@@gulfstream7235It is easy for someone to sit in a chair and watch😮a video and pass judgement isn’t it. But May God be with you if you are ever in those situations!
I really enjoy these short Av minutes! As a GA pilot, I've only had two incidents that really scared me, a downdraft on final over the ocean, where I thought I was going into the drink! It was so severe I almost hit my head on the top of the cockpit and my seatbelt was on, and a wind-shear just over the numbers as I was landing that blew me clear off the runway and almost into a barb-wire fence! But I quickly got control both times and landed. I didn't even get shaky until later, AFTER I had landed and realized what COULD have happened!
The B-52 crabbing with the landing gear was the best clip. Amazing capability. The Constellation with flames coming out of all the exhaust ports was also a great clip. The Aerosucre flight is just standard operating procedure for that airline. Sketchy
Agree with your points. At 10 years old in 1957, I was sitting by a window on the port side right over the wing. Overnight Amsterdam to Idlewild. A vivid memory was seeing the wing and wingtip tank flexing gently in the moonlight. Now I know what it would have looked like from below. What a beautiful aircraft. Awesome and thanks.
Loved that close up of the thrust reversers. I made the molds, maching fixture, and tool paths to cut those doors with. There 7000 holes in the surface to reduce noise.
3:40 Somehow, this reminds of when a very good friend of mine has received his (I think it's called) Single Engine Solo Rating. He took me for a flight from Rockhampton (Australia) to Blackwater, about a 400km round trip. We landed at Blackwater fine, and spent half an hour on the ground. The Blackwater airport was located next to a new open-cut coal mine area. We took off in a fairly strong crosswind which wasn't a problem, and as we ascended and made a turn to the East, we saw a giant, thick cloud of black and grey dust blow from the mine across the runway. The mine had blasted overburden just as we took off. If we'd been a minute later taking off, I'd bet the engine would have choked in that cloud. When we got back to Rockhampton, there was a 17-knot cross-wind, and we were in a little thing rated for 15-knots. He landed anyway. And it was eventful! I don't know about you, but when your pilot yells "Woah!" as a gust of wind catches the aircraft just as wheels hit the ground and throws the little single-engined Cessna sideways, and it near wing-strikes the runway, I'd call that eventful. But hey, any landing is a good landing.
@ 11:00. I remember being at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne when they flew a fighter overhead and I was directly under and it turned on its boosters. You could feel a wave of heat from then on the ground. Exhilarating.
10:22 One of the rare treats living where I live is seeing Connie flying overhead from nearby HARS Museum at Shellharbour here in Australia. Not an aircraft nut but it’s still one very beautiful sight.
Connie making evening flight in 1991 from Miami to Bahamas was a sight- flamed from every engine as it flew over Miami North Beach- No CAMERA TO SHOOT WITH!! :(
I really like these 3 minutes so much that 5 joined together saves me having to click 5 times! Merry Christmas my fellow aircraft enthusiasts, let's hope 2023 brings us all a better year. 🤞👍
THANK YOU 3 minutes Of Aviation for this Supreme Treat To Your Fans! Much appreciate and it is not lost on us too how much editing and work is done to make your Co-Pilots in here Happy! I especially appreciate the support from The Fans in the comment section! I learn stuff and I enjoy the fact that so many are willing to share their knowledge and flying experience and how much they too enjoy this community! Cheers From The Clouds In Ohio!
You guys asked for it, I deliver: Enjoy these -three- FIFTEEN Minutes of Aviation! ❤
Out of context be like
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Thanks🙏🏼
Well done !👌
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So impressive to see the kind of maneuvers and abuse these giant planes can take. A marvel of engineering
Abusing planes
You made us wait 8 and a half minutes for Aerosucre?!? You MONSTER! 😂
wait this isn’t 3 minutes
Cause it’s a compilation dummy
3*5😢
Are you low on IQ?? It’s a compilation not a usual short
That Constellation though. That was a sexy shot. Just gorgeous.
The pilots in this video show such extraordinary skill & expertise. Hats off to each & every one of you for keeping us passengers all safe ❤
The pilot in the Cessna 180 did a good job eh?
@@gulfstream7235 And the 747 freighter, and the 737 heavy landing cockpit view, and the A380 early landing. 😂😂😂
ANYTHING BUT expertise!
@@FutureSystem738 Sometimes even experts struggle, but yes, they are professional
@@gulfstream7235It is easy for someone to sit in a chair and watch😮a video and pass judgement isn’t it. But May God be with you if you are ever in those situations!
@@AnnaHerrick Unfortunately I have been in situations like these before and that's when all your training and experience kicks in.
