@jimmason: "HISTORY DOCUMENTARY:  Days That Shook the World
Channel: BBC 2 Scotland 02
Date: Saturday 13th August 2005
Time: 17:35 to 18:05 (starting in 1 hour and 2 minutes)
Duration: 30 minutes.
Concorde: Atlantic Crossing. 
Series focusing on some of the defining moments of history. This edition 
recalls 19 October 1977, when Concorde made its first supersonic test 
flight across the Atlantic from Toulouse to New York.
 (Widescreen, Subtitles, Audio Described)"
    @sfalder: "A new bid to save Concorde for the nation and see it flying again has been
launched by an all-party group in London spearheaded by Montgomeryshire
MP
Lembit Opik. 
The Save Concorde Group in Westminster believes the supersonic aircraft
could be given a new lease of life at air shows. They also want to use
the
aviation icon in a flypast at the 2012 Olympics. 
They are holding a series of meetings with British Airways at Heathrow
and
Airbus at Hawarden in North Wales this month in a bid to find out exactly
how much it would cost to restore Concorde and get it airborne again. 
Mr Opik said today: "I believe Concorde is part of our national heritage
and symbolic of what Britons - and indeed the French - can do technically
when they really put their heads together." 
For further information, please join  <url>
your support for this GREAT British aviation icon will be most
appreciated.
Best regards,
Steve
<url>"
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