Mike Bannister

A genuinely good biography that doesn’t spare the technical details with regards to what happens with regards to the development of Concord and indeed, how it ended. The narrative is generally good with a very personable narrator and an engaging style.

At times his technical prowess shines through, but I was rarely in a position where I was confused or lost with regards to the technical issues that were involved.

Anyone with an interest in the 1960s and 1970s, and in particular, the feeling of national identity that Concorde created and the benefits of it will enjoy this book… (plus d'informations)