Flight deck. The plane, on the whole, is
skinnier than I expected.
Museum of Flight, Seattle
Monday, March 07, 2011
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2 comments:
For a second I had a little panic because there's a Concorde on the Intrepid here too and I thought I had missed your presence in NYC. Otherwise, cool picture - seeing the inside of a Concorde was a revelation to me and actually made me glad that I couldn't have afforded to fly on one anyway.
I *promise* I'll let you know the next time I make it to NY -- or London. ;-)
yeah: had the same reaction. although if it's only a three hour transatlantic flight you might not even have time to get uncomfortable.
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