12 Most Incredible Abandoned Planes
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 พ.ค. 2024
- Subscribe ► goo.gl/WPKt5w
There are three places you might reasonably expect to find a plane. The first and most obvious place is in the sky. The second is at an airport, either loading or unloading goods or passengers. The third is in a hangar, waiting for a new job to do. If they turn up anywhere else, it tends to be a surprise to see them. Just like old clothes, disused mobile phones, and broken down cars, though, planes can become abandoned - and they can turn up in some unusual places when it happens.
For all questions contact us at: amazingstockchannel@gmail.com
![[TH] 2024 PMSL SEA W3D1 | Summer | เริ่มต้น สัปดาห์ตัดสิน](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/pWsl9LhC2Uk/mqdefault.jpg)
Concorde was a joint venture between France and the UK. The British Concordes were built just outside Bristol at Filton where the Olympus Engine built by Rolls Royce was also testedhat powered it
FRENCH Concorde???? Ahem, was a joint British & French venture!!
And there is one on display in Scotland.
it was the french one that cost british airways the concord franchise when it crashed
Kind of a shame that the British aircraft industry is basically dead. They made some beautiful aircraft. We wouldn't be where we are at today without their innovations in jet technology.
@@Skyhawk996 Kindly endeavour to correct me if l am wrong. That's not entirely true: if you consider the engines an intrinsic part of an aircraft we continue to build Rolls Royce engines currently used, according to Wiki, on 7 aircraft. (Donald Trump's plane uses them - not verified.)
@@johnkean6852 yes, I am aware that the British still make aircraft engines. Most 747s have a GE or Rolls-Royce engine. Aircrafts are being built by Britain just not in the numbers they used to. But, the world can only progress if we work together. It should be irrelevant who builds it... Now if Trump rides on one that's kind of irrelevant also.. But yes his private 757 has Rolls-Royce RB211s.
At 4:03 the Concorde is referred to as a French aircraft. It was developed as an Angalo-French project (BAE-Sud avaiaion) with the origial design being a Bristol type 223. just as the Mirage 3 started life as the Fairy Delta, both of these aircraft are actually British designs. note that the fairy delta development and testing had Australian assistance as well.
At 2:50, it is inferred that the Canberra is an Australian design. It was actually designed by English electric and named after the Australian capital. They were manufactured in Australia, UK and adopted by the USAF as a B57.
Australian Canberras were active in the Vietnamese conflict flying over 12000 sorties with the loss of just 2 aircraft.
its concorde
To say that Mirage 3 started as the Fairy Delta is way beyond far fetched. The ONLY similarities is that they flew, both were jets and had delta wings. Oh, and the Mirage was successful (very)
Well you totally cocked this one up 😂
Contord was a British and French engineering endeavour. And the UK 🇬🇧 and France 🇫🇷 were the only 2 countrys to fly this stunning remarkable aircraft.
true british engineering the Russians could never duplicate it
@@jasinere35 Mainly French but ultimately Anglo French engineering
Those planes in Southend UK come from the airport situated right next to the field they are in,quality research!
I stayed in the skylark hotel and didn't even know they was there lol but my room was on the other side
They also appeared there sometime in 2010 according to satellite imagery. It appears the airport did some renovations and dumped them there during that time
Lol. Was just coming to say that. Great channel this!!!!
These are ex 32 SQN RAAF navigation trainers.
A10-603 and 606. they left RAAF service in 2004. delivery to England was jul-oct 2004.
I was the last RAAF technician who worked on A10-606.
Behind the Skylark Hotel, Southend, Essex...… hardly a mystery - Those plane are literally within view (50 yards ?) - of Southend Airport. Therefore no point in even mentioning.
Yeah, A hotel name like Skylark, along Aviation way? Did they even google maps this? Those planes were obviously parked there, stripped of parts and nature allowed to take over.
Apologies for bringing breaking news, but the Moscow airfield has been cleared of airplanes and built over years ago. The runway is still there (demolition was too costly), the planes were gone by 2012.
Sad I couldn't go there. We needed visa for Russia until 2013.
*The Concorde was a British French project.* The British contributed most, especially the technology.
thought that myself.,..
Your comments on the TU144 are inaccurate. It crashed after delivery and never carried 1000s of passengers. It was never a successful supersonic passenger aircraft
But it was the *first,* which is what he said.
After Aeroflot Started using them as Cargo Planes a Russion housewife in Vladivostock was quite happy, as it ment they could get fresh eggs.
