The first UK-built Concorde (prototype 002) made its maiden flight on April 9, 1969, piloted by Brian Trubshaw from Filton to RAF Fairford. While the 1969 flight was a test, Concorde famously made its first public exhibition appearance at the Farnborough Air Show on September 7, 1970.Key details regarding the UK Concorde:Maiden Flight: April 9, 1969 (Filton, Bristol).First Public Airshow: September 7, 1970 (Farnborough).Escort/Exhibition: While commonly escorted by RAF jets during promotional flights throughout its career, the 1969 maiden flight was a test flight.The French prototype (001) first flew on March 2, 1969.Only 19 Copys with the Signature of does escorted pilot was made that week.This is one of them.Other copy of this flight have been made through years but not like this first one. Pice $1.000