To 'e' or not to 'e'-that is the question.
Anglophiles patronising the attractive al fresco restaurant/ bar between Halls A and B might have noticed with amusement that it's called the Concord Terrace.
The obvious aviation connection is there all right- but where's the missing 'e'?
Back in the '60s there was considerable angst in the UK when the French half of the partnership demanded that the new supersonic aircraft's name should be spelled in the gallic manner - Concorde!
So Francophiles had better avoid the restaurant- or eat and drink with their eyes shut. Brits, on the other hand, will enjoy their refreshment with added amusement.
Source: Flight Daily News