@Richard McCaig The first guy is totally correct. The TU-144 was reluctantly put by Aeroflot on an obscure route and it still suffered an average of more than one systems failure per flight. Tupolev himself had to personally approve each flight. And after a near-disaster, passenger service was stopped altogether after a few months. The plane had fundamental flaws in structural design and engineering. Wikipedia has an excellent entry on it.
But it's much easier to criticize other posters than to actually learn about what you're talking about.
16 Tu 144 's were built, exactly the same number as the Concorde. The Concorde was however far more useful as a passenger craft although not from an economic point of view
@@andrejansen9003 Again that's not strictly true. The TU-144 was an economic disaster that never turned a profit. By contrast, Concorde's service was reasonably profitable, due to high fares and exclusivity. It wasn't until late in its life that fuel and service costs became excessive. You can't call Concorde a total success like the Boeing 747, but it was profitable and successful in its niche for many years.
Concorde was Anglo-French. The engines were British Rolls Royce Turbojets with reheat, from the defunct TSR2. Concorde was one of the first duel builds between Britain & France.
During COVID-19 lockdown,
1. Hangar
2. Airport
3. Sky 😂
French Concorde !? It's a British and French collaboration!
AND planes are NOT steel !!
Theres an airport behind the Skylark Hotel in Essex. Maybe thats where the planes came form? DUH
Bob Isbell 😂
Well said....... And every now and then one of our remaining Vulcan bombers roars down the runway making a truly magical sound !!!!!
I like the one about the jumbo jet turned into a restaurant. In Colorado were I used to live there is this restaurant called Airplane restaurant (no joke Google it ) anyway, it's inside the belly of a KC-97 tanker. I love this place so much and i hope to dine there once more. Hope you guys look it up it's a gem of a restaurant still unknown by most Americans
If you are trying to piss off a British audience, you are doing a good job
TU-144 IS NOT TO-144 YOU PHYSICALLY HAVE TO PRONOUNCE THE U IN TU-144 OR ANY OTHER TUPOLEV PLANE YOU GET IT NOW!!!
Any plane can look abandoned in the middle of nowhere if you take the right angle
There is also a Concorde at the Fleet Air Arm Museum at RNAS Yeovilton. BAC Concorde G-BSST. The second Concorde to fly and the first British built example. It was flown to Yeovilton in March 1976 and opened to the public in July of that year. It has been on display ever since. It is packed with the test equipment used in the development of the aircraft. The high altitude testing was carried out in South Africa, where Concorde was based at the international airport for Johannesburg.
Search for Aviation Way Southend on Google maps and you can see it backs onto Southend Airport. The abandoned planes are basically parked in the back corner of the airfield, behind some maintenance facilities. Abandoned yes, mystery location, not really !
You get a thumbs down just for referring to airplanes as steel Birds when everyone knows that airplanes made of aluminum.
Actually the MIG-25 Foxbat was constructed of steel as the skin heating within its flight envelope was considered to be too high for aluminum...
Oh Wow, an abandoned gate guard plane, which happens to be outside a Caravan Park... They say its a mystery who maintains it... not.
The Concorde was not French. It was half French.
The name ‘concord ‘ means agreement, joint-venture, or partnership.
It was developed by the English and French as a partnership.
4:03 The ANGLO-French Concorde, si'l vous plait!
The FRENCH CONCORDE!!?? WHAT! You have to be American! Next you'll be telling us The English Electric Lightning was Irish!
They think the French concorde was made in the USA
The Concorde was not French. It was half French.
The name ‘concord ‘ means agreement, joint-venture, or partnership.
It was developed by the English and French as a partnership.
Forgot to mention the russian version snapped in two and fell onto a village.
"one of the Tu-144Ds (77114, a.k.a. aircraft 101) suffered a crack across the bottom panel of its wing"
AND was such a mitigating DISASTER that it only ever flew cargo missions until the end of its life.
@@peterstubbs5934 One was actually used by NASA for test flying purposes well after Concorde stopped operations. It was a economical failure though and not suited for passengers
TU-144 was too noisy for passengers
"A lick of paint and it could be in the air again." Clearly someone who flies Aero-Float all the time!
The way this works:
Someone who wants money writes a script full of typos and inaccurate facts.
Someone else with a nice voice gets paid to read the script, typos and all.
Only 8 Aardvarks????? ever built total rubbish try 563
Both Britain & France were working on their own SST in the mid 60s. To save money they decided on a joint project, the basic design by the British was adopted and RR already had developed suitable engines. The French contributed half the money and an E at the end of the plane' s name. It was eventually sunk by 9/11 people stopped flying just as the revised version took to the air after the crash by an Air France Concorde 2 years earlier.
Hahah french Concorde ! - Do your home work !
Wasn't it a British ,French collaboration?
