2 amazing things in this video (BTW very well filmed) ... first is I got the number for Penvose Farm Holidays, and second is that there was a heat haze in Cornwall. I didn't believe that was possible.
Sort of brings back memories. My father was an air traffic controller there in the sixties when it was RAF St. Mawgan. Couple of Avro Shackleton squadrons based there at the time. We lived at the former RAF Base at St. Eval.
@@szrsingle They were still operating from St. Eval when we arrived there in December 1956. Everything moved about a year or so later. The deserted air base became our playground. I visited the church in 2017. Memories of 'church parade' with the cubs and scouts.
Very nice video of Air Force One and Marine One / presidential entourage. I like the way you edited this together and very steady filming. It was an enjoyable video and Air Force One is always a great spectacle . 👍👍
After an air day there in the 60s we were in a traffic jam at the end of the runway there when an English Electric Lightning came down the runway rotated almost vertical, switched on the afterburners and disappeared. The sight and the noise was one of the most awesome aviation experiences I had.
All these government employees travel around the globe in private or military planes meanwhile we are encouraged to take bicycle or drive electric car to hypocrisy is beyond any sense of reason
Probably it wasn't. Until they learned The President was coming, then they got some Tarmac Layers in to extend it. They had a bit left over from the motorway works and can do it for you at a special price.
Beautiful 747. Such an elegant and graceful aircraft. Totally iconic. Knocks two engines into touch. Nothing like this glorious Queen of the skies. Too prematurely effaced purely on economic grounds. This will be regretted. Liz ✈️
@@martinc.720 no need to be disrespectful! I’ve just visited St. Mawgan and it used to be a very important base. This man was just sharing his memories!
Interesting to learn that Newquay Airport is the old St mawgan. I did part of my National Service at nearby St Merryn. Was told that St.Mawgan had the longest runway in Britain and was an ideal landing place for American planes crossing the Atlantic. We used the runway for marshalling aircraft flying off passing Aircraft Carriers. My next posting was to RNAS Eglington which is now Londonerry City Airport.
The A332MRTT in the background was from RAAF Amberley, near Brisbane, Reg A39-007, currently at Stansted (according to FR24). Pesmog’s comment is correct, BJs new mount is the A21N G-XATW
RAF St Mawgan started out in in 1939 as a couple of Nissan Huts down in the far south west corner of one of its fields, TREBELSUE FARM (TR8 4AN), and grew into one of the largest airfields in the UK. Like Arthur Compton, it has always been of interest to me (a Newquay boy) also having ties. My Mother was a WAAF stationed there at St Mawgan. My Father trained as a Lancaster Rear end Gunner at nearby St Eval and met my Mother in 1942 at a dance organised on the St Mawgan Camp by the RAF staff. Over the years, many Newquay people relied on employment at the drome with constant Airforce personnel from around the World mainly Yanks, all remember this special place .
All I can see is millions of £££££ flying around for nothing discussing waste of money the whole lot of them should be ashamed of them selves all the hastle and for what what's been achieved 😡👎
The current VC-25A/747-200 is an old plane. I believe is even still requires a flight engineer, which is a mostly redundant job nowadays since it's all fly by wire 😆 I think they should be getting some 747-8's to replace the current Air Force One in the next few years.
@@KissMyFatAxe Yes it does . It basically is a 747-200 Airframe. It took a long time to finish the modifications the USAF wanted . By that time the 400 had been in service for some time. It is not a 200 though, I cannot find out much about its specifications besides the obvious things like engines.I remember seeing a photo of the 2 of them without Engines at Boeing, Everett Plant in the Flight International magazine in the early 90’s
@@davidcooley275 It won’t , it’s an Air Force plane although I believe Jackie Kennedy had something to do with the current colour scheme. The current White House won’t do that .
At least the president was on business rather than his predecessor who used it frequently as a free taxi service to take him from the White House to mar-a-lago at weekends to play golf.
I must confess you are not very well informed about whats going on in the US. Biden can be arrested at any time for crimes like treason. The military is waiting for him to come home.
wow and the government is telling me that I have to give up my wood fired stove and my gas boiler,missed my vocation should have been a politician.!!!!!!!!
I lived within sight of RAF St. Mawgan for 20 years yet initially I dint recognise the place from the video. It looks like the clay tips are just up the road from St. Columb, which they really are. Kernow/Cornwall must really be a tiny little land mass. Newquay to Penzance used to be a day out- now even though my state is the same size as Cornwall that distance is 1/2 an hour jaunt to nearest big town.
