50 Unbelievable Aviation Moments Caught on Camera
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Crazy turns, refueling in the air and emergency landing from real pros - check out the most spectacular videos from the world of aviation in a new compilation!
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My parents were married in 1967. On the way to the wedding my late Uncle (a commercial pilot), was going a little too fast on the highway and got pulled over. The Officer, who didn’t know my Uncle, approached the vehicle and said “Ok flyboy let’s see your pilots licence”. So, he showed the Officer his pilot’s licence. The Officer laughed and let him go. Thankfully, because my Uncle didn’t even HAVE a driver’s licence. LOL :)
That’s a awesome story 😎
That's funny 😂😂😂
It’s makes no sense that someone would go through the process of getting a pilots license, but not go and get a drivers license. Unless his drivers license got taken away. Which would then beg the question, if he’s wreckless enough to loose his drivers license, would he be responsible enough to be a commercial pilot?
@@donnymcballer4659well if there's no need to drive like for example with your job less than a 15 minute walk
Epic!!
that helo landing on a pitching and rolling ship is .... incredible
I think you mean inFREAKIN’ incredible
having a stomach made out of cast iron helps, I would've jackpot like crazy
No matter what, this channel keeps me upbeat. Well done!
Indeed!!!
None were unbelievable enough for a thumbnail, so a photoshop pic had to lure you in.
The variety of incredible moments here is simply astounding.
No matter what, this channel keeps me upbeat. Well done!
I can't be the only one who gets real pissed off about watching a 20 minute video to see what was in the thumbnail and it's not there!
10:30. The door opening on a small plane is absolutely no big thing. It will only open about two inches. The plane is not pressurized. Depending on airplane, you can usually close and lock it.
The men and women who maintain and pilot these amazing aircraft are AWESOME!
*The first time flying on an airplane be like ... **13:15*
Bro, ur like, humans not supposed to be here :"D
3:38 that’s an US fighter with the VMFA-211 (US Marines), not a British fighter. 😂
Can be forgiven as it was recorded on HMS QE; a slight confusion.
Yes the first plane was a US Marines F35 but the second F35 was a British F35 and both were off the deck of the HMS Queen Elizabeth
I really don’t think that the pilots flying of the HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH are that worried about whose who onboard, that know who they are, and what’s more I hope they are justly proud of the job they are doing.
The Americans and Britain along with other nations invested heavily in the lightening so why shouldn’t the Americans fly from HMS Q E I have no doubt we’ve been flying from some of Americas best carriers.
YO ! DEVIL DOG ...
...U.S.MARINE...
Does it matter, especially as you aren't exactly right. If your going to be a know all then make sure all your facts correct 😂😂😂😂
The helicopter that was being landed on that rocking ship is barely big enough to contain the pilot's balls.
Lynx's are really nimble responsive helicopters, you should see them doing it with a Merlin.
During my days in the US Navy, I rode on a British Destroyer and watched the helo's land in rough weather. They have a 'plug' under the helicopter that will grab into a mesh deck on the helo pad.
Where I worked, it was called a deck lock. Basically a claw on a hydraulic ram grabs onto a specially designed matrix on the deck of the ship.
@@Boeing_hitsquad Every Navy uses this kind of deck lock system
Working as a tradie on the Townsville base ( in Australia) was absolutely amazing back in the day...at smoko we would watch the Black Hawks do their training, hover then rip off into the sky like a beast possessed...crazy stuff! Thanks for this one 👍
I spent a few months at that base upgrading the Blackhawks and Chinooks several years ago. Spent my evenings at White Blue, if you remember that place.
TWO FRIENDS OF MINE , SYDNEY FROM AUSTRAILIA AND LAWRENCE FROM ARABIA , AND ME THE COWBOY FROM TEXAS , YOU COULDNT GET BETTER THAN THAT WE WERE A THREE MAN TEAM THAT COULD GET THE JOB DONE
...U.S.MARINE...
Sydney Australia.
my dad flew black hawks back in the day
No matter what, this channel keeps me upbeat. Well done!
Wow.
Someone must be immensely proud to have invented filming in portrait mode....
Oo. Sarcasm. Burn.
It's centrifugal force keeps the liquid in the cup. Even when the jet was corkscrew rolling while still doing the loop, the loop was were the centrifugal force was generated from.
Yep it's actually how artificial gravity would work on a space ship essentially spin it fast enough and it acts like gravity
15:20 I love how this shows the glide ratio of wing suits very well because you see just how steeply the plane has to be angled to fall at the same rate.
You have no idea how happy I am that someone else noticed this
Yeah, flying a wingsuit is basically falling less straight down than a regular skydiver.
