"British Airways: A Journey Through Time and Sky" Step back in time as BEA planes stand gracefully on the tarmac at London Airport, a nostalgic reminder of aviation's golden era. Transporting us to 1938, a vintage British Airways poster captures the essence of elegance and adventure that defined air travel. Witnessing an iconic moment, the British Airways Concorde aircraft G-BOAF graces Newcastle Airport in April, showcasing its unparalleled speed and engineering marvel. Meanwhile, Brighton's i360 Observation Tower stands tall against the backdrop of City of Brighton and Hove, offering breathtaking views over East Sussex. Immerse yourself in history at the i360 Observation Tower Ticket Office nestled within the remains of West Pier. This architectural gem pays homage to Brighton's vibrant past while embracing modernity. As sunset paints the sky with hues of gold, experience tranquility on Brighton Palace Pier or gaze upon the captivating City Waterfront from this enchanting vantage point. In June 1983, Boy George arrives in Newcastle amidst fanfare and excitement—a testament to British Airways' role in connecting people across borders. Lord King accompanies Mrs Thatcher as they depart Heathrow for New York onboard Concorde—an embodiment of luxury and prestige. Celebrating milestones is French test pilot Andre Turcat speaking after completing Concorde's maiden flight—a triumph that revolutionized air travel forever. In August 1984, lucky winners soar through clouds aboard Concorde courtesy of Sunday Sun competition—fulfilling dreams high above ordinary limits. As passengers eagerly board British Airways' Concorde airliner/aircraft with beaming smiles, it symbolizes not just a journey but also an unforgettable experience filled with anticipation and wonderment. British Airways has been more than just a company; it has become synonymous with exploration, innovation, and cherished memories created among clouds.