I live in Whitemoor right next to the tips, the biggest change over the years is that most of the "Clay Alps" have now grown over and changed to green and brown, I worked at St Mawgan for over 10 years the change is quite dramatic.
@@551moley I haven’t lived there for 31 years and I last visited in 2005. Through the news, family, and GoogleEarth, it’s definitely not the same place anymore. After 100 generations it’s more or less a theme park- unless my American wife expresses a want to live there I don’t think I will ever return. Kernow was my first, biggest, and longest love. I don’t know any more. Not so funny thing- when I was there, there was definitely a feeling of, as a local, I was a second class citizen. Now I live in Rhode Island, a holiday destination, Bowing and scraping for out-of-state dollars, homes being snapped up by out-of-staters- now, as a local, there is definitely a feeling of being a second class citizen.
@@PenDragonsPig I know what you mean? the "Plandemic" has been fantastic in a selfish way, the locals have had nearly two seasons without the "Emmits", places we normally avoid in summer and only see the off-season view, have even with the restrictions seemed just a little bit brighter, greener and with the good weather a lot warmer. I moved to Cornwall in the late 80's age 10 and managed to get stationed at St Mawgan for over 10 years in the 90's and early 2000's, I've stayed/ worked in a few parts of the UK but only ever lived in Cornwall.
I hope Uncle Joe and his wife got to try Cornish crab salad, A proper pasty with a glass of Doom bar beer and an afternoon cream tea. Bleddy anzum me luvver.
You'd think but it seemed to maintain that initial rate of climb for a long time. It flew over us in Dorset and looked to be >FL300 (no track on FR24). I guess if you're the biggest target on the planet, you need to get as far away from the planet as possible for as long as possible.
Nice to see 'Good ol' RAF St. Mawgan' getting some air time. Had a few jollies out of there in the 70's. Chipmunk, Nimrod and Canberra. Lot to be said for being an ATC cadet.
My mother said she was stationed there in the late 40's, National Service.. Said something anout the Lancasters keeping her awake flying over the billet. Might have been Shacks really.
There was a 24 hour patrol of Typhoons and possibly F15's just off of the coast at 30,000 feet for the whole three days. You could see them, plus a tanker and an AWACs just going round in hundreds of large circles.
Wonderful to see 'Angel 2', being used as Air Force One. To those whom don't know. There are two Angel 747's, 'Angel 1 & Angel 2', numbers, 28000 & 29000. Air force one is an 'Air Traffic control callsign', only used when the US president is on board. It isn't a specific aeroplane. The US president could board a E223 'Doomsday aeroplane', and use that as AF1. Beautiful aeroplane. Safe journey back home Joe.
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Another superb video. Thanks for your work.
Thank you so much!
Wow.....what a turn.
Thank you for that great footage
Awesome video....thanks!
Nice video ...thanks !
2 amazing things in this video (BTW very well filmed) ...
first is I got the number for Penvose Farm Holidays, and second
is that there was a heat haze in Cornwall. I didn't believe that was possible.
Sort of brings back memories. My father was an air traffic controller there in the sixties when it was RAF St. Mawgan. Couple of Avro Shackleton squadrons based there at the time. We lived at the former RAF Base at St. Eval.
Happy days st.Morgan sar 👍
@@johnleigh349 Always stopped at the Bungalow with the eyebrow’s in the 60s at Mawgan Porth
My father flew Shackletons from St Mawgan and from St Eval. There is a memorial bench to him at St Eval Church next to the RAF Monument there
@@szrsingle They were still operating from St. Eval when we arrived there in December 1956. Everything moved about a year or so later. The deserted air base became our playground. I visited the church in 2017. Memories of 'church parade' with the cubs and scouts.
Amazing video. Thanks
Very nice video of Air Force One and Marine One / presidential entourage. I like the way you edited this together and very steady filming. It was an enjoyable video and Air Force One is always a great spectacle . 👍👍
After an air day there in the 60s we were in a traffic jam at the end of the runway there when an English Electric Lightning came down the runway rotated almost vertical, switched on the afterburners and disappeared. The sight and the noise was one of the most awesome aviation experiences I had.
Thats an awesome memory!
Fantastic footage keep it up
Meanwhile I'm being encouraged to ditch my car and start cycling to save the planet
All these government employees travel around the globe in private or military planes meanwhile we are encouraged to take bicycle or drive electric car to hypocrisy is beyond any sense of reason
Blah Blah Blah ! Shut up .