Some can do 3:1 which is 3 forward for every 1 down. So it doesn't have to be as steep as that clip. Maybe it was that steep in order to get both plane and wingsuit at the same trajectory and speed.
Look at mankind, just conquering the land, sea, and air.
What do you expect ? There's a long time that we've conquered the void.
we havent conquered the sea yet, not fully.
Note to self: next time, don’t try drifting the sea-plane just after landing.
Technically that's a U.S. fighter jet (F-35B) but no worries since you, our beloved cousins built the Kestrel/ Harrier platform
The propellers look that way not because of the way they spin, but because of the rotation speed versus the shutter speed of the camera.
What did you expect ? Expert precision ? That's what you expect from "here" ?
@@garryiglesias4074 not at all. I am also free to comment as I wish. It is just a statement. As is yours. Not warranted, but none the less you are free to do so.
@@newt2010 I've never denied your "right to comment". I was just pointing that this channel is far from being about "true science". It was not a ways to dismiss you. It was rhetorical, maybe because I'm French :).
Not just the shutter speed (frame rate), but that it's a "rolling shutter". Different parts of the frame capture at different times, which is why they look bent, not just freeze-framed.
(Frame rate lining up with the props rotation rate and symmetry is why they aren't motion blurred, though, that's correct.)
Taking a guess but thinking the prop appearing bent may be due to the tip speed being faster than the hub so synchronizing different with the camera frame rate
6:27 it's pretty easy. The jet is doing a high G-force turn (in this case they do a loop at high spped at a "tight" turn radius). Gravity is basically just the aceleration towards the earth (9.81m/s² wich is also called 1G). If your turn reaches an acceleration of over 1G you can make this happen. It is the same principle that is used in 0G flights where a plane has a high climb rate and at the top they force the nose down. That creates negative G. If the plane reaches 1G towards the sky the 1G towards the earth and the 1G towards the sky cancel each other out wich causes the plane to have 0G for a short moment.
6:15 in case u aren't joking - the pilot is pulling back on the stick (thus creating downward 'G's', which push u down in your seat and make sure drink etc is all staying down) at the SAME TIME, all the while, as doing the roll, to maintain at least 1g (gravity)! It's amazing control skill
Exactly. In other words centrifugal force.
Yep
In the reference frame of the airplane, even 1/2 or 1/4 g would be totally fine to make a drink pour downward. At the top of the loop, yes, the absolute acceleration of the plane (or relative to the earth) has to be more than 1g downward, but g loads are normally measured relative to the airplane. (Since that's what matters for drink pouring, blackouts, redouts, and over-Ging the airframe.)
Much lower than 1/4g and any forward or backward acceleration (beyond what gravity is doing, i.e. due to drag or thrust) could start to change the direction that you feel as "down", so you might miss the cup. And the liquid might pour noticeably slower.
no hes not, its a 2 seater lol
@@kgraebes88 Why does it matter that it's a two seater?
6:11 they're obviously doing a loop and pulling consistent Gs so that, no matter which direction they're travelling, anything within the plane is experiencing approximately 2x the force of gravity, which overcomes the force of gravity itself. I believe this is a good demonstration of centrifugal force (I always get centrifugal and centripetal force mixed up).
Nice answer, dude. Saw people on here that it broke their minds and they said gravity is a myth.
centrifugal is the outward force applied on a spinning object. So here it would be centrifugal. Came here to explain this, but you've got it basically bang on.
@@greyaye8565to add onto that, centripetal is turning force and centrifugal is spinning force. Realistically speaking, there’s not much difference
@@greyaye8565😅😮😮😅
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Centripetal Force with the bottle pouring during the loop maneuver.
Smashed the like button on the way in
0.52 That's exactly why interstate highways are built the way that they are. One of the specified uses for the system is as an emergency landing strip, and as a temporary air base during times of war should the need arise.
😆 No.
For those who don't know the lightning helicopter? That wasn't lightning. He wasn't flying through a thunderstorm. That was the static discharge off of the rotors in a highly humid climate. Or in a cloud.
That effect is sometimes known as "Saint Elmo's Fire".
Cool!
Many great videos.
The moonwalk was epic!!!
So much respect to these incredible pilots. What a sick job!
Video would've been infinitely better without the voiceover.
I like how at 2:15 you can see it instantly bend the heck out of all three propeller blades simultaneously.
@6:11 It was probably a rhetorical question, but anyway - that is called an equivalence principle in physics, which in basic terms states that acceleration in a particular direction is indistinguishable from gravity in opposite direction. When the plane turned upside down it was still pitching upwards relative to the plane, which made it feel like the gravity was pushing downwards. Pretty smooth flying though
Why this needs to be explained? Are people really that stupid?
