More likely than you'd think. They aren't just going to hand out the state of the art intelligence data from an advanced targeting array to the pilot. A good old photo camera is cheap, reliable, and command is able to simply review the film to confirm that there's nothing that needs to be confiscated. By comparison, you only get to see GoPro footage from inside planes nearing retirement and widely exported. Nothing from 5th gen or new 4th gen aircraft.
I like the casual discourse of the intercept example immediately showing a couple of F35's with two Russian flankers before anything's even been explained
It’s one of the most common interactions, so it makes sense tbh. Flankers. Bears, and the occasional transport/recon aircraft are the most common NATO intercepts, followed by malfunctioning civilian jets and private aircraft.
If intercepted, with the interceptor on the right (1 o' Clock) rocking his wings he is ordering: ''Follow me to outside of the prohibited zone/airspace.'' If the interceptor is on the left (11 o' Clock) rocking his wings, he is ordering: ''Follow me to the nearest suitable landing area and LAND.''
Bas i nije dobar posao. Toliko je lose, pa je ruski dron preletio tri drzave i pao u glavni grad Hrvatske. Nitko nije reagirao i nitko nije ni odgovarao za to. Nad hrvatskom je bio samo 6 minuta, ali nad drugim drzavama je bio i po sat vremena. Nitko nas nije upozorio i srusio se pored studentskog centra, sva sreca nitko nije nastradao. Zanimljivo kako to skoro nigdje nije preneseno u stranim medijima. Jednostavno svi glume kao da se nije desilo. Sto onda da pretpostavljam? Dali namjerno nije javljeno nama ili??? Jer nad madjarskom je letio oko 45 minuta i zabilježen je na radarima
gives them something to do lol, but in all seriousness it greatly depends on the circumstance and attitude of the opposing aircraft. You'd be surprised how quickly it can get sketchy
@@kuhnville3145 KAL007 is a tragic example of this. Air intercepts aren't a fun exercise, all it takes is a mistaken command and a few hundred lives could be lost or worse, a war could start.
Why no mention of the side of the 'intercepted' aircraft the fighters use? Port side pass = friendly, we will escort you. Starboard side pass = go away, you are not welcome here.
You didn't address the one thing I was interested in: what happens when the plane being intercepted is unresponsive? Bump it? Fly in front of it disrupting its airflow? Then finally shoot it down?
That depends on what aircraft it is and where it is. Shooting down an aircraft should always be avoided at all costs, because that comes with loss of life and potential dangers on the ground. Generally they will follow the aircraft, especially if it is non military. That was the case with the cessna for instance, that eventually ran out of fuel over the baltic sea. But if its a military aircraft, they would follow it. If it is heading towards any critical infrastructure like a city or other important things, they could be shot down if there is great danger.
Thank you, I might need this tutorial so that I know what to do during an air interception in European airspace even though I am supposed to study for college
Nice video! Can you make another one about the B52 bomber who is patrolling the Swedish border? Like the Boeing B-52H Stratofortress from Fairford in UK.. And one about the Northrop Grumman RQ-4B Global Hawk patrolling the black sea?
I am disappointed with this publication, I wanted to know something more technical about approach, communication, defensive procedure, etc., and I only saw what everyone knows. What a waste of time.
Good video. You could have added that if intercepted, with the interceptor on the right (1 o' Clock) rocking his wings he is ordering: ''Follow me to outside of the prohibited zone/airspace.'' If the interceptor is on the left (11 o' Clock) rocking his wings, he is ordering: ''Follow me to the nearest suitable landing area and LAND.''
If intercepted, with the interceptor on the right (1 o' Clock) rocking his wings he is ordering: ''Follow me to outside of the prohibited zone/airspace.'' If the interceptor is on the left (11 o' Clock) rocking his wings, he is ordering: ''Follow me to the nearest suitable landing area and LAND.''
Pulls out an old ass camera in the cockpit of a state of the art stealth fighter
Probably a top gun reference
More likely than you'd think. They aren't just going to hand out the state of the art intelligence data from an advanced targeting array to the pilot. A good old photo camera is cheap, reliable, and command is able to simply review the film to confirm that there's nothing that needs to be confiscated.
By comparison, you only get to see GoPro footage from inside planes nearing retirement and widely exported. Nothing from 5th gen or new 4th gen aircraft.
I like the Top Gun reference here 😁
@@thecactusman17 that makes sense
Camera would still be digital FFS. That thing looks like a stock prop for a sims game.
No way Nato just dropped a Tutorial 😭
DCS Letsplay
@@bagelman9572 LMAO
NATO is awesome
they they kinda had to, so many times a day we each experience this, finally I know how to protect my air space FROM THOSE GOD DAM MAGPIES
NATO is learning from Gaijins basement guy.
After this tutorial, I was able to guard and keep my NATO airspace safe. Thank you NATO!
