Concorde's Final Journey: Sailing the Thames to its New Home

The video discusses the final journey of the Concorde, a supersonic aircraft, which is being transported on a barge along the River Thames to the National Museums of Scotland. This complex project involves careful planning and execution, highlighting the Concorde's historical significance as an icon of the 20th century. The Concorde, retired from commercial service by British Airways, once flew from London to New York in under three hours. Its final journey, however, will take nine days.

What is unique about Concorde's final journey compared to its past flights?

• It is being transported by air.

• It is flying over the Atlantic Ocean.

• It is taking place on a barge at walking speed.

• It is happening at supersonic speed.

What is the name of the barge used for transporting the Concorde?

• River Queen

• Ocean Voyager

• Terra Marik

• Sky Carrier

Who has acquired the Concorde for its final destination?

• The French Aviation Museum

• The London Transport Museum

• The National Museums of Scotland

• The British Government

When did British Airways retire the Concorde from commercial service?

• January this year

• November last year

• October last year

• December last year

How long will Concorde's final journey take?

• Three hours

• One day

• Nine days

• Two weeks