One of UK-French supersonic planes, which stopped flying passengers in 2003, returns by barge to museum after restoration A Concorde jet has been floated down the Hudson River in New York after months of refurbishments. The retired British Airways plane was stored in the Intrepid Museum in Manhattan after supersonic flights came to an end in 2003 and it was taken away for restoration last August.
One of UK-French supersonic planes, which stopped flying passengers in 2003, returns by barge to museum after restoration A Concorde jet has been floated down the Hudson River in New York after months of refurbishments. The retired British Airways plane was stored in the Intrepid Museum in Manhattan after supersonic flights came to an end in 2003 and it was taken away for restoration last August.
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