Concorde Cabin Interiors

HM Queen 1977

The completed scheme, quieter than the traditional approach, echoed the look of smaller executive jets, with leather applied to bulkhead surfaces and with just one colour of fabric for the seats. To offset the relative narrowness of the seats, the fabric was horizontally striped and armrests upholstered with leather to match the bulkheads. The first Concorde’s were delivered with a very traditional interior design that was intended to reassure passengers using this supersonic aircraft. In fact, the passengers were disappointed to be offered an interior which did not reflect the futuristic external appearance of this unique aircraft. Consequently, British Airways commissioned a new design scheme, to be implemented without interruption to Concorde’s flying schedule.

The new scheme was designed for piece-by-piece introduction and as each new element was introduced, it had to fit in with any remaining parts of the old interior.

British Airways

British Airways during the 1970s

British Airways 1995 - 2000

British Airways 1995 - 2000

British Airways

British Airways 2000 - 2003

Air France 2001

British Airways 2000 – 2003

Air France 2001

Air France 2001

Air France 2001

British Airways Concorde Toilet 2001

Air France Concorde Toilet

British Airways Concorde cabin service

 

Concorde rear cabin galley

Air France Concorde during 2000

 

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