When did Concorde fly over England?

Concorde first flew over England on March 2, 1969, during its maiden flight from Filton, near Bristol. It continued to operate commercial flights over the UK after entering service in 1976, primarily flying from London to various international destinations. The supersonic aircraft was known for its distinctive sonic boom when flying at speeds exceeding the speed of sound. Concorde remained in service until its retirement in 2003.