Concorde was a British/French venture, not just French and the Canberra bomber was a British Bomber used and built by some commonwealth countries and the USA.
You fail to mention that Concord was a joint venture between Briton and France. The class on plane was taken-out of service after a fuel tank incident due to an unclean runway. The Russian plane was developed from "borrowed " plans of Concord.
There’s a fighter plane parked in a courtyard, hidden behind a wall, opposite the arch that leads to the baptistery and the leaning tower of Pisa, in Italy.
What type of fighter plane is it?
It is part of the school. Imagine going to a school with 2 jets parked in the yard across the road from the leaning tower of Pisa?
No one knew they were there except graffiti artists.
You know there are more planes on the ground and in the ocean that submarines in the sky!
His definition of "in good shape" varies greatly from mine.....
Spat out my coffee when he said Concorde was French..
Concorde for him can cord british for him is french
Someone needs to tell the script writer that airplanes are made from PRIMARILY aluminum and not steel.
Aero FLOAT? wtf!
It’s “Livery” like “liver” and “delivery”. Not like “chive” or “hive”.
My father designed all the power flying gear for Concord so it was a British French plane that I know for a fact
pope paul probably not
Yes your right Anglo French concord
I seriously doubt that the TU144 carried thousands. As I understand it they were only flown commercially on perhaps 100 passenger flights for the entire fleet!
And with no more than 50 passengers on any one flight. It was a massive failure.
The tu-144 was a copy of Concorde 😂
that failed due to leaked information to the ruskies that was wrong on purpose
I watched it right through. Anyone who posts a youtube video deserves some thanks. Yes, there were errors but so what, we got to see the video material. I wonder how many of the complainers have posted a youtube video? Anyway, thank you!
Stopped watching after the first 5 seconds when I read the comment about Concorde been French?
Me too
Sorry guys, but Concorde was an Anglo-French project!
This comments let me think that English people are arrogant
@@pallimpallom1515 it's Anglo french, I think it's an American production!
Yes, made me lose all credibility in this. Also the stuff on th Tupolev was rubbish too.
The French Concorde? And the TU144 carried thousands of passengers? 🤐
Yes, and most of the passengers who flew in it suffered severe hearing loss from the noise.
There is a place in France called chateau de savigny les beaune it has loads of old sort of abandoned planes. I went last year for my birthday and I was amazed. The owner is still alive and has them all in a field with fences around each one. The planes are not fixed and are rusty. The planes range from slow old planes to mach 2 jet fighters. As well as planes it was a abarth mussem as the owner used to race for them and a space mussem and a old tractor and farming machinery mussem with nose cones and jet engines from the planes outside the best but of all was it was really cheap.
Great video can you make one on abandoned submarines please?
Please NO
@@andrejansen9003 please yes
The FRENCH Concorde? The Concorde was a JOINT venture between France AND the UK!!!!!!!
Nature takes everything back!
he has no idea about anything in aviation
There were more than 2 p38 that took out Yamamoto. And There were 2 bettys with fighter escort zeros accompanied them.
this is how many times he asked a specialist for help explaining
|
V
Rizzo Studios beggar
A DC 8 airliner went supersonic on a test flight before either the Tupolev or Concord did. The test was to find out the consequences of over speeding the aircraft.
Sorry, but to qualify as flying supersonic, an aircraft must have achieved that airspeed in level flight. Which of course the DC8 can’t get anywhere near doing. No doubt many airliners had achieved “supersonic flight” even before that, but in the process of falling from the sky in accidents!
I echo the comments regarding the ANGLO French Concorde. The British, like the French also look after their old Concordes, the city of Bristol, where the British planes were built, has a purpose built aviation museum with the last Concorde to fly housed undercover.
I notice no mention of the remains of a war time P38 Lightening just off the Wales coastline !
Tu-144 was worse than the Concorde in just about every possible aspect.
You can't pronounce Livery properly...and the Concorde is 70% British, annnnd..planes are not steel 😂😂😂😂 Thumbs down
@Duncan Simpson Ozy Canberra bassed on british one but heavily moded
Oh ease up James, you prick!
The birds are aluminum; steel birds would be too heavy to fly. Talking about leaving historic aircraft outside for years, it was only very recently that the Americans finally put the first 747 ever built under a roof.
F1-11 was a heap of crap compared to the scraped TSR2
@Robert Baptie I need. It was Harold Wilson's government that wanted to borrow some money for the NHS back then from IMF and the US would only sign off if he scrapped that and a host of other projects that America was worried about. I wonder why? But, at the stroke of a pen 55k aireo space workers lost there jobs. I often wonder if we had kept them how big our aircraft and space industry would be to day. Sadly Harrod had like a lot of politicians today no vision of the future.
