Otto Widlroither brings his giant homemade Concorde in the air for the very first time at the airfield of Mühldorf am Inn (Bavaria / Germany) Technical data: Scale 1/6 Span: 4 m / 13 ft. Lenght: 10 m / 33 ft. Height: 1.85 m / 6.1 ft. Weight: 149 Kg / 328.5 pounds Turbine: 4x JetCat P300 Pro Fuel Tanks Capacity: 4x6 liters / 5.8 Gallons (UK) Gears: Pneumatic Radio: PowerBox CORE Receiver: PowerBox PBR-26D Servos: 18x HACKER TD2612S Air Tank: 30 liters The fuselage and wings is made of carbon fibr

This is in fact the world's largest flying Concorde. While it is an RC airplane, the full scale Concorde last flew on November 26, 2003. Making this masterpiece, built by Otto Widlroither over the span of 3 years, the biggest FLYING Concorde. We had the pleasure of not only watching Otto fly his amazing creation at Airmeet 2023, but we also had the opportunity to ask Otto a few questions about the Concorde and what it took to build and fly! Learn more about Airmeet here https://horizonhobby.cc/a