Residents of Gonesse lay flowers at the crash site

Exactly one year on from when concorde crashed into a hotel shortly after take-off from Paris Charles de Gaulle airport, a number of ceremonies took place across France to remember those who died.

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23 July 2001: Autumn return

A possible autumn launch for Concorde

British Airways has confirmed its fleet of Concorde aircraft should resume passenger flights in September. Initially the service will be limited to one daily round flight between London and New York. Air France says it hopes to resume its Concorde flights in October.

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17 July 2001: Concorde completes supersonic test

Concorde test flight

Concorde has successfully completed its first supersonic test flight since it was grounded a year ago. The plane's fuel tanks have been lined with Kevlar to prevent a repeat of last year's crash in France.

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16 July 2001: Concorde set for test flight

New tyres can survive a high-speed puncture

Concorde will make its first test flight on 17 July since the fleet was grounded. British Airways confirm a plane will take off from London's Heathrow airport. It will fly over the Atlantic for approximately three hours and 20 minutes before returning to RAF Brize Norton in Oxfordshire.

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27 September 2000: US airline sued

The metal strip is thought to have punctured the Concorde tyre

Air France files a suit against America's Continental Airlines for its alleged role in the Concorde crash. French investigators believe that a metal strip that burst the Concorde's tyres may have come from a Continental DC-10 aircraft.

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1 August 2000: French Concordes stay grounded

Air France's remaining five Concordes are still out of service

Air France Concordes are to remain grounded after flight experts from France and Britain fail to agree extra safety measures following the Paris crash. A spokesman for France's civil aviation authority says the ban will remain "until further notice".

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25 July 2000: The crash

All 109 passengers died in the crash

BA and Air France fleets are grounded after 113 people are killed when the Air France Concorde flight 4590 crashes shortly after leaving Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris.

 Click here to watch the report from the BBC's Justin Webb