@@stevewilson6390 yes, dad.
So much fuss over him. Surely the police would be better on the streets doing their job
G7. Bunch of hypocrites. Back slapping,non socially distancing non face wearing woke eco warriors lecturing us
Excellent video. Real good quality
Nice to see, didn't realise Newquay airport was quite so big. Good video, thanks
Probably it wasn't. Until they learned The President was coming, then they got some Tarmac Layers in to extend it. They had a bit left over from the motorway works and can do it for you at a special price.
Beautiful Video 👍
Great video, really great camera work
Thank you very much!
Brilliant
Thanks
When I took off from that runway in 2016 it was a Flybe ATR to Birmingham 😂😂
Beautiful capturing ❤
Terrific video. Must have been an incredibly surrealistic experience seeing AF1 in Cornwall
Not really. Nobody in it but a senile old man wearing a diaper.
Great footage
Amazing footage
mooie video,goed gefilmd.bedankt,greetz:Peer.
great video
Beautiful 747. Such an elegant and graceful aircraft. Totally iconic. Knocks two engines into touch. Nothing like this glorious Queen of the skies. Too prematurely effaced purely on economic grounds. This will be regretted. Liz ✈️
Couldn't agree more!
Great video👍
Thanks 👍
Newquay airport was formerly RAF St. Mawgan. I flew on a Shackleton from there in 1962 as an air cadet.
ok
@@martinc.720 no need to be disrespectful! I’ve just visited St. Mawgan and it used to be a very important base. This man was just sharing his memories!
I recently visited St. Mawgan and learned of its importance. Thank you for your service, sir!!
Nice video!
Nice catch mate
Far nicer than my regular flights on Brymon Airways DH Dash-7 back in the day :-)
What a sight.
Lovely take off beautiful plane
hell of a zoom you got.
Well done buddy
Good stuff mate
Saw AF1 once in Columbus, Ohio. It's quite a sight!
It's just another old 747 with a lot of extra electronics.
what happened to taxi to runway wait and hold for clearance ?
I know I need glasses when I thought those were drones at the start of the video!
Yups me too
Me too😂
Lol
ok
Interesting to learn that Newquay Airport is the old St mawgan. I did part of my National Service at nearby St Merryn.
Was told that St.Mawgan had the longest runway in Britain and was an ideal landing place for American planes crossing the Atlantic. We used the runway for marshalling aircraft flying off passing Aircraft Carriers.
My next posting was to RNAS Eglington which is now Londonerry City Airport.
HMS Vulture.
I saw AF1 fly over me it was low and awesome
What happened to the Shackleton outside the Raf Mawgan bit? Also, those ridiculously silly ospreys wtf?
Very nice ! 👍
The A332MRTT in the background was from RAAF Amberley, near Brisbane, Reg A39-007, currently at Stansted (according to FR24). Pesmog’s comment is correct, BJs new mount is the A21N G-XATW
The best looking 747 ever.
Should be it cost the U.K. 8 million pounds to land it there 😡
@@tonybeck8624 they'll get a reimbursement check. Lol😆
@@tonybeck8624 where’d you get that from?
Jackie Kennedy was responsible for the livery of AF1.......all those years ago.
That gal had style.
No but Middenhall for one is a joint base. It’s where the SR 71’s used to operate out of there.
If they cared about global warming, or Covid, they'd have done this meeting on Zoom!!!!
Thanks for the video. Were those Osprey or
Harriers?
Osprey. : Tilt rotor/ wing.
I like the dark green on the helicopter & the powder blue on Air Force 1
Dark green of the Marine Corps, Marine 1 and Blue for the Air Force, Air Force 1
I used to control Marine 1 when I was in the Marines as an air traffic controller at Quantico MCAS
Was this 2hrs ago just watched air force 1 take off fron Heathrow an hour ago or did I watch the decoy ?
Quick stopover on the outbound. Inbound, stopped over at Mildenhall.
Very interesting. Thinking!
Excuse me, May I ask which airport is the closest to Plymouth?
