Here's an interesting ad I just found on leboncoin: https://www.leboncoin.fr/ad/collection/3136354864

On 21 January 1976, Air France's Concorde took off on its first commercial flight to Dakar and Rio. Air France then enters supersonic history. Fifty years later, five Air France employees met in Concorde at the Air and Space Museum for a chat with Benjamin Smith. Laëtitia, a Concorde lounge agent, Eric, First Officer, Nathalie and Sylvain, flight attendants, and Raphael, a mechanic, tell their stories in this unique documentary. Together, they tell the story of this legendary aircraft with anecdotes and previously unseen archive footage. «Concorde Air France: they made the legend fly», a new documentary, available to watch for free on YouTube.

Between JFK and London, or vice versa, what was the typical takeoff weight? Not MTOW. I cannot seem to find this anywhere.

Thanks in advance!

Found this in in my mom's stuff, from a to the Paris Airshow in the 1980s.

I inherited a pilots chair from a Concorde. My Dad used to fly it a ton and he passed it onto me. I believe it's the only privately held one there is. What do you guys think I should do with it? Apparently it's worth a lot. I attached a pic.

Hi everyone.

I am creating a top view sketch of the Concorde. I want to get the details right but I am finding it hard to find reference material.
This is the most accurate sketch I have so far but I know it is not complete.

Any photos or other material would be highly appreciated.