Do any airlines still use the Concorde? Which?

Question

For all the d*ckweeds that are saying "where have you been you loser?"

Um im only 15 and I just got into planes, so chill out.

Answer 1

GET WITH THE TIMES!!!

THEY RETIRED IT YEARS AGO!!!!

Answer 2

How many years did you hibernate?!! :D

Answer 3

The Concorde was retired.  Only Air France and British Airways operated the planes.

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In 1977, British Airways and Singapore Airlines shared a Concorde for flights between London and Singapore International Airport via Bahrain. One aircraft was painted in Singapore Airlines livery on the port side and British Airways livery on the starboard side.  The service proved unprofitable and did not last for long.

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http://www.airliners.net/photo/Singapore...

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Braniff Airways operated the aircraft for a short time, with their own crews, between Washington and Dallas with hopes of developing a supersonic route to South America but it came to nothing.  The plane carried too few passengers and burned too much fuel to ever turn any substantial profit.  

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Only 20 were built and 16 went into service, one crashed, and just about all the others can be seen at an aviation museum near you.

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:FUN FACT: As a publicity stunt for an advertising campaign in Europe an operating Concorde was painted from nose to tail as a giant PEPSI label.  Not a proud moment for such a magnificently beautiful aircraft.

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http://www.airliners.net/photo/Air-Franc...

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Answer 4

wHAT A sTUPID qUESTION. tHEY aRE aLL gONE!!!!!!

Answer 5

if I remember correctly, concorde was retired a while ago

Answer 6

No the Concorde was retired.

Answer 7

France and Great Britain were the only Countries who  employed the Concorde and it was retired, completely, in Oct. of 2003.

Answer 8

don't u read the newspaper or someting. it retired about 5 years ago.

Answer 9

Unfortunately no because you have to have a minimum of 300 people and there just wasn't enough because it was too much money.