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North West Business Insider – November 2024
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Insider – July 2021
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#MoreThanMAN Campaign at Manchester Airport – Q3 2019
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Hydraulics & Pneumatics – Jan/Feb 2020
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North West Business Insider – January 2020
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North West Business Insider – October 2019
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North West Business Insider – August 2019
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Manchester Evening News – September 2, 2019
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South Cheshire Chamber Business Magazine – Quarter 1 2019
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Crewe Chronicle – October 17, 2018
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Crewe Chronicle In Business – March 20, 2019
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North West Business Insider – May 2019
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Crewe Chronicle – February 6, 2019
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North West Business Insider – January 2019
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South Cheshire Chamber Business Magazine – Quarter 2 2019
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Crewe Chronicle – November 29, 2017
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4FRONT South Cheshire Chamber Magazine – Winter/Spring 2018
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Crewe Chronicle In Business – October 29, 2014
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Our work on the restoration of functionality to 3 Concorde droop-noses with "Heritage Concorde" was one of our favourite projects among the press…
Concorde G-AXDN
Duxford Aviation Society, owners of the British Airliner Collection, were keen to improve their display of Concorde 101 G-AXDN at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.
In response, Heritage Concorde proposed making her the first UK Concorde since 2003 to be able to “droop” her nose. The hydraulic systems on Concorde 101 G-AXDN had not been used since she was retired in 1977 and so the team approached Hydraulics Online asking if we could help on “Project Salute”.
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Concorde G-BBDG
G-BBDG (known as Delta Golf, pictured) was the British pre-production Concorde built to finalise the design and to allow the Concorde fleet to receive certification before the other aircraft entered passenger service.
Now residing at the Brooklands Museum this important piece of aviation history has a fully functioning droop-nose and visor – the second Concorde to receive a custom-made power pack from Hydraulics Online!
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Concorde G-BOAC
Concorde G-BOAC, aka “Alpha Charlie”, located at the Manchester Airport Runway Visitor Park, is the third Concorde in the country with a restored moving nose and visor, expertly engineered by our Cheshire-based engineers and the Heritage Concorde team.
The restoration coincided with the celebrations for Concorde’s golden jubilee on 2nd March 2019 – marking 50 years, to the minute, since the first Concorde flight which took off from Toulouse at 13:30 GMT on 2nd March 1969.
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