8x12 inch photo signed by former Concorde pilot Captain Jeremy Rendall

Jeremy Rendall obtained his motorcycle licence on his 16th birthday and immediately started learning to fly Tiger Moths with Joan Hughes of ATA fame, qualifying for a pilots licence a month later.

After more flying with the University of London Air Squadron, this time on Chipmunks and a few months of intensive study for a commercial licence, he joined BOAC for training to become a very junior pilot/navigator on the Britannia Fleet. Progressing through the ranks and fleets he left the VC10 fleet as a Captain to spend the last 20 years of his flying career on the Concorde fleet, the final 10 of which were as a Training Captain.

In all he did 2000 supersonic Atlantic crossings and other highlights included the first simultaneous landing with a French Concorde (at Orlando to mark the opening of Epcot) and a Round the World trip.

Now long retired, he spends his time caring for his 16th Century farmhouse and enjoys his five grandchildren and flying his Tiger Moth with the Tiger 9 formation team.