I really enjoy these short Av minutes! As a GA pilot, I've only had two incidents that really scared me, a downdraft on final over the ocean, where I thought I was going into the drink! It was so severe I almost hit my head on the top of the cockpit and my seatbelt was on, and a wind-shear just over the numbers as I was landing that blew me clear off the runway and almost into a barb-wire fence! But I quickly got control both times and landed. I didn't even get shaky until later, AFTER I had landed and realized what COULD have happened!
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The ROAR of that BIG BEAUTIFUL Connie made my day
Eight minutes in before first Aerosucre showing? Couldn't you do a best of Aerosucre loop? LOL BTW, Connie was the best!
I second that petition. An Aerosucre Special Edition at the end of the year!!
Xmas day episode. 30 minutes of aerosucre failing.
The B-52 crabbing with the landing gear was the best clip. Amazing capability. The Constellation with flames coming out of all the exhaust ports was also a great clip. The Aerosucre flight is just standard operating procedure for that airline. Sketchy
It is the only airworthy Constellation in the world and is based out of Albion Park south of Sydney, Australia.
@@sheerluckholmes5468 WTF does that have to do with anything? I simply made a comment that the flames coming out of the exhaust looks cool
@@valuedhumanoid6574 no need to be upset mate, he was just sharing some great information about the aircraft you talked about
@@nisse4629 Cool. I was confused when I first read your comment. Happens when you're too high. Peace
Agree with your points. At 10 years old in 1957, I was sitting by a window on the port side right over the wing.
Overnight Amsterdam to Idlewild. A vivid memory was seeing the wing and wingtip tank flexing gently in the moonlight.
Now I know what it would have looked like from below. What a beautiful aircraft.
Awesome and thanks.
Oh, Aerosucre. The memories. The thrills.
5 x 3 Minutes of Aviation! What a nice surprise and pleasure for the weekend! Many thanks!👍👍👍
Hey, thanks for the Christmas special!
What a great year of aviation, thanks for putting this together 3MOA, loved the video!
Does anyone else hold their breath while watching these?
FANTASTIC! ✈️✈️✈️✈️💖
This certainly makes up for all the vids under 3 mins. 😍
Happy New Year, excellent post!❤
Loved that close up of the thrust reversers. I made the molds, maching fixture, and tool paths to cut those doors with. There 7000 holes in the surface to reduce noise.
Yeah sure buddy
@@stellviahohenheim No need to be rude he is just sharing something
Good to see Aerosucre doing what they do best and keeping up traditions.
they probably have more cocaine on board than fuel
Absolutely addicted to these fantastic videos.
15 minutes of awesome, kind of want to save this for later
I have
@@hotrodray6802 Ditto!
8:50 what do you mean *appears to be overloaded”? I thought overloading was a requirement to be called an aerosucre flight!
10:20 was awesome! Also, at first I thought this is the longest 3 min video!
B-52 WOW! That's awesome and very helpful.
Loved the Super Constellation sound!!
Thanks for making a 15 minute compilation🙏🏼🙏🏼
Thank you for so many 747s in that video. Love that plane!
Very nice and thank you ! Did anyone else suspect that the overloaded passenger plane was an aerosucre?
LOL...that seems to be their business model !
So cool u should do only aerosucre for next episode
joy to watch. happy new year!
That was the fastest 15 minutes I have ever experienced!
Best 3 minutes ever.
That was great thank for putting this Video together
Your footage is beautiful no commentary etc it’s great I have subscribed thank you 😊
The adrenaline that these vids give me is unbelievable ❤️
Good to see my vid in there (the 747 at Amsterdam) and great compilation all round! Keep your cameras rolling fellows!
Thank you for the omnibus edition of 3 minutes of aviation. Loved it!
Great show today! Thank you!
Thank you for all your awesome content. Love your channel!!
Love it. P. S. Would love more 3 minutes
3:40 Somehow, this reminds of when a very good friend of mine has received his (I think it's called) Single Engine Solo Rating. He took me for a flight from Rockhampton (Australia) to Blackwater, about a 400km round trip. We landed at Blackwater fine, and spent half an hour on the ground. The Blackwater airport was located next to a new open-cut coal mine area. We took off in a fairly strong crosswind which wasn't a problem, and as we ascended and made a turn to the East, we saw a giant, thick cloud of black and grey dust blow from the mine across the runway. The mine had blasted overburden just as we took off. If we'd been a minute later taking off, I'd bet the engine would have choked in that cloud.
When we got back to Rockhampton, there was a 17-knot cross-wind, and we were in a little thing rated for 15-knots. He landed anyway. And it was eventful! I don't know about you, but when your pilot yells "Woah!" as a gust of wind catches the aircraft just as wheels hit the ground and throws the little single-engined Cessna sideways, and it near wing-strikes the runway, I'd call that eventful. But hey, any landing is a good landing.
I don't agree with your last sentence...