Hey is it really that good? I’ve been trying to find a good tutorial but none of them have worked :(
@clutchtuckerNO SHIT SHERLOCK
“Would you intercept me? *(smacks lips)* I’d intercept me…”
- F-22 Raptor
i'm liking how this f22 being into itself lmeme is growing lol
You thought we would not get this reference.....
I'd intecept me!!
I'd intercept me so hard with guidance from ICAO and NATO documents guiding me to a nonviolent resolution to the airspace incursion.
😆
I like the casual discourse of the intercept example immediately showing a couple of F35's with two Russian flankers before anything's even been explained
I think they're trying to insinuate that when the ruzians see the F-35s, they are persuaded to fly away from NATO airspace
It’s one of the most common interactions, so it makes sense tbh. Flankers. Bears, and the occasional transport/recon aircraft are the most common NATO intercepts, followed by malfunctioning civilian jets and private aircraft.
NATO: "so we've been getting a lot of comments from our viewers requesting a tutorial so that they can conduct air intercepts in their own nations"
"this tutorial on air interceptions is sponsored by Brilliant"
😂😂
Must say this is a good explanation video! Good work NATO!
instructions unclear, multiple Su-35s are locking me and I have multiple fox-3s on my tail
fox 3 in su35?
Break left, drop chaff, and prepare weapons for combat.
Fascinating. Is there an international pilot hand signal language that all pilots are aware of?
Yeah, I guess there is something like that. If they shoot the plane, it means they dont like it. :D
If intercepted, with the interceptor on the right (1 o' Clock) rocking his wings he is ordering: ''Follow me to outside of the prohibited zone/airspace.''
If the interceptor is on the left (11 o' Clock) rocking his wings, he is ordering: ''Follow me to the nearest suitable landing area and LAND.''
A quick internet search gave me "www.ukfsc.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/public_pdfs/Flight-Ops-Interception-Procedures-Signals-Aerad.pdf"
Yes.
Yes. They’re published in various publications, and aircraft signal too like waffling wings.
Thanks for the tutorial NATO, now I know how to keep my airspace safe from intruders
Good job guys! Thank you for guarding our sky over freedom Europe! Greeting form Czech rep
Thats exactly what I was willing to write here :)
Souhlas 👍
Bas i nije dobar posao. Toliko je lose, pa je ruski dron preletio tri drzave i pao u glavni grad Hrvatske. Nitko nije reagirao i nitko nije ni odgovarao za to. Nad hrvatskom je bio samo 6 minuta, ali nad drugim drzavama je bio i po sat vremena. Nitko nas nije upozorio i srusio se pored studentskog centra, sva sreca nitko nije nastradao. Zanimljivo kako to skoro nigdje nije preneseno u stranim medijima. Jednostavno svi glume kao da se nije desilo. Sto onda da pretpostavljam? Dali namjerno nije javljeno nama ili??? Jer nad madjarskom je letio oko 45 minuta i zabilježen je na radarima
Cool video. Thanks for guarding our country 😊
where are you from?
Can't wait for the submarine tutorial
We got NATO air interception tutorials before GTA 6
Go NATO!!!!
Instructions unclear, i landed on the wing of a civilian airliner
I love my NATO!!!
You know damn well pilots on both sides enjoy these stuff
gives them something to do lol, but in all seriousness it greatly depends on the circumstance and attitude of the opposing aircraft. You'd be surprised how quickly it can get sketchy
@@kuhnville3145 KAL007 is a tragic example of this. Air intercepts aren't a fun exercise, all it takes is a mistaken command and a few hundred lives could be lost or worse, a war could start.
Imagine flying a Cessna, your beacon becomes faulty and suddenly you have two fighter jets at each side making hand gestures 😂😂😂
Nice tutorial but I need the hardware, do you guys have a Eurofighter merch store?
Pretty routine stuff most of the time. Still you never know for sure until you intercept.
Now I can keep my airspace protected, thanks for the tutorial NATO!
BUFF
1:59 Enemy jets just penetrated our airspace. Initiating a photo hunt mission.
Thank you for your service. ❤
Amazing! Masters of the sky! Thank you for keeping us safe!
F16 are soo sick... LONG LIVE NATO
Thank you. This will come in handy when my F-35 arrives.
Thank you for your service
NATO tutorial before GTA6 💀
Let’s go they finally dropped the tutorial, finally I can intercept people like a pro!
I must admit the SU-27 in the clip is one beautiful and sexy fighter
“Would you intercept me~? 😏 I’D intercept me~”
Marci pour cette super vidéo. L’explicatif sur les différentes phases d’interception est très intéressant.
Why no mention of the side of the 'intercepted' aircraft the fighters use? Port side pass = friendly, we will escort you. Starboard side pass = go away, you are not welcome here.
Thanks for keeping our skies safe, guys!
