This is suddenly my favorite aerobatic video ever. There were some interesting unusual camera work, really neat closeup shots, especially the startup sequence, and the music also goes with it well. Nice use of Loreena McKennitt's music and the other fast-paced music, and the parts without music but just the engine noise. It gives it a great pace. You can really see the character of the planes and their pilots in this, I think. Dancing in the sky!
I think you'll find the F15 first flew in 1972. The English Electric Lightning was accelerating vertically (reaching 36,000ft in 3 minutes) and in service in 1959. The sight of a lightning rolling a few hundred yards on full afterburner then climbing straight up from ground level was an incredible experience probably never to be repeated!
“The world of aviation has no limits and gives every enthusiast something more than just a ‘hobby’... at least, a view to the sky above,” Haute Voltige Svetlana Kapanina Svetlana Fedorenkox Cosmonaut Svetlana Evgenievna Savitskaya Patty Wagstaff Julie Clark Betty Skelton Kristy Murphy Melissa Pemberton She’s unique! Her well developed vestibular system in stereo mode! There have been many many top notch aerobatic pilots, past & present! Bob Hoover Hoover became famous for an 'energy management' aerobatic routine Sabre 40 P 51 Shrike Commander “Energy Management” Peter Besenyei…..etc!
/Bowing head in admiration/ These video's hammer the message home again that most of us pilots can fly quite well, but that there is a very small group combining guts with skills taking flying an aircraft to undreamed levels....
Thank you for informing us the name of this song! A long time I have been reviewing this video in order to hear from someone name this tune very pretty! Again, thank you!
Yes, i was able to accelerate while climbing. Acceleration is a vector. With the change in pitch, i am changing the aircraft vector. Therefore, the airplane sees an acceleration toward a higher altitude.
well, i dont know the exact data right now, but aerobatic planes are usually light weight, and have quite powerful engines. they also have symetric shaped wings, so they create no lift by themselves and you have to keep em in the air simply by trim.
Geez....Svetlana is as calm as she could be. 1:40....."ya...i got this....no problem". like shes changin lanes goin down the interstate. love to take a ride with her. :)
This is from wikipedia: "The Lightning possessed a remarkable climb rate. It was famous for its ability...to climb almost vertically away from the runway, though this did not yield the best time to altitude. The Lightning's trademark tail-stand manoeuvre was a trade of airspeed for altitude; the aircraft would often slow to near-stall speeds..." That is not *vertical acceleration*, which the F-15 is capable of, having a total of 50,000lbs of thust, an empty weight of 28,000lbs, 45,000lbs loaded.
If I would have seen these sport aircraft and pilots perform back in the 1950's when I was contemplating learning to fly....I'd of taken up golf instead. They ain't human.
The propeller provides enough air for the flight controls behind it, so you can still have directional control while of cource loosing altitude. Only extreme aerobatic aircrafts can do this ;)
I'm not sure I'm reading you right, but only modern fighter jets make more thrust than they weigh. Lift is not the same as thrust. The engine only has to make enough power to keep the plane moving; the wings give lift (blades in a copter). An F-86 Sabre weighs 15,000lbs loaded. It's engine makes 5,900lbs of thrust. that was a much better ratio than a WWII fighter had. The F-15 has a loaded weight of 44;000lbs, and makes 50,000bs of thrust. It was the first plane that could accelerate vertically.
Sometimes in this video, it looks like IMS, lol. And to think they don't lose control of their planes, even for a fraction of a second....they sure made it look otherwise. Fantastic!
@makikoti47 Yep, Svetlana Kapanina fly Su-31, Peter Besenyei Extra 300, I'm not sure where did you see Klaus Scrodt, but the next "most" visible pilot from this vid is Jurgis Kairys(Litvenia) flying Su-26 with "Citizen" sponsor insignia, and performing his signature take off into "Kobra" and also a flat spin...
I don't think you understand quite. I'm talking about going pure vertical, and then INCREASING airspeed. A powerful and fast plane like the Lightning could climb vertically for a time, but only by loosing airspeed gradually. It had two engines of 16,000lbs max, for 32,000lbs thrust and weighed 31,000lbs EMPTY. Add mimimal fuel, pilot, fluids, you MIGHT get a surplus of 300lbs thrust...but that doesn't account for air resistance. It could not accelerate truely vertical.
I never get tired of watching Haute Voltige. Magical.
This is suddenly my favorite aerobatic video ever. There were some interesting unusual camera work, really neat closeup shots, especially the startup sequence, and the music also goes with it well. Nice use of Loreena McKennitt's music and the other fast-paced music, and the parts without music but just the engine noise. It gives it a great pace. You can really see the character of the planes and their pilots in this, I think. Dancing in the sky!
