The LM-100J Wows a Global Audience at Farnborough Airshow
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- The LM-100J performed a memorable flight demonstration at the Farnborough Airshow in the UK July 16, 2018, demonstrating its capabilities on the global stage. To learn more about this civil air freighter, visit: lmt.co/2LsJ81r
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That's my baby. I started in USAF working AC-130H, MC-130E, and C-130E. Love that bird. You take care of it and it'll take care of you.
Thanks sincerely for your service! You guys are rockstars! I always wanted to be an Air Force pilot, but my vision was an issue. Still, all my respect!
The insanity of such a huge aircraft doing this is unreal
Ya know, I love watching F-22, F-16 (I worked on those), F-15 flight demos as much as the next guy, but something about a C-130 performing like that (still love my old "E" model, though) just kinda blows them all out of the water!! I'm ready to see a C-17, or C-5 get with the program next!! LOL!!!
HOLY SHIET!! That is Amaazing! Shame.. but tears come into my eyes when i watch this..
Absolutely, awesomely, spectacular performance! My colleague at work was incidentally asking how aircraft steer in the air and what those moving flaps (control surfaces were for). I explained to him and he very much understood, but after watching this video, I can't imagine why I shouldn't post him a copy to see for himself what I explained to him. This video captured detailed control surface deflections and the landing rollout was incredibly dramatic (especially that brake/thrust reverse-assisted nosewheel lift at the end). You guys have to send me more videos like this from aircraft you make!
Hats off !! ... for Wayne Roberts ( the pilot in this demo ) and everyone involved in the initial design and continued development of this bird since 1956. I read a fire fighting version will be available. The way things are going there will be customers ( California ? ) lining up for that one.
Can the C-130 possibly get any better? Why yes, yes it can! We'll just make a fully aerobatic version! 😎
Sasha easha
Charge too much for it.
c130 can do this anyways saw a coast guard c130 fly belly up over my yard
They've had one for over 60 yrs. Look up the "4 Horsemen C-130". There's not much video about them, but they flew from 57-60. Initially they wanted to show what the "new" transport could do and then made a show of it until they were redeployed away from each other.
That is some neat flying.
C130. One of the best and most iconic plane ever made.
Well looks like this will be the next Fat Albert for the Blue Angels😆👍. I never thought I would see a C-130 model do a Loop thats was crazy. Hope we see more vids about this LM-100J.😄
No, Fat Albert will always be an older model C-130 (the one in this video isn't a C-130 by the way). There's no way the Marine Corps can afford to give up one of its new models for permanent demo duty.
Yeah I know the marines wouldn’t buy an LM-100J just for demos, it was just a little joke. I was amazed by the agility of the LM-100J and the first thing I thought about was of course Fat Albert for the Blue Angels. Mainly because I know Fat Albert’s demo is always cool to watch and doesn’t get old. So like I said it was just a little joke, I wasn’t saying the marines have to buy this LM-100J.
Amazing short landing!
This plane nearly doubles it's weight when carrying a full load, so when it's just the pilots and some fuel, it's got a lot of spare lift and power to perform these maneuvers. Fantastic demonstration.
The best Seven Minutes and Twenty-Eight Seconds ever.
The Herc is an absolutely amazing aircraft!
Now land It on an aircraft carrier!😄 Great to see LM back to civil aviation.👍
"During 1963, a KC-130F aircraft made history by landing and taking off
from the aircraft carrier; USS Forrestal (CVA-59). The crew successfully
negotiated 29 touch-and-go landings, 21 unarrested full-stop landings,
and 21 unassisted takeoffs at gross weights of 85,000 pounds up to
121,000 pounds. "
Ah yeah, here ya go bud!
th-cam.com/video/ar-poc38C84/w-d-xo.html
Wow what a amazing wish i could of seen the plane do the display
...That landing... Did it just stop in like 300 feet?
I'm not sure if it was 300ft but as far as I know the C130 doesn't need much runway anyway.
Can't give you the actual numbers anymore but they don't need much room to land depending on how much weight they are carrying.
Amazing. If you watch the nose gear, it lifts off the ground at the end of the landing!
Think that may be the reactive force from the high-G's during braking cycle.
I'ts comparable to fighter jets maneuvers, just a little slower ... wow !!!
manoeuvre
Just imagine the footage with the ramp down and a camera pointed out back
Красиво! А на 7:04 переднее шасси от полосы оторвалось? :)))
Who would ever have thought that a massive turboprop C-130 could be capable of such stunning moves?! I remember seeing a lot of these flying when we had wildfires in Utah. I was awestruck watching them. Our Air Force Pilots are rockstars. Don’t these also have jet-assisted take off also?
