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HISTORY

The Concorde, including those operated by British Airways (designated with the prefix G-BOA*), made its final commercial and non-commercial flights in 2003. Here's a list of the final British Airways Concorde flights by tail number, with a focus on their last flights in 2003:

British Airways Concorde Fleet (2003) – Final Flights

RegistrationNicknameLast Flight DateRoute (or Event)Notes

G-BOAC Alpha Charlie 10 November 2003 Heathrow → Manchester Final ferry flight to Manchester Airport museum

G-BOAD Alpha Delta 3 November 2003 Heathrow → New York → Seattle Delivered to Museum of Flight, Seattle

G-BOAE Alpha Echo 10 November 2003 Heathrow → Bridgetown (Barbados) Final BA Concorde flight to the Caribbean

G-BOAF Alpha Fox 26 November 2003 Filton (from Heathrow) Final ever Concorde flight, to birthplace for retirement

G-BOAG Alpha Golf 5 November 2003 Heathrow → New York → Seattle Delivered to Museum of Flight, Seattle

G-BOAB Alpha Bravo N/A Remained grounded Never flew again after 2000; stored at Heathrow

Final Commercial Flights (24 October 2003):

On 24 October 2003, three Concordes (G-BOAE, G-BOAG, and G-BOAF) flew into Heathrow nearly simultaneously, marking the final day of commercial Concorde operations for British Airways.

• G-BOAE: New York JFK → Heathrow
• G-BOAG: Edinburgh → Heathrow (special celebratory flight)
• G-BOAF: Around the Bay of Biscay → Heathrow (special "lap of honour")