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c/n 213 The second to last French Concorde built, ‘Sierra Delta’ first flew on 26th June 1978 and was delivered to Air France on the 18th September that year. In 1996 she was famously painted in a Pepsi livery which required the whole fuselage to be painted blue. This restricted her to a maximum of 20 minutes flying at Mach 2.02 and cost Pepsi some $20 million. On 31st March 2003 she performed flight AF001 from New York JFK to Paris CDG, Air France’s last commercial Concorde flight. Three days later she flew to Le Bourget for the National collection, bringing here total flying hours up to 12,974. She is on display next to Concorde 001 ‘F-WTSS’ in the Concorde Hall (Hall 6) at the Musée de l'air et de l'espace. Le Bourget Airport, Paris, France.