A bit misnamed, the JATO are rockets. As far as I know, only military C-130s were fitted for them, but I believe the "J" models don't have that capability anymore, both due to the JATO stocks being depleted, and the new RR AE 2100 engines being significantly more powerful than the older T56/501s that I worked on.
did that thing just pull a looping!!! dafuq!
corkscrew. tricking to the viewer
Amazing!
that's one sturdy birdie. I'm gonna start saving now, I don't think Santa will be able to stretch to $60m...
Wow, amazing
Очень даже круто!)
Моё уважение!
Magic.
I like to joke about the wanky advertisements Lockheed puts out for their company and products, but this video is friggin fantastic
That must be fun as hell for the pilot. Not every day you get to fly a jumbo jet like it's a stunt plane lol. Hopefully all the trays were in the upright position and seatbelts fastened. :P
great transport plane well done
отличная машина проверенная временем
Man that's cold!
Wow, tell me that thing was pumped full of o2 before they pulled outta skunk works there is no drag holy
A C-130 can crash land on the Antarctic, get buried under ice for 30 years, then it can be dug up and made to fly again. (It actually happened.) It also does a neat loop. Is there anything it can't do? I mean, why are there other planes at all?
If memory serves correctly that C-130 was rebuilt in the Air New Zealand workshops based in Christchurch, New Zealand
😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
Okay girl now, rollover... rollover... good girl!
Helluva stunt!
Long live the Herc.
Love to see what Bob Hoover could do with it
Nice..
Still using the Allison engines? If so, are.they water injected? Great engines, flew with those engines on the Convair 580 so many years ago with water injection for high altitude airports. First type rating in that aircraft.
WOW
So that's the thing! The pilots are playing with toys in the sky, and here we and Aliexpress get crumpled parcels!
Да, это круто!
No way this thing is defying the laws of gravity.... is this what you guys are hiding from us in Area 51 😃
I'm gonna need a Airstream and a Bugatti Veyron in the back .....
I wonder if the pilot was a Marine back in the '80's???
👍👍👍👍👍
Is it just me or do those engines look tiny ...?
Very quite too
Cool cool
No barrel-roll?
How much inspired by Italian G-222 before and C-27 now???
This is a civilian version of a C130 Hercules...which predates the G-222 by 14 years
@@kirkc9643 I’m speaking about flight program, not the machine...
That takeoff/landing distance gives Cherokees a run for their money!!! Wow STOL
The LM-110J is a civilian aircraft. You can buy one if you have the funds.
Now we'll expect it to evade SAMs and dogfight
GOOD GRIEF! At empty weight of 77,000lbs, I almost expected that to drop out of the sky. I wish they would have done that at Oshkosh last week!! Aside from the updates, this plane has been flying for over 50 years. Americans have the Boeing 747-AF with a mtow of 98,7099lbs and Russians have the incredible Antonov An-225 with a whopping 1,410,958 mtow. The technology of 3D flying planes, and now helicopters and gliders, is amazing but other than returning to supersonic civilian flight or teleportation, it seems the industry may run out of room for advances. The only increase seems to be how big a pair of "rudders" these insane pilots have. If you've never seen a glider do a vertical dead stall and recover to full loops check this guy out. th-cam.com/users/results?search_query=manfred+radius+salto+sailplane
My glider instructor did that to me the first flight I took with him. Recovered into an outside loop as well. I don't know what pissed him off that day. As for me, I almost gave up on the spot, my stomach and head were not happy. I think a bit of weeding was occurring in the club at the time.
HOO-AH!
Leo J. Sullivan is smiling
at 1:46 I was like he going to die and I literally felt scared
That was the most impressive display by a cargo craft that I have ever seen. A full loop and the ability to stop on a dime were amazing.
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عجب خلبانی
lttle do people realize that most american military based aircraft have tjis manuverability.
This plane is a fucking biest
厉害，天佑美利坚！
What
Tishan
But does it have WIFI LOL
So... it’s a c130... on drugs...
Cool but companies producing military gear scare me, especially since the technology is not being controlled by America but by a company in America.
Это так же как полёт американцев на луну?!
При полной загрузке? Не верю. А если пустой, кому это нужно? Только в цирке.
Meh...that's nothing... I can untangle my earbuds with one hand. 😆🖖