8x12 inch photo signed by former Concorde pilot Captain John Hutchinson, who flew Concorde aircraft for fifteen years (1977 - 1992). He joined the Royal Air Force in 1955 and served with No 202 Squadron and was a Flying Instructor until  1963. He then gained his Civil Pilots License and joined McAlpine Aviation becoming the Chief Pilot and Type Examiner. In September 1966 he joined BOAC and qualified as a co-pilot on the Boeing 707. In December 1975 through to April 1976 he took the command course on Vickers VC10s and flew as Captain on VC10 until 1977. He then converted onto the Concorde and qualified as a Concorde Captain in December 1977. He  flew Concorde as Route Check Captain until his retirement from British Airways in April 1992. He was a consultant for the US High-Speed Research programme from 1992 until the programme was cancelled in 1998.