The B-52 in 94 had even a more steeper bank angle, and no protections. The 380 was flown by Airbus test pilots, with a light, empty aircraft with little fuel
@bernardberben4852 If you're talking about the National Airlines 747 in 2013, it was more of cargo not secured correctly issue. The pilot wasn't at fault. The Loadmaster didn't secure the armored vehicles correctly. When the straps broke, the vehicle slammed through the rear pressure hull, completely destroying controls, pitching up the nose, which caused a stall, and then the crash. There was little training or documentation to ensure correct placement of straps. Sad to lose 7 crew because an airline didn't have the correct procedures in place.
Thanks for featuring my AA 767 video! I was out there losing feeling in my toes, ears, and fingers with another spotter when that happened. When we both finally put our cameras down, we kind of just looked at each other without saying anything, but saying "did that really just happen?" with our faces, haha. Out of an abundance of caution, I called the ATC tower and told them, they sent a vehicle out there to have a look and they didn't see any damage on the runway nor damage on the tail of the aircraft once it was parked at its gate. Just an abnormal landing, I guess 🤷🏻♂️
The Airbus A380 was performing at Farnborough Air Show, it was flying well within design parameters, empty of passengers and low fuel load, which gives even greater performance, power to weight ratio.
I was just about to ask if this is a recent video as I had no idea AA had done that! Still probably my favourite ever livery, and on a 767 too?! Feels like the 90’s 😅
@@yungamurai Possibly a recent video cause there are other aircraft such as the 737-800 that still have it, but, I gotta say, the old stuff always tend to hit and stick harder😅
1:40 That noise is so amazing. Had a formation fly over the house last summer and I thought my house was going to crumble from the vibrations you could feel it in your chest.
If I had to pay to watch this video - then, just watching that MAGNIFICENT & ICONIC Super Constellation would have been worth the price of admission… 🤩👍
Running rich of takeoff and open headers. Flames out of a gasoline powered aircraft exhaust is normal. I had to put on my KOSS headphones to appreciate that Lockheed Super-Contellation on a take off climb. Simply wonderful
The 767 look like it’s CG was off. Even after it had touchdown you could see it was sinking towards the back and the nose gear didn’t have as much weight on it
In 1960 I flew on a DC-6 or 7 and it had blue flames coming out of the exhausts at night. The plane also had streams of oil flowing from the engine over the top of the wings.
😱 My aunt, who flew often, was wistful of the days by saying "everyone was dressed well, of good manners, and we were well-served ...but now, they let anyone fly." Like sardines, she could have added. Soon, my aunt would become part of the well-turned-out "Jet-set". Nowadays, she still Flys to Europe and back, once a year, but in economy class. She promptly pulls her eyeshades down, takes a valium, and goes to sleep.
@@rakshit2007 Unfortunately not. I just used to travel a lot and like a child (even today), always sitting gazing out the window like it was my first flight. That’s why I’ve seen the halo so many times. 😊
Similar to those halos, rainbows are very interesting phenomena. Have you ever seen a rainbow formed in a sprinkler or from spraying water? Of course, you've seen one in the clouds. Haver you ever seen a rainbow in the clouds and in spraying water simultaneously? I have and I discovered something that was amazing to me. I was driving down the freeway and there was a rainbow in front of me and to the left. The Sun was shining while it was raining pretty hard (yes, that can happen as the Sun might be in the distance with a raincloud right above you.) So, while I looked at the rainbow out of the corner of my eye, I could also see water spraying over the hood of my car...and I could see a rainbow in that as well. The thing that struck me was that, even though the two rainbows were vastly different sizes and at vastly different distances, they overlapped PERFECTLY from my perspective. In other words, the rainbow in the distance in the sky seemed to stretch all the way down onto the hood of my car. If I wasn't alone, I'd have had my passenger take a picture. Now, having said that, you can see the halo around the airplane seemed to be "projected" onto the clouds around the shadow...but those clouds were at different distances and yet they fit nearly seamlessly into a circle.
So good to see some content from my local districts in Australia. The Super constellation was at the Wings over Illawarra air show at a small airport at Alion Park about 100km south of Sydney
That A380 gave me memories of that horrible B-52 crash. The bank angle was very similar. I was just waiting for the wings to stall and nose to drop.✌️💙🏴
I saw you in the comments of a another video asking for permission to post it on your channel and I just wanna say your channel is great and I really respect the fact you ask before posting other people’s videos its great!