Принцесса авиации.Королева!!!
Лучший пилот столетия!!!
As a pilot myself, I have only 1 description. Spectacular flying.
Peter Benseyei and Svetlana Kapanina are incredible!
One of my favorite videos.
Fantastic footage, well done to all involved.
Brilliant pilots. Have had the greatesst priveldge to meet Svetlana at Siverstone.
Amazing pilots and flying skill! Really awesome.
Utterly fabulous! She is spectacular!
Молодцы! Такие чудеса вытворяют! Приятно смотреть.
I think you'll find the F15 first flew in 1972. The English Electric Lightning was accelerating vertically (reaching 36,000ft in 3 minutes) and in service in 1959. The sight of a lightning rolling a few hundred yards on full afterburner then climbing straight up from ground level was an incredible experience probably never to be repeated!
“The world of aviation has no limits and gives every enthusiast something more than just a ‘hobby’... at least, a view to the sky above,”
Haute Voltige
Svetlana Kapanina
Svetlana Fedorenkox
Cosmonaut Svetlana Evgenievna Savitskaya
Patty Wagstaff
Julie Clark
Betty Skelton
Kristy Murphy
Melissa Pemberton
She’s unique!
Her well developed vestibular system in stereo mode!
There have been many many top notch aerobatic pilots, past & present!
Bob Hoover
Hoover became famous for an 'energy management' aerobatic routine
Sabre 40
P 51
Shrike Commander
“Energy Management”
Peter Besenyei…..etc!
The theme for a PASSIONATE AEROBATIC 4:33 through 5:47
gosh... i got tear in my eye... Amazing performance
Simply amazing!
Sigh... that is a wonderful video -- and incredible artistry by these pilots.
/Bowing head in admiration/ These video's hammer the message home again that most of us pilots can fly quite well, but that there is a very small group combining guts with skills taking flying an aircraft to undreamed levels....
Thank you for informing us the name of this song! A long time I have been reviewing this video in order to hear from someone name this tune very pretty!
Again, thank you!
waoooww lovely, great flying.....
Thanks for the ride. I'm gonna get sick now.
Incredible! Such smooth yet precise moves, really amazing skills.
Smooth and precise moves with an effortless look on their faces of.. 'just another day at work.. whens lunch'
SVETLANA KAPANINA - SUPER STAR!!! )))
Beautiful! Great flying...!
Yes, i was able to accelerate while climbing. Acceleration is a vector. With the change in pitch, i am changing the aircraft vector. Therefore, the airplane sees an acceleration toward a higher altitude.
5:15 Chills. Chills everywhere!
absolute genius people...!!!
This is ART.
I don't know what was cooler, the 3d flight, or the blue angels moment towards the end.
well, i dont know the exact data right now, but aerobatic planes are usually light weight, and have quite powerful engines. they also have symetric shaped wings, so they create no lift by themselves and you have to keep em in the air simply by trim.
Geez....Svetlana is as calm as she could be. 1:40....."ya...i got this....no problem". like shes changin lanes goin down the interstate. love to take a ride with her. :)
Excellent flying!
Unbelievable skills!
This is still the best flying video ever.
She is Awesome!!!!
I would prefer to fly to fly with Sventlana , as she keeps a good look out!
The Silverstone Organisation was exceptional during a very rare aerobatic incident.
Здорово! Запредельное мастерство!
Impresionantes acrobacias. Grandes acrobatas son estos dos pilotos. Se puede ver en sus caras el efecto que produce la fuerza G.
Светик, ты лучшая!! Это невероятно, даже не верится, что самолет может ТАК летать!
That was gorgeous.
This is from wikipedia: "The Lightning possessed a remarkable climb rate. It was famous for its ability...to climb almost vertically away from the runway, though this did not yield the best time to altitude. The Lightning's trademark tail-stand manoeuvre was a trade of airspeed for altitude; the aircraft would often slow to near-stall speeds..."
That is not *vertical acceleration*, which the F-15 is capable of, having a total of 50,000lbs of thust, an empty weight of 28,000lbs, 45,000lbs loaded.
What a sphincter test!
The double loop with the one inside the other was impressive.
How many male viewers now want to marry Svetlana Kapanina?
Extreme and awesome
best aeoro battics vid everrrrrrrr
@tommi3520, the soundtrack is Loreena McKennitt - Prologue track 1 from the album Book of Secrets
the song is by the amazing artist: Loreena McKennitt
Eine fantastische Flugschau , eine großartige Leistung.