You didn't address the one thing I was interested in: what happens when the plane being intercepted is unresponsive? Bump it? Fly in front of it disrupting its airflow? Then finally shoot it down?
That depends on what aircraft it is and where it is. Shooting down an aircraft should always be avoided at all costs, because that comes with loss of life and potential dangers on the ground. Generally they will follow the aircraft, especially if it is non military. That was the case with the cessna for instance, that eventually ran out of fuel over the baltic sea. But if its a military aircraft, they would follow it. If it is heading towards any critical infrastructure like a city or other important things, they could be shot down if there is great danger.
Would you intercept me...😣
Mwa mwa. I’d intercept me… 😈
I'd intercept me...
Thank you!
Nothing but respect
me when I accidentally squawk 7500 instead of 7600 for radio malfunction
Wow! So you can be sometimes not just "deeply concerned"?
Thank you for releasing this tutorial. Very helpful and informative.
Thank you, I might need this tutorial so that I know what to do during an air interception in European airspace even though I am supposed to study for college
This was very helpful. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
ROMANIA MENTIONED🗣🗣🗣🗣
Dang does NATO read these wild comments
This is a dope video more like this please
Nice of you to give the new members a bit of spotlight.
Awesome loved it please make more of these explanations they are very interesting
*Thanks, I'll apply this in War Thunder.*
Why do you say that you "scramble" jets?
Where does that come from?
Super interesting!
Can we get the name of the synth track?
Are you kidding me
Polaroid camera.
We got NATO releasing tutorials before GTA 6
Thanks for the tutorial this will be useful!
How many times does this happen ina year?
NATO intercepted Russian military aircraft over 300 times in 2023
You can read some more information here: www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/news_221598.htm
What happens when things are less friendly?
Thanks for the tip I'll use this when a toy helicopter enters my garden airspace.
how many research points for an intercept?
Instructions unclear, started a international incident after colliding with a unmanned drone
Keep NATO airspace safe from whom.... ??? I wonder...
Hell Yeah, NATO content
1:16 Someone's a Star trek fan!
Jim, I'm a doctor, not a NATO staff officer!
Will you guys please make a video on SEAD / DEAD flights and electronic warfare?
Nice video
The alarm sounds like the Red Alert alarm from Star Trek. Nice.
1:40 is that AOA normal?
Nice photo with flash from inside the F35 cabin this gonna look good in the report 😂😂😂
The font… it takes me back…
Russia and china taking notes incase they wanna attack NATO : 👁👄👁
We got a NATO tutorial before GTA 6
What about intercepted cruise missiles coming out of Russia or Iran? Do they just shoot them down?
Bravo !!
Everybody gangsta until the other side fires a missile.
(hope this never happens)
yall ever accidently lock on to airliners
Would you intercept me?
I was hoping for ' the Kid' quote 🤣
I’d intercept me.
Nice video! Can you make another one about the B52 bomber who is patrolling the Swedish border? Like the Boeing B-52H Stratofortress from Fairford in UK.. And one about the Northrop Grumman RQ-4B Global Hawk patrolling the black sea?
the swedish border 🙀
Do you guys intercept In feb 29?
I love seeing romanian fighters at the end of the video. Thanks, NATO, great tutorial!
what's the aircraft appearing at 2:32? can't recognize it from that shot
Looks like Mirage 2000D French AF 3-XG
When there is a storm, the F-35 stays on the ground?
Lol they didn’t answer the one we were all here for
I am disappointed with this publication, I wanted to know something more technical about approach, communication, defensive procedure, etc., and I only saw what everyone knows. What a waste of time.
Stage 4.5: “fox 2 fox 2!”
Are there CAOCs in North America.... Are they still in NATO..?
So fly higher and/or faster than the interceptors.
Yes.
great job!
Zato je ruski dron preletio tri drzave i pao u glavni grad hrvatske i dan danas nitko nije odgovarao zbog toga
Interesting
Good video.
You could have added that if intercepted, with the interceptor on the right (1 o' Clock) rocking his wings he is ordering: ''Follow me to outside of the prohibited zone/airspace.''
If the interceptor is on the left (11 o' Clock) rocking his wings, he is ordering: ''Follow me to the nearest suitable landing area and LAND.''
instruction unclear, starded a world war
we got nato interception tutorial before gta 6 😭
*cutely takes photo of a enemy fighter jet*
What if the jets are entering NATO airspace? Forgot to mention the spicy stuff
If intercepted, with the interceptor on the right (1 o' Clock) rocking his wings he is ordering: ''Follow me to outside of the prohibited zone/airspace.''
If the interceptor is on the left (11 o' Clock) rocking his wings, he is ordering: ''Follow me to the nearest suitable landing area and LAND.''
365 days of year? But what can happen on February 29?!
Hell yeah, let’s go NATO!
nice tutorial
Keeping our skies safe! 🙌🍻
Thank you NATO 💙