That Conni with flames coming out of engines Wow very nice so risky flying those vintage aircraft with many crashing or having machinal problems mid air so sad to lose them.
"Too steeply" implies that the aircraft stalled and fell. Better always to use very or extremely steeply. Too implies that whatever you mention is outside the boundaries of what is sustainable. as in "too rich", "too fat"...
I got to see a connie at an airshow back in the day. They still saw a lot of service in Latin American countries for a good while. According to Google, this may be the last one still flying.
The A380 was doing a display flight, so was showing its capability and was nowhere near stalling. The heavy landing wasn't. Come on, you're better than this.....
The huge size of the airbus gives the optical illusion of it moving at a much lower speed than it actually is
It's an illusion, not an optical illusion
Semantics. Chillax. 😎👍
The first time I saw a 747 on final approach (1973), it looked like it was moving so slow.
I mean, it's not really moving that fast though is it
Illuminati confirmed
That Super Connie is still a magnificent beast!👏
you really can't beat the sound of props and pistons!
What Great Planes those were !!! Lockheed really built these planes to survive....
That is the HARS super connie based south of Sydney, Australia
I see it almost everyday on I5 in Burbank.
@Anne Frank Vape Pen
I flew on one back in the 60's, of course I don't remember much.....I was only 6 weeks old😊
Wow. That Super Constellation was beautiful. I’d love to ride in it.
00:29 Makes one admire the insane engineering of the landing gears even more than before!
That A380 steep bank gave me flashbacks to the B52s dropping dookies
The B-52 in 94 had even a more steeper bank angle, and no protections. The 380 was flown by Airbus test pilots, with a light, empty aircraft with little fuel
@@simonm1447 I didn't ask for any clarification, but thanks for the info anyway! :)
Or the 747 in Afghanistan.
@bernardberben4852 If you're talking about the National Airlines 747 in 2013, it was more of cargo not secured correctly issue. The pilot wasn't at fault. The Loadmaster didn't secure the armored vehicles correctly. When the straps broke, the vehicle slammed through the rear pressure hull, completely destroying controls, pitching up the nose, which caused a stall, and then the crash. There was little training or documentation to ensure correct placement of straps. Sad to lose 7 crew because an airline didn't have the correct procedures in place.
@@simonm1447 "more steeper"?
Thanks for featuring my AA 767 video! I was out there losing feeling in my toes, ears, and fingers with another spotter when that happened. When we both finally put our cameras down, we kind of just looked at each other without saying anything, but saying "did that really just happen?" with our faces, haha. Out of an abundance of caution, I called the ATC tower and told them, they sent a vehicle out there to have a look and they didn't see any damage on the runway nor damage on the tail of the aircraft once it was parked at its gate. Just an abnormal landing, I guess 🤷🏻♂️
1:28 There can’t be too many of these left flying. Super Constellation
I know of one,outta Kansas City Missouri downtown airport. At one time that was it.
@@tomcline5631 AFAIK, the Breitling Super Connie is still grounded due to lack of funding for repairs... 😞
This one is from Wollongong, NSW, Australia. I hear it's the only one in flying condition at this time.
That's Ms Connie of the Historical Aviation Restoration Society, Australia. And yes, she's the last
The Airbus A380 was performing at Farnborough Air Show, it was flying well within design parameters, empty of passengers and low fuel load, which gives even greater performance, power to weight ratio.
That Connie sounds even better in real life, and she's a classic inside too. Well done to HARS members for keeping her going.
0:30 it's a pleasure to see the old American Airlines Livery again, especially on a 767
I was just about to ask if this is a recent video as I had no idea AA had done that! Still probably my favourite ever livery, and on a 767 too?! Feels like the 90’s 😅
I totally dig the old American Airlines scheme, that on a 767 has got to be a rare catch
@@yungamurai Possibly a recent video cause there are other aircraft such as the 737-800 that still have it, but, I gotta say, the old stuff always tend to hit and stick harder😅
@@yungamurai It's an old video - 8 years old, almost to the day
@@Surrenitie Unfortunately, it's an old video from 8 years ago
I had to replay the Constellation 5 times . That was an awsome beautiful site.
Loved the sound of the Super Constellation!
This last one seems quite mundane, but really it would be quite surprising to all of a sudden pear out the window and see that! I like it!
