CNN[1], 7 November 2001: "Concorde Resumes Passenger Flights"; the AP dispatch of 6 November says Air France "will be the first to fly its newly remodeled Concorde, on a sold-out Paris-New York flight leaving at 10:30 a.m." and British Airways followed an hour later.
Air France and British Airways resumed Concorde passenger flights to New York on 7 November 2001, fifteen months after Flight 4590, with Kevlar fuel-tank liners, reinforced undercarriage and new tyres.