Incredible Flying by the Chopper Pilot lowering Pylon pieces into position 👍👍👍
I love how this channel always cheers me up no matter what. Kudos!
1:29 - *tilt-rotor.
6:12 - centrifugal force.
The FedEx aircraft @ 17:07 certainly won’t need a compressor wash for a while.
1:16 Zarvis to Ironman : 400% power increased sir. 😂
*I love your videos they are entertaining*
My prayers are for the safety of all military and all non military. My peace be upon you all. May God find the hearts of men and stop this unnecessary war. 🇺🇸🇵🇸🇮🇱. I support peace.
The first guy, popping his head out the hatch: Good way to lose an eye (insect strike), or your head (bird). Even some bit of dust or grit might blind you. To not at least wear goggles is insane.
Anything for a viral video right? I am always a little bit sad when people do stupid shit like that and don't immediately get punished for their stupidity.
Blocking the channel simply for using a thumbnail that is nowhere in the video.
These are usually full of the same scenes and low passes that 100 of these videos have done. NOT THIS ONE! Thank you for the new and unique video's!
That belly landing was way smoother than a plane with working landing gear
We love cool aviation videos. That said, we won't be watching any more of yours as long as you continue to use a thumbnail that isn't even in the video!
4:20 😂 I would not want to be the one with the flags bringing him in.
Re; the question at 6:14. This works because, it's Fanta-sy! I'll get me coat!!
the F-22 Shots..... That cameraman is amazing. I can barely track my drone, lol
Impressive thumbnail :)
Nice, but as usuall you have commited a sin by using an illegal thumbnail containing a scene not in the video, shame on you.
Finally a new vid, better go grab my popcorn
What is the source for the f22 footage? That is such an amazing perspective.
Incredible footage from 7.14 to 7.50 !!
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The landing gear wasn't functional but the Pilot certainly was! Nice belly landing!
Pranged the prop, but that was unavoidable with no landing gear down.
The narrator's description of the event is totally WRONG ! (as is the story few other clips) Actual story was told on news report that evening.
If you're going to make an aviation video, at least acquire some knowledge on the subject before adding a commentary, or was this video aimed at 5 to 8 year olds?
This is a very high Quality channel and I like it.
1:32
Thats not a "Converter Plane", that is a V-22 Osprey.
The worlds most dangerous Helicoptor.
Except. It's not a helicopter. In no case can it be called a helicopter when its most efficient mode of flying is in 'plane' mode. And that's why it's a TILTROTOR aircraft. Not a helicopter.
@@hellfirepictures Who cares? If it can hover in place, which it can, its a helo.
Helicopter pilot with the nerves of steel. Awesome.
3:30: USMC F-35B on the HMS QUEEN ELIZABETH launching! You can see U.S. military markings! But still awesome to see! Go royal navy and u.s.m.c.!
It's a damn shame. Most of your videos are in a narrow perspective instead of widescreen.
at 1:58 the gear had a malfunction. it was not a missing tire. It was a younger woman still learning I believe.
I watched a plane just like that land on the 118 freeway in Los Angeles when I was 18. Crazy to see.
Wonder if that bull at 12:57 is afraid of heights 😁.
Not smart enough to know
Why put a fake thumbnail? Scam.
For your information, that's how content creating works
@@daidai2ni Then it is shitty content...
@@daidai2ni That is how the creation of "shitty" content works...
I was once got picked up from a cliff face by a Sea King by coast rescue because someone phoned in thinking we were stuck. We were walking round but the helicopter was a great shortcut.
Which is why the clip at 11:15 is TERRIFYING. The down draft could so easily have blown them off a narrow peak like that.
A mate of mine was climbing a cliff (all professionally and stuff) and an Apache attack helicopter appeared super close and out of nowhere. The best bit though was that he was close enough to see that when the pilot turned to look at him, the guns on the nose turned with the pilots head and pointed at my friend hanging onto a cliff by his eyebrows....
I wonder what was going through that steer's mind? 12:56
Aliens lol that's what I thought.
"F me I heard about weird humans taking us up into the sky and doing weird tests"
"Moo?" Lmao
While the talents shown immediately cheered me up I got depressed when I thought how or for what real world issues those same talents are used. Amazing how we use our beautiful talents to mame, kill, destroy etc
Le vrai bonheur serait de se souvenir du présent.
This channel is what keep me going every day
My father did a minimum same landing without gear. He tould me he even didn‘t know to have no gear, because he had green lights. But expect the propeller only a few scratches.
The one with the plane was best.
Amazing scenes captured. But why the useless commentary ? Those moment speak for themselves, don´t they ?
These unbelievable moments caught on camera are absolutely unbelievable!
My God protects all soldiers who are in war, they have children and a mother, what awaits them; I ask you for all the children in the world, for the innocent families! 😢❤
Great video, thanks for sharing!
