Vintage Aviation News[1] / This Day in Aviation: "On October 24, 2003, at 4:05 p.m. BST, the final commercial flight of the British Airways Concorde came to an end with the landing of G-BOAG at London Heathrow" (4:05 p.m. BST = 15:05 UTC).
British Airways flight BA002 from New York landed at Heathrow at 4:05 p.m. on 24 October 2003, ending 27 years of supersonic passenger service; two more Concordes landed alongside.
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Airliner photo page: 'The prototype ERJ-190, c/n 19000001, registered PP-XMA, flew first on 12 March 2004'; Skybrary[2] and AXON say it first flew in March 2004.
Embraer's first E190, PP-XMA, flew on 12 March 2004 from São José dos Campos, starting the flight-test campaign for the 98-108 seat stretch that JetBlue launched.
Pasazer.com[1][3] (18 March 2024): 'wczoraj (17.03) minęło 20 lat od debiutu embraerów E170 w barwach LOT-u, był to jednocześnie pierwszy w historii komercyjny lot samolotu z rodziny E-jet' - SP-LDA flew Warsaw to Vienna nine days after being added to the fleet on 8 March.
On 17 March 2004 LOT Polish Airlines flew SP-LDA from Warsaw to Vienna, the first commercial flight of any Embraer E-Jet, after delivery on 8 March and certification delays.
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Boeing's release is dated Apr 26, 2004 and says the board 'has approved the formal launch of the new 7E7 Dreamliner passenger jet based on today's firm order for 50 7E7s from ANA[3]'.
Boeing's board approved the formal launch of the 7E7, now the 787 Dreamliner, on the strength of a firm order for 50 jets from ANA, the largest launch order in history for a new Boeing commercial jet. Boeing put the deal at about US$6 billion at list prices.
Boeing's release is dated 2004-04-29 and the mirrored text reads 'Boeing, Air France and International Lease Finance Corp. (ILFC) celebrated the delivery today of the first Boeing 777-300ER'; Wikipedia[2] gives April 29, 2004 as well.
Boeing, Air France and lessor ILFC celebrated the delivery of the first 777-300ER on 29 April 2004, the extended-range stretch that became the best-selling 777.