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Concorde 216, the last of the supersonic fleet to be built, took off from Heathrow Airport bound for Bristol

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The jet, piloted by Captain Les Brodie, performed a lap of honour over the city where she was developed and built

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Hundreds of people gathered to watch the final flight from the Clifton Suspension Bridge

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Thousands more stopped what they were doing to take a last look at 'The Bird'

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Concorde landed for the final time at Filton Airfield just after 1300 GMT on 26 October

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The plane will be permanently housed at Filton, where enthusiasts hope to build a museum of flight

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British Airways staff on board the plane saluted the crowds of more than 20,000 people at the airfield...

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...and Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, took part in a formal ceremony to welcome the plane home