Where is it that you can see the Concorde and walk on board?

Question

Is it JFK? It's like a museum....I think....

Answer 1

The USS intrepid. in new york. also the air and space museum in washington state.

Answer 2

In New York near the Intrepid,
In Duxford, near Cambridge, in the Imperial War Museum, is exposed the british prototype, I entered it....
I also saw Concorde in Sinsheim, Germany in museum of technology, but there were a lot of people so I didn't enter the concorde, but here there is also Tu-144, that is a Russian airplane quite similar to Concorde...really interesting because it's probably more difficoult to see Tu-144 than Concorde, here you can see both.

Answer 3

I was able to walk aboard the second Concorde prototype at the Fleet Air Arm Museum at Yeovilton Royal Navy Air Station (RNAS) near Yeovil, England.
This was immediately after the July 25, 2000 crash in Paris. It was truly a moving and memorable experience.

Answer 4

They have one at The Museum of Flight in Seattle Washington @ KCIA/ Boeing Field. It was permanently donated by British Airways. HEre is the site for the museum and maybe they can answer about it more:

http://www.museumofflight.org/Display.asp?Page=Concorde

It does say that they allow you to walk through it. Good luck since now it only cost the admission to the museum to get on it, as a flight on one when operational was in the thousands of dollars

Answer 5

One comes to Duluth every summer for a festival.

Answer 6

airport, maybe in france, but they are now scrapped, and most likely they are all gone. try arizona, many airplane boneyards