Brilliant clips! 👏👏👏
@ 11:00. I remember being at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne when they flew a fighter overhead and I was directly under and it turned on its boosters. You could feel a wave of heat from then on the ground. Exhilarating.
I'm so jealous... both about attending the Australian HP and about having a a jet fly-over with AB on.
lets go ferrari
And WARMING!
Those are ALL Great and all, but I'd be just as happy with an Aereosecure greatest hits compilation.
Don't see Finnair feautured often in these clips, glad its appearance was in a positive way
Fabulous video as always! 👍👍
Great collection--thanks!
I have enjoyed every moment. Thank you for what you do 😊
I love this channel. Thanks for your input. 👌
that super constellation was awesome
and the b1 lancer
That Super Constellation was amazing!
Thank you so much!
the A380 banking is impressive ! Thanks a lot for these videos 🙂
10:22 One of the rare treats living where I live is seeing Connie flying overhead from nearby HARS Museum at Shellharbour here in Australia. Not an aircraft nut but it’s still one very beautiful sight.
Welp, that clip starting at 4:45 somehow looks like it’s taken out of a flight sim… ☝️😅
It is lol I noticed it with the reflection of the plane and angle of the camera
I came here to see if anyone else said it, that's absolutely flight sim.
Muy bueno seguí haciendo video saludos Emiliano de argentina
The Super Connie flying overhead with the flaming exhausts was an absolute sight to behold
Connie making evening flight in 1991 from Miami to Bahamas was a sight- flamed from every engine as it flew over Miami North Beach- No CAMERA TO SHOOT WITH!! :(
👏 Unbelievable Aviation Moments Caught On Camera, so impressive!
Love the video!! I do have to laugh at the fact the video from @5:00 is from Microsoft flight sim though 😂
5:15 not for nothing but that part I thought was great. I liked it 👍👍
Oh man the Constellation..... beautiful.
Buen resumen!. Saludos desde Chile
Incredible video!
I love commercial airliners. They have such heart and soul. The sound of their engines just speak to me. ❤️
Talk about a leaf blower - nice demonstration of jet blast!
Sehr schönes Video. Liebe Grüße vom Aeroclub BEXBACH
Next week: 15 minutes of Aerosucre
I flew in a conny when I was a kid. I remember at night seeing the flames out the exhaust, and the drone of the motors. To this day love those sounds.
A lot of *great* videos !
-Thank you for the show 😁
Best regards,
-Karl Trausti,
from Iceland 🇮🇸
6:43 that landing hit different
Landing into heaven fr!
The A359 and it’s pilot that stopped on that really short runway are both legendary
I really like these 3 minutes so much that 5 joined together saves me having to click 5 times!
Merry Christmas my fellow aircraft enthusiasts, let's hope 2023 brings us all a better year. 🤞👍
Absolutely awesome, thank you for all your work...
THANK YOU 3 minutes Of Aviation for this Supreme Treat To Your Fans! Much appreciate and it is not lost on us too how much editing and work is done to make your Co-Pilots in here Happy! I especially appreciate the support from The Fans in the comment section! I learn stuff and I enjoy the fact that so many are willing to share their knowledge and flying experience and how much they too enjoy this community! Cheers From The Clouds In Ohio!
aw hell naw man, ohio!
@@mysteriouspikachuman 🤣
Those b-52s with swivel wheels are just insane. 👀
All that was pretty awesome.
Just love the landing gear tracking on the good old BUFFs.👍🏻
The B-52 is the first time I've ever seen a plane take off sideways.
Not many planes have that rotating landing gear!
Me too, impressive for the grandaddy of bombers.
Kind of crazy that I remember 90% of the clips.
Nice for this rewind! A lot better then some, if you know what I mean.
KLM pilot, outstanding butter landing! 👏👏👏
Good stuff especially if you are not a passanger
this gets an instant like for the thumbnail being at the beginning
You should have uploaded it in five parts! 😛
Ooooh this is gonna be great!
Brilliant 👍
Thanks ❤️❤️❤️
Well! This went a bit over three minutes, but I enjoyed all the overtime! 🙂👍
Very good, one of your best... ;)
Thank you for all the 3-minutes over the past year. I look forward to each new video.
We need a aerosucre video please!
How much do I want "15 minutes of aerosucre, aviation aversion therapy".... 🤣
Yes.
Aerosecur has no flaps equipped?
Citation fast af, dayum. You could be anywhere in no time it seems like :o
Aerosucre... Always on the top
2:45 What might have been the max rate of climb on that 777-9X take off. 1000fps? 1500fps? 8:50 Original JT8D's providing much less thrust.
3000fpm is normal so likely 5000 I’d think.
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EXCELLENT !!!
THANK YOU.
b-52s still use wet thrust?
shout out to all engineers around the world u guys are marvelous
I really enjoy your videos,very well done and only with the aircrafts sounds…👍👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Very impressive