1:54 I didn't know Ryanair is using 757s 😅
We were on Pegasus, another budget airline, for this holiday and that's also how are landings were lol
1:40 That noise is so amazing. Had a formation fly over the house last summer and I thought my house was going to crumble from the vibrations you could feel it in your chest.
Bro has the afterburners set on full blast
That constellation with flaming engines is a beauty, like a dragon in mid flight.
If I had to pay to watch this video - then, just watching that MAGNIFICENT & ICONIC Super Constellation would have been worth the price of admission… 🤩👍
I love the old American Airlines livery on that 767. I remember when I flew on an MD80 with that livery.
I love the look of that American Airlines plane!
Yes I do too, especially in that older livery.
Running rich of takeoff and open headers. Flames out of a gasoline powered aircraft exhaust is normal. I had to put on my KOSS headphones to appreciate that Lockheed Super-Contellation on a take off climb. Simply wonderful
Thé “pilot’s glory” is not so rare - often being seen in mountainous regions - and is correctly called a Brocken Spectre.
1:08 that’s what we call a Kiwi fighter jet without weapons.
I actually watched this take off today. Awesome plane
I love those old Constellations and their sound!
That Super Constellation was actually the coolest plane I've seen in a while. I need to pay more attention to the older birds.
The 767 look like it’s CG was off. Even after it had touchdown you could see it was sinking towards the back and the nose gear didn’t have as much weight on it
that super constellation was beautiful
No joke: When the Super Connie went over with the flames, I smelled BBQ smoke from next door. Smell O Vision 2023. Love your stuff Lucaas!
Lol
In 1960 I flew on a DC-6 or 7 and it had blue flames coming out of the exhausts at night. The plane also had streams of oil flowing from the engine over the top of the wings.
😱 My aunt, who flew often, was wistful of the days by saying "everyone was dressed well, of good manners, and we were well-served ...but now, they let anyone fly." Like sardines, she could have added. Soon, my aunt would become part of the well-turned-out "Jet-set". Nowadays, she still Flys to Europe and back, once a year, but in economy class. She promptly pulls her eyeshades down, takes a valium, and goes to sleep.
Once again, "Too" and "Very" are not synonyms in English.
The Super Connie was kewl....
Boy racer in his focus: look flames from my exhaust
Super constellation: here hold my beer
That halo around the shadow of the plane is not rare. I’ve seen it many times but I always enjoy the sight - it is indeed beautiful.
Seems like u r a pilot
@@rakshit2007 Unfortunately not. I just used to travel a lot and like a child (even today), always sitting gazing out the window like it was my first flight. That’s why I’ve seen the halo so many times. 😊
Similar to those halos, rainbows are very interesting phenomena. Have you ever seen a rainbow formed in a sprinkler or from spraying water? Of course, you've seen one in the clouds. Haver you ever seen a rainbow in the clouds and in spraying water simultaneously? I have and I discovered something that was amazing to me.
I was driving down the freeway and there was a rainbow in front of me and to the left. The Sun was shining while it was raining pretty hard (yes, that can happen as the Sun might be in the distance with a raincloud right above you.) So, while I looked at the rainbow out of the corner of my eye, I could also see water spraying over the hood of my car...and I could see a rainbow in that as well. The thing that struck me was that, even though the two rainbows were vastly different sizes and at vastly different distances, they overlapped PERFECTLY from my perspective. In other words, the rainbow in the distance in the sky seemed to stretch all the way down onto the hood of my car. If I wasn't alone, I'd have had my passenger take a picture.
Now, having said that, you can see the halo around the airplane seemed to be "projected" onto the clouds around the shadow...but those clouds were at different distances and yet they fit nearly seamlessly into a circle.
@@vondahe ohh....nice....I also always sit by the window like for every second of the flight but unfortunately never saw such thing
@@rakshit2007 “Seek and you will find.”
I’m happy to hear I’m not the only person with this habit. 😄
If it didn’t crash, it was a good turn!!
I bet the A380's bitchin Betty was goin nuts in that cockpit!!!
Good work for 2022.
Solid for 2023, going heavy.. these are always the videos which go by soo fast, it feels like a few minutes is a minute alone.
i guess it makes you on the edge of the seat, ha.
So good to see some content from my local districts in Australia. The Super constellation was at the Wings over Illawarra air show at a small airport at Alion Park about 100km south of Sydney
"this person looked out of the plane and saw a volcano". You say that like the volcano sneaked up on him.
1:35 Engine WEP, WarThunder
That Super Constellation is so metal
That 757 was screaming!!!...😫😫
Super Constellation is love
1:32 now that’s what I call an afterburner
That turn is as smooth as me avoid my breakfasts.
That A380 gave me memories of that horrible B-52 crash. The bank angle was very similar. I was just waiting for the wings to stall and nose to drop.✌️💙🏴
1:33 That looks fire 🔥🔥🔥(literally)
The last one looked like a nonvolcanic mountain with lenticular clouds.
EDIT: Apparently I was wrong and this IS a volcano. Thanks for the correction.
True that
It looked Mt Rainier to me. Could be wrong though.
Definitely NOT a volcano eruption.
He didn’t say anything about an eruption, lol
@@KumaBean Neither did I.
Wait, that Connie is not the Breitling one. Have I been living under a rock? Is there another flying Connie!?
The only one still flying is in Australia man, the breitling one is grounded indefinitely.
@@gazratjackson oh no :(
Great video brother from the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️
Loved the Super Constellation!
I saw you in the comments of a another video asking for permission to post it on your channel and I just wanna say your channel is great and I really respect the fact you ask before posting other people’s videos its great!
you hit 1M! i remember when you had 32k
2:00 Clearly a navy pilot! :)
That 767 did a wheelie...
I just had three flights yesterday, on all three I saw pilots glory
i get to say it again- piston engine afterburners
That Conni with flames coming out of engines Wow very nice so risky flying those vintage aircraft with many crashing or having machinal problems mid air so sad to lose them.
You finally back
This one was a snoozer lol
4 radial powerplants of the Lockheed Super-Constellation. Wonderful
That super constellation is on fyahhh
Its a wonder that first one didn't fall out of the sky due to lack of lift surface to work with. That super Constellation is one hot lady.
2nd last video, Ryanair training video?? 😂😂
Nice compilation,short & sweet!
awesome fire engines
how many Channels does this guy have ???.-They are all sooo interesting.
Great catch on the Connie.
Very nice video!
Love the RB211 sound
Plane nearly stalled... thankfully noone was injured 😜
I love the lighting with snow on the ground the way it reflects and just makes things almost artificial with you this person 👍🏻
I love the MiG-29 Fulcrum
Pilot's Glory lol
The one that didn't flare looks like how our landings were with Pegasus airlines 💀
The Super Connie on takeoff was cool.
I flew in a Super Constellation a few times while in the army in the 70's. Quite an aircraft.
Pilot: this plane has flames 🔥 shooting out of the engine and its completely normal.
Me: 😱😫
The sound of the 757 engines 😍👌🏻
Seeing these professional pilots having rough landings makes me feel better about my "less than perfect" landings.
"Yaar ye turn kitne pyare hai"
In my PA38 I can steep turn 45 deg…add power past 30deg pull column and add some rudder…coordinated…and monitor Attitude ind.
1:15 I saw that once!
I want my money back for that last one.... lol
That AA 767 vid must be kinda old, AA doesn't have any 767's or A330's anymore.
Pilot: engine fire 🔥
ATC: what one?
Pilot: all of them
Flames out of engine, super normal yeah!
That halo thing happened to me over Nevada.
a380 doing it’s standard air show demo with test pilots at the controls, just a big jet flying close to the ground
Now that's what I call a burnout!
The four flaming turbo compounds make such a noise...
1:30 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
I truly don’t think you know what a stall actually is.
"Too steeply" implies that the aircraft stalled and fell. Better always to use very or extremely steeply. Too implies that whatever you mention is outside the boundaries of what is sustainable. as in "too rich", "too fat"...
0:11 me trying to play MSFS
Je te salut Chère lucaas super bravo bonne continuation 🇲🇦
Bieing 757 Is legit the most overpowered plane
I got to see a connie at an airshow back in the day. They still saw a lot of service in Latin American countries for a good while. According to Google, this may be the last one still flying.
I just flew on one of these and it’s such an indescribable feeling omg
You know that something is weird when he doesn't says "luckily no one was injured"
And by saying that I'm lucky that no one was injured
The A380 was doing a display flight, so was showing its capability and was nowhere near stalling. The heavy landing wasn't. Come on, you're better than this.....
So... are there people just filming landing strips in hopes of catching a crash or something?
I think people ust love to watch airplanes. People also film trains for example...