flight of the Concorde and the subsequent auction of its parts by British Airways. The auction included various items from the aircraft, such as the nose cone and captain's seat, raising significant funds for charity. The Concorde, a symbol of aviation advancement, had only 20 jets built, with 13 in continuous service since 1976. The auction attracted global interest, with proceeds supporting disabled youth in sports.

What was the selling price of the nose cone at the auction?

What was the final amount raised from the Concorde memorabilia auction?