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Concorde air france (airports DLC large aircraft)
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Concorde air france (airports DLC large aircraft)

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Vintage planes
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Oh, big ol' jet airliner
Don't carry me too far away
Oh, big ol' jet airliner
'Cause it's here that I've got to stay

The Legendary Concorde Supersonic airliner was a collaborative design project between BAC and Aerospatiale during the 1960's and 1970's. Together with the Tu-144 it was the only supersonic transport that actually saw service. Flying first since 1969, it saw service untill 2003 when it was taken out of service. It was operated by Air France and British airways primarily, as well as doing an advertisement run for Pepsi.

This one comes in the modern Air France livery.

About this asset

2048 x 1024 textures.

Includes only the vehicle

Works as a large aircraft with the Airports DLC.

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Model done by EvametryE, textures done by EvametryE, You are not allowed to reupload or reuse this asset, or parts of this asset without explicit permission from me.

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Evangeline  [autor(a)] 31/jan./2022 às 15:20 
the other aircraft will remain as they are since they work fine as medium aircraft, the ones i will be updating are the 2707's to work with the large airplane stands, the brabazon and the fokker VIIB 3M.

i havent figured out how the airline mechanic works however.
The Field Marshal 31/jan./2022 às 12:21 
Are you going to make all your vintage aircraft's compatible with the new airports DLC it would be awesome to have them as my own airlines company's. :steamhappy:
Lieuallen 27/jan./2022 às 9:23 
Will a British Airways livery be coming out? Or may I have your permission to make one (if I can!)?
Sidai 27/jan./2022 às 5:59 
such a beautiful plane
Spacemanspiff1998 26/jan./2022 às 21:58 
Droop snoop
FunGaming44 26/jan./2022 às 15:06 
Awesome, thanks for making them. Amazing work
Evangeline  [autor(a)] 26/jan./2022 às 14:34 
All airplanes spawn at the new airports, this one needs a large plane stand to spawn.

Also all my airplanes have been using retractable landing gear ever since i started making them in 2018
FunGaming44 26/jan./2022 às 13:33 
Is this one also spawning at airports now and does it fly with retractable wheels .
Evangeline  [autor(a)] 26/jan./2022 às 8:54 
Yea but its longer than the 707, 727 and 737 and dc-8 and dc-9, as well as the vc-10 and the caravalle and the comet, and the lockheed tristar, so i think it fits the template pretty well.
Mytwo Centsworth 26/jan./2022 às 8:31 
Large? Concorde was actually quite small. Only two seats on each side of the aisle. Held fewer passengers than a 737.