*scrapped 😉
Aw man come on!!!! The F111 was a legend. Ask Aussies. The TSR2 was a fairytale project that Brits keep whining about as a symbol of lost glory...like the unicorn with the lion on their coat of arms. Im not saying it wasnt good, but whether it would have performed for 50 years as well as the Aardvark, not known. F111 WAS, BY CONTRAST, A FACT.
Come on, Concorde was a joint British and French operation and a number of Concordes are displayed throughout the uk crediting BOTH the British and French constructors.
Tupelov never carried'thousands' of passengers!!!!!!
The Tupolev never carried passengers, it was carrying mail parcels only on test flight.. Concorde should still be flying.
4:10 The Honor Actually Goes To The Douglas DC-8
Concorde was NOT French, it was an Anglo French project. The Concord ceased flying after the French crashed theirs.
This is just wrong! The plane at 3:32 is a C130! Done with you guy!
Michael no it is Not
@@asmrl1157 A C 130 very briefly appears during the Canberra spot so Michael was technically correct
Thanks for the education, hadn't known that the Concorde was French, I thought it was an American design.
2:35 is vickers viscount
The issue with Concorde has been well noted, I am similarly intrigued by the Australian Canberra, the ENGLISH ELECTRIC CANBERRA was about as British as you could get, it was built under licence in the USA and Australia, but the aircraft was certainly British designed and powered..
The TU-144 carried hardly any passengers. Certainly not a thousand in total.
Okay, you lost me at: "It was the oldest airfield in the whole CITY" Don't cities usually have 1 airport? Even if it had 2, it's not very impressive to mention if it had just 2 airports...
AEROFLOAT ? Who did your translation ? Mr Potato ?
Not translation, just bad pronunciation.
There’s actually a second Canberra bomber hidden 300m away from the one on poles.
The tail of the unidentified A/C looks like a B57 Canberra
Two times you referred to the aircraft as steel bird's. If they were made of steel they would never get off the ground due to the extreme weight of steel.
I wish I found or could have just shell of plane somewhere or even if retired one (be nice if left cockpit flight stuff in) and use like a home thing
America. You just leave the mess as it is
Take it up. I Love this
My dog knows more aviation from the videos I watch than this guy 🤣
French Concord, Steel birds?? Aluminium my man, a very different metal. So much wrong with this, do some research next time please.
Well I guess, burying a plane is a little better than selling it for scrap metal.
FRENCH! I stoped watching this video after you said that.... for-shame on you lol
Cool video
Yeah, we gonna restore this B-17 that has been laying in a lake for 40 years - yeah Right? . ........
Southend essex, has long since been clear of old aviation to the best of my knowledge and I have never heard of the skylark hotel.... the zero 6 is another story.
They're not steel birds but are aluminum.
I was enjoying this until we got to the bit where you said the Concorde was French!! After that I stopped the video due to your lack of knowledge and ignorance to the British!
cavali jay it’s 25% French so........... don’t act like you built it now carry on
clay mitchell aww someone needs to pick his toys up and put his dummy back in!
Repeat after me, LIVER-REE not LIVE-OR-REE
And Aero-flot, not Aero-float.
The Concorde was french and British! Joint venture
Congratulations to your 8yr old son on his research for this vedio.
5:10: "Older airfields in the whole city" How many airfields do most cities have?
One 🤣
Planes have fuselages, boats have hulls and green comic book heroes are hulks.
Still some very cool footage! I’m not alone when I say,...............if you want,.....put it in my backyard! Hook up some electric,..nice summer place! I’d restore it so it looks cool! Every kid would love this in the backyard! How much is freight? Didn’t see any on E-Bay.
Not much research done here....
Merry Christmas 💜🎅💜
Steel bird mentioned several times. Aluminum is what they're made of 😑
Kind of like the wooden antenna that survived on one lol.
Whatever, it's not meant to be a technical video anyways. But the french Concord was heavy....
"French " Concorde? The only reason its spelt this way was diplomacy! It was a British & French developed plane, a triumph of European co-operation!
The Last Crusader Well... Now, Frenchs don’t have Eurofighters but they have the Rafale, wich is a WAY better aircraft than the EuroFighter...
Concorde was a British/French aircraft developed jointly and built in Britain and French Factories. The Australian Canberra was also built in Britain by English Electric!
Concorde was joint British & french design & build & would of still been flying if the French hadn't overloaded & crashed their one.
Bruh that‘s such a stupid comment
The aircraft rotting into the weeds behind the Skylark Hotel should not surprise anybody, they are laying only a few metