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Link to it's book : "Concorde tells"

Jean-Paul LE MOËL
Captain Jean-Paul Le Moël has learned to fly during the war in the US Army Air Forces schools. (Selma Alabama, Waco Texas) He joined Air France in 1946, and quit in 1982. He ended his flying career as the chief of the Air France Concorde crews. He had registered a total of 24,000 flying hours, of which 2,000 were in supersonic; the remainder in: World War II fighters: Curtiss P 40, P 47 (Thunderbolt) and P 51 (Mustang) followed by the Junkers 52, DC 3, Languedoc, DC 4, Bréguet 763 (two deck), Constellation, Caravelle, Boeing 707 and 747.

An aviation fanatic since childhood, he continues to teach young people how to fly as president of a flying club in southern France. Writing is his second calling.

Some pages of this site come from "Concorde tells" written by JP Le Moel who give it's permission.

Web site
http://www.pertuis.com/jplemoel

You may contact him at his home adress :

Jean Paul Le Moel
30 rue de Courdiec
56340 CARNAC
Tel/ fax 02 97 52 12 98

e-mail : jplemoel@wanadoo.fr

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