I personally think as well that the concorde is old and outdated, however, it will be a sad sight when the last concordes touch down at LHR, however, eventually an airline manufacturer might decide to build another one in years to come, which will be far more safer and cheaper than the current version. Times have changed, and like some people who said, it no longer by pilots deciding what airraft types are flown, but rather accountants.
I will be going to see concorde at Manchester as even though it is getting very old it is still the best aircraft in the skies and it will be a sad sight when it takes off again bound for London Heathrow, times will change and there has being lots of safety concerns about it recently, and if another one did crash, the airline operating it could get lots of bad press for keeping an aircraft that has gone past the end of its life in the skies and placing their customers in danger.
But who knows what the future may bring, hopefully another supersonic passenger aircraft that is affordable to all, and not just the elite or expense accounts.
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