216 (G-BOAF) made its last flight, and also the last flight by any operational Concorde. It flew from Heathrow, passing over the Bay of Biscay before making several low passes over Bristol, including over the Clifton Suspension Bridge where crowds had gathered, before landing at Filton. A new museum, Aerospace Bristol, opened in 2017 to the north of the old runway. This followed the closure of a previous visitors centre in 2010 after a fatal accident in which a man fell from a walkway. Concorde is one of the exhibits in the Bristol Aero collection. On 21 November 2006, a public inquiry meeting was held with South Gloucestershire Council to discuss the building of 2,200 homes on the airfield (Patchway section). The first residents moved in to Charlton Hayes in October 2010. The aircraft interests of the formerly named British Aircraft Corporation (BAC) are now owned by Airbus, GKN and BAC rebranded as BAE Systems, whilst the aero engine facilities are part of Rolls-Royce. MBDA owned the guided weapons facilities. Refurbishment by Airbus of Filton House and Pegasus House (both Grade II listed buildings), as part of a new major office complex, was completed in 2013. Pegasus House, also known as New Filton House, was reopened by the Duke of Gloucester after standing vacant for 20 years. Built in 1936 as headquarters for the Bristol Aeroplane Company, the large Art Deco office building has sculptures, plaster panels and foyer flooring by Denis Dunlop. Next to the A38 road, Airbus UK purchased of the former Rolls-Royce Rodney Works in order to build a facility for wing development and manufacture, which was completed following the granting of planning permission by South Gloucestershire Council in 2016. Units The following units were here at some point: No. 2 Aircraft Preparation Unit No. 2 Elementary and Reserve Flying Training School RAF No. 2 Elementary Flying Training School RAF No. 2 Ferry Pilots Pool RAF No. 2 Overseas Aircraft Preparation Unit No. 7 Radio Maintenance Unit No. 7 Radio Servicing Section No. 8 Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Unit RAF No. 10 Group Anti-Aircraft Co-operation Flight No. 10 Group Target Towing Flight No. 12 Reserve Flying School RAF No. 15 Ferry Unit RAF No. 19 Squadron RAF No. 20 Squadron RAF No. 25 Squadron RAF No. 33 Squadron RAF No. 42 Squadron RAF No. 62 Squadron RAF No. 66 Squadron RAF No. 101 Squadron RAF No. 110 (Anti-Aircraft Co-operation)