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Description	The official handover ceremony of British Airways first Concorde following it's delivery from Filton the previous day. The location is North Bay, Technical Block B at the BA engineering base. This aircraft operated British Airways first commercial Concorde service six days later to Bahrain in the hands of Captain Norman Todd, Captain Brian Calvert and Senior Flight Engineer John Lidiard.
Date	15 January 1976
Source	http://www.airliners.net/photo/British-Airways/Aerospatiale-BAC-Concorde-102/1851896/L/
Author	Steve Fitzgerald

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