Concorde documentary

[Graeme Willox]

Did anyone happen to see the documentary on the crash of the Concorde
the other day, and remember which channel it was on? I want to catch it
all next time it comes on (which it's bound to in time) but can't
remember what channel it was.

[Paradyne]

"Graeme Willox" <graemewillox@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:406c0313@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> Did anyone happen to see the documentary on the crash of the Concorde
> the other day, and remember which channel it was on? I want to catch it
> all next time it comes on (which it's bound to in time) but can't
> remember what channel it was.

It was on the History Channel.

The Crash Files : Concorde

Hope this helps.

Paradyne

[Graeme Willox]

Paradyne wrote:

> "Graeme Willox" <graemewillox@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
> news:406c0313@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
>
>>Did anyone happen to see the documentary on the crash of the Concorde
>>the other day, and remember which channel it was on? I want to catch it
>>all next time it comes on (which it's bound to in time) but can't
>>remember what channel it was.
>
>
> It was on the History Channel.
>
> The Crash Files : Concorde
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Paradyne
>
>

Thankyo.

[den20]

if you are interested in the concorde. try and catch the documentary special discovery channel made on it. i have seen both specials, and the discovery one was far superior and contained a lot more information and footage and some rather scary facts (that the concorde, when it was hurtling down the runway come very close to a taxiing air france 747). it was pretty shocking overall but compelling viewing. the air crash series coming to national geographic on monday also promises to be an eye opener (beggining with the infamous blowout of the door midflight on the 747 many years ago).