RAF St Mawgan started out in in 1939 as a couple of Nissan Huts down in the far south west corner of one of its fields, TREBELSUE FARM (TR8 4AN), and grew into one of the largest airfields in the UK. Like Arthur Compton, it has always been of interest to me (a Newquay boy) also having ties. My Mother was a WAAF stationed there at St Mawgan. My Father trained as a Lancaster Rear end Gunner at nearby St Eval and met my Mother in 1942 at a dance organised on the St Mawgan Camp by the RAF staff. Over the years, many Newquay people relied on employment at the drome with constant Airforce personnel from around the World mainly Yanks, all remember this special place .
Thanks for your comment Terence very interesting stuff. Lots of history.
Wow...
yepp v nice video cheers
All I can see is millions of £££££ flying around for nothing discussing waste of money the whole lot of them should be ashamed of them selves all the hastle and for what what's been achieved 😡👎
Penrose Farm Holidays are thankful for the 100k + views..
We stayed there, and loved it.
I wanted the see penrose farm holiday and this big blue plan was in the way
@@bodes4870 or even a plane.
Two people who have failed to read that the sign says PENVOSE farm holidays.
This plane is just so majestic, can't wait until the next generation of AF 1's.
The current VC-25A/747-200 is an old plane. I believe is even still requires a flight engineer, which is a mostly redundant job nowadays since it's all fly by wire 😆 I think they should be getting some 747-8's to replace the current Air Force One in the next few years.
@@KissMyFatAxe Two new AF1s due to be delivered in 2025 at a cost of $5.3 billion.
@@KissMyFatAxe Yes it does . It basically is a 747-200 Airframe. It took a long time to finish the modifications the USAF wanted . By that time the 400 had been in service for some time. It is not a 200 though, I cannot find out much about its specifications besides the obvious things like engines.I remember seeing a photo of the 2 of them without Engines at Boeing, Everett Plant in the Flight International magazine in the early 90’s
True,as long as it does not have the proposed traitor trump paint scheme.
@@davidcooley275 It won’t , it’s an Air Force plane although I believe Jackie Kennedy had something to do with the current colour scheme. The current White House won’t do that .
Just think of the cost of all of this to the UK (and US) taxpayers!
At least the president was on business rather than his predecessor who used it frequently as a free taxi service to take him from the White House to mar-a-lago at weekends to play golf.
@@williamgardiner2010 they all do that. No need to let someone live rent free in your head.
@@williamgardiner2010 exactly!!!
Biden, you're welcome in our country anytime! It's been a pleasure hosting you, safe travels!
Beautiful catch and amazing video mate!
🤢🤮
You can have Dementia Joe full time…
@Patriotic Duty bot 🤖
I must confess you are not very well informed about whats going on in the US.
Biden can be arrested at any time for crimes like treason.
The military is waiting for him to come home.
@Patriotic Duty Mork is that you? ❤
wow and the government is telling me that I have to give up my wood fired stove and my gas boiler,missed my vocation should have been a politician.!!!!!!!!
👌👍
I lived within sight of RAF St. Mawgan for 20 years yet initially I dint recognise the place from the video. It looks like the clay tips are just up the road from St. Columb, which they really are. Kernow/Cornwall must really be a tiny little land mass. Newquay to Penzance used to be a day out- now even though my state is the same size as Cornwall that distance is 1/2 an hour jaunt to nearest big town.
I live in Whitemoor right next to the tips, the biggest change over the years is that most of the "Clay Alps" have now grown over and changed to green and brown, I worked at St Mawgan for over 10 years the change is quite dramatic.
@@551moley I haven’t lived there for 31 years and I last visited in 2005. Through the news, family, and GoogleEarth, it’s definitely not the same place anymore. After 100 generations it’s more or less a theme park- unless my American wife expresses a want to live there I don’t think I will ever return. Kernow was my first, biggest, and longest love. I don’t know any more. Not so funny thing- when I was there, there was definitely a feeling of, as a local, I was a second class citizen. Now I live in Rhode Island, a holiday destination, Bowing and scraping for out-of-state dollars, homes being snapped up by out-of-staters- now, as a local, there is definitely a feeling of being a second class citizen.
@@PenDragonsPig I know what you mean? the "Plandemic" has been fantastic in a selfish way, the locals have had nearly two seasons without the "Emmits", places we normally avoid in summer and only see the off-season view, have even with the restrictions seemed just a little bit brighter, greener and with the good weather a lot warmer. I moved to Cornwall in the late 80's age 10 and managed to get stationed at St Mawgan for over 10 years in the 90's and early 2000's, I've stayed/ worked in a few parts of the UK but only ever lived in Cornwall.
I thought the runway there was too short for a 747 to use?
