You may no longer be able to fly on the Concorde, but thanks to Lego you can build one of your very own. The Danish toy company has just unveiled a new set based on the famous supersonic jet two ...

In addition to wowing us with a heartbreaking 120,000-piece model of the Titanic breaking in two, Ryan McNaught also spent the month of December building an incredibly-detailed model of an Air France ...

The Concorde—a plane that epitomized glamour as it whisked celebrities and dignitaries across the Atlantic in under four hours—hasn't flown since 2003 (blame a combination of high costs, bad PR, and a ...

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The beak-nosed, supersonic Concorde was once described by a British ambassador as the “flower of the aerospace industry.” But while the sleek plane could cut travel times in half, it was ultimately ...

The Concorde was built during the 1960s as a joint venture between France-based Aérospatiale and UK-based British Aircraft Corporation. It was the first supersonic passenger jet and could fly from ...