Bleer, Deep Pan Pizza coming up without the base! Pampus would hit early sales targets with me onboard. Great video.
Sorry, Yes it is Skellig by Loreena McKennit, check out the Mummers Dance as well if you like Skellig
Awesome video. :)
Svetlana has been beautiful all her life! She is Russia's greatest treasure! What a woman!
So beautiful
If I would have seen these sport aircraft and pilots perform back in the 1950's when I was contemplating learning to fly....I'd of taken up golf instead. They ain't human.
amazing
Спасибо очень красиво
flying rockers ! 目が回る～
At 1:31. That's some exciting flying.
They make these things look like radio controlled airplanes
FANTASTICO!!
She is such a beauty...
If you didn't laugh, it just means you appreciate the level of concentration it takes to fly like they do.
@ 2:31 that's just insane... god bless and cheers to them both :)
Besenyei Living Legend!
@tommi3520 Svetlana´s aircraft is a Sukhoi Su-31. Peter is flying in an Extra 300S.
What a ride !
SUPER LIBERDADE!!!! SUPER SHOW!!!! SUPER VIDA!!!! SUPER DIVINO!!!! SUPER LINDO!!!! SUPER LEGAL!!!! PARABÉNS!!!! MUITO OBRIGADO, SEMPRE!!!!
The propeller provides enough air for the flight controls behind it, so you can still have directional control while of cource loosing altitude. Only extreme aerobatic aircrafts can do this ;)
Diggin the Loreen at 4:30!
Svetlana is my idol!
@dergrossen
you´re not the only one who does
woah, this is awesome...scary, but awesome!!!
@makikoti47 Thats true, i got tears in my eyes, one word: BEAUTIFUL!!!
Wow, she looks very calm. Almost non-chalant. Impressive.
I think we see a smile at 3:58
Такое вытворяют!! В это сложно поверить!!1 МОЛОДЦЫ!!!
Su-31 surely is not the prettiest aeroplane around, but g-dammit it gets the job done! Svetlana compensates the looks :)
Besenyei is the BEST!!!! GO Besenyei!!!!!!
SVETLANA! THE MOST BEAUTYFULL PILOT IN THE WORLD! :D
if you mean the one that is flown by Kapanina, its a su-26
What a beauty svetlana
and jurgis kairys also in the video
Светлана суперженщина!
This defeats any law of aerodynamics and physics!
Breathtaking sharp maneuvers below the fence height!
Monumental performance!
wow ... with a job like that you'd better not have a bad day at the office. Go Peter and Svetlana ... and the other guy.
Lilya Litvak 'The White Rose of Stalingrad' was a Russian woman fighter pilot, she shot down Germans
Да нет слов, тоже так хочу!
super 10 +
Cool
Long live russian aerobatics, Svetlana!!!
I'm not sure I'm reading you right, but only modern fighter jets make more thrust than they weigh. Lift is not the same as thrust. The engine only has to make enough power to keep the plane moving; the wings give lift (blades in a copter). An F-86 Sabre weighs 15,000lbs loaded. It's engine makes 5,900lbs of thrust. that was a much better ratio than a WWII fighter had. The F-15 has a loaded weight of 44;000lbs, and makes 50,000bs of thrust. It was the first plane that could accelerate vertically.
Sometimes in this video, it looks like IMS, lol.
And to think they don't lose control of their planes, even for a fraction of a second....they sure made it look otherwise. Fantastic!
I agree, flyer203 -- I'd like to know the name of that music. Beautiful!
Incredible vid. Very well done to the flyers!
Geat Vid.
@makikoti47 Yep, Svetlana Kapanina fly Su-31, Peter Besenyei Extra 300, I'm not sure where did you see Klaus Scrodt, but the next "most" visible pilot from this vid is Jurgis Kairys(Litvenia) flying Su-26 with "Citizen" sponsor insignia, and performing his signature take off into "Kobra" and also a flat spin...
02:29 - That is insane. What's the "process" of how it's done, somebody knows??
Impressive. It's quite better then the Red Bull show!!
And in 3:46 is Jurgis Kairys! :D
at 1:19 our little group calls that 'trichording'.
I don't think you understand quite. I'm talking about going pure vertical, and then INCREASING airspeed. A powerful and fast plane like the Lightning could climb vertically for a time, but only by loosing airspeed gradually. It had two engines of 16,000lbs max, for 32,000lbs thrust and weighed 31,000lbs EMPTY. Add mimimal fuel, pilot, fluids, you MIGHT get a surplus of 300lbs thrust...but that doesn't account for air resistance. It could not accelerate truely vertical.
I wish Svietłana played with my joystick like that