So Cool.
🔥🔥🔥👏👏👏
Almost a tactical climb out..
Wonder how many other 747s have a turning circle like that ?
A 747SP would be less.
Air Force 1 is a gangster of the sky 🤣👍💯
What weaponry does it have?
I hope Uncle Joe and his wife got to try Cornish crab salad, A proper pasty with a glass of Doom bar beer and an afternoon cream tea. Bleddy anzum me luvver.
Well he ant going to remember wether he had or not
Hopefully he drank a big glass of shut the fuck up juice
Goon Bar? Factory piddle🤮
Crab sandwiches and a proper pasty ..ooh now your talking
That all sounds rather splendid correct.
Beautiful sight.
I had no idea that Newquay airport could handle anything as big as a 747 . WOW !
@Daniel Hart Thanks for letting me know.
@Daniel Hart Used to be Coastal Command.
Super crass!
Nice looking paint job on AF1.
Amazing!
I just hope that they don’t change the beautiful blue and white combination.
( Jackie’s choice )
shutup.
@@totallysmooth1203 why don’t you
By the time thing got up in the air it would've been time to start it's descent.
You'd think but it seemed to maintain that initial rate of climb for a long time. It flew over us in Dorset and looked to be >FL300 (no track on FR24). I guess if you're the biggest target on the planet, you need to get as far away from the planet as possible for as long as possible.
I said that they would bring Airforce one into Newquay, As Newquay was one of the emergency landing landing places for the Space Shuttle.
What time did he take off?
How's that relevant to you?
Ignore all the political comments - excellent video - well done.
Nice to see 'Good ol' RAF St. Mawgan' getting some air time. Had a few jollies out of there in the 70's. Chipmunk, Nimrod and Canberra. Lot to be said for being an ATC cadet.
My mother said she was stationed there in the late 40's, National Service.. Said something anout the Lancasters keeping her awake flying over the billet. Might have been Shacks really.
Me too!
@@chrisst8922 National Service, was she a trans ?
@@JohnJones-cp4wh LOL. Everybody had to do it.
@@tdowl Wow! Sunderland? Mountbatten? Before my time (operationally) but did see one flying. Very special and s
236 OCU and No 42 Runway Recce Squadron.
What a magnificent and majestic bird 👌👌
What a stupid source of pollution.
They say that of my other half !
I always though his missus was ugly.....hope I don't end up in peaches !
All that effort for one cake!
BRILLIANT , AND THE farm holiday lets....
‘Executive one’
Wonder where the other two Marine Corps helicopters are?
Richmond Virginia
May this beautiful 747 fly forever
Well, at least till old potato head makes it back to the US
Why?
Where are the fighter jets at that are always around Airforce 1 ?
We're not supposed to know, they're close by.
@@eRacer314 saw them all the time when Trump was in that bird.
Would of been cool to see some euro typhoons
There was a 24 hour patrol of Typhoons and possibly F15's just off of the coast at 30,000 feet for the whole three days. You could see them, plus a tanker and an AWACs just going round in hundreds of large circles.
@@Pesmog Is there a video??? Would love to see it.
My godfather flew Avro Shackleton MR2s from that runway.
Was this leg piloted by USAF or RAF pilots does anybody know?
Air Force one is only ever flown by a special handpicked detachment of the USAF, though there is a RAF pilot on attachment with them at the moment.
AIR FORCE ONE IS THE NEW "BLUE BUS"!
We lived at St Eval.
Yay!!!!
We did not have Air Force One there when I served there. However, I did wake up one morning to find that four B52s had landed.
Aircraft? At an AFB?? NOOOOOO!!!
Wouldn't have thought the runway was long enough for a 747
Shame that you didn’t know.
Already said to another post
it's near 10,000 ft in length.
Wonderful to see 'Angel 2', being used as Air Force One.
To those whom don't know. There are two Angel 747's, 'Angel 1 & Angel 2', numbers, 28000 & 29000. Air force one is an 'Air Traffic control callsign', only used when the US president is on board. It isn't a specific aeroplane. The US president could board a E223 'Doomsday aeroplane', and use that as AF1.
Beautiful aeroplane. Safe journey back home Joe.
Get that fool outta here!!
Thanks all for bringing the Indian variant to Cornwall...
Hardly, the Delta variant has been in the UK since February
Goodbye. Good riddance! Don’t come back in a hurry. In fact, don’t come back at all!
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