To explain how the trick with pouring a drink upside down works, the trick works thanks to centrifugal forces. Swing an open bucket full of water vertically over your head and you will have the same result.The water will stay in the bucket. You can also still add water theoretically even when upside down, because contents are being pressed away from the centre of the centrifusion.
the amount of skill it takes to land on a shit in a storm is high af
7:32 these new generation of fighter planes, are like in those movie parody's, that they had many years ago. Remember, when they went and pulled on the brakes, and the other plane was on the opposite side of the mountain. Then they released the brakes, and opened the thrusters up to be the ones chasing.
It’s insane how capable they are today. I remember watching the fighter jets, as they slid their wings from 90 degrees, to being angled back, all the way. Then the after burners fired up, and they accelerated stupid fast. As if they were sitting still before.
Go check out SAAB Draken, I think that’s where the inspiration comes from. In the mid to late 50s they figured out you could pull up 90 degrees and it slowed down real fast, and then when you flipped it back the massive engine got you back to speed.
It’s not as dramatic and funny as in the movies, but it’s a WTF moment if you see it:)
Surprised we did get any Draken, Viggen, or Gripen. They all do crazy stuff.
so someone saw hot shots and though ok we can do that
Yeah but those parodies were based on real science. The fact that you only see it 'now' doesn't mean the designs weren't in place many decades ago and before those parody movies were made. I mean, let's face it, they had the same scene in Top Gun and that was 1986 and using the F-14 Tomcat which had already been in use for over a decade before the movie was made.
Do you know the name of the jet?
I always wondered how they put those huge power grid towers up. Thanks to this video, I can move to something else.
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️
Crazy danish Lynx helikopter landing in a storm 💪🇩🇰
no no no landing on a ship in a storm requires nerves of SOLID VIBRANIUM and for those who don't know what vibranium is it is a very strong metal in the marvel universe
unbelievable 3:12 eagle vs plane
Everything you are against weakens you. Everything you are for empowers you.
for those who blinked, its a was an f18 hornet baby
I really liked how the narration was kept to a minimum, and hence only a couple excusable mistakes were made
Actually, the bent props are NOT an optical allusion but rather caused from the rolling shutter of the camera. You would NOT see this in real life like an optical allusion. SORRY.
You get a downvote for using an image that isn't even in the video.
3:19 Its like when you're playing a video game, and are getting frustrated by the second because you can't jump over the lava fast enough. 😂
It's amazing. You did a cool thing. It was interesting. I wish you success.
@BlitzTV2024 Yes. Music is an important part of a good product.
The landing at 5:44 with that music is flawless 👏👏👏
gives me iron man 1 vibes
@@kgraebes88 sure does 👍
On the Erickson skycrane the pilot does not operate the crane and when the crane is in operation the pilot does not fly the aircraft at all. The boom operator sits in the center of the helicopter facing backwards on the belly of the aircraft in a separate cockpit. He controls the boom during lifting and setting. The pilot retains control of the aircraft but the boom operator has the fine morsment controls. They are quite impressive aircraft once you get beside them and you realize how big they actually are. 1 rear rotor blade is over six and a half foot.
That Vulcan landing @16:02 was epic, i wish i was there. I love that aircraft.
I thought it was a Concorde. But they’ve been extinct for too long.
@@juanc.9735 Only since 2003 so only 12 years between the Vulcan and Concorde
My parents live quite near Duxford and when the last Vulcan was doing a flypast there it used a Water Tower on a hill as a waypoint marker for when in a holding pattern. I got to see it fly directly over us 4 times very low- it was fantastic.
I last saw the Vulcan and Concorde on the same day at Fairford, about 20 years a go.
@@sopcannon Not a day to forget in a hurry I'm sure. never had the chance to see Concorde in flight myself.
"You know why I pulled you over?"
-Officer to Cessna pilot.
the build up and the synced beat drop at 4:58 was awesome!!
any idea what the song is called?
the two helicopter snow rescues were my favorite by far
"Speeding ticket" - I'm dying here ;D
To any pilots out there you are heroes
雨天時ジェットエンジンを始動しているとエンジン前方から雨が吸い込まれる。
某基地でF-4EJのエンジン内に地表の水たまりからE/G内に雨水が吸い込まれるのを目撃した。
それはそれは小さな竜巻だったが、俺はしばらくこの光景に見惚れていたよ。
I hate videos with BS thumb nails. you have a lot of cool clips you could have used.
love how he lined up the music with the helicopter lol.
1:24 "Mam to!", which means "I got it!" in polish :D
Fantastic news and pay mate my time is valuable
Hate how TH-cam rules now require this annoying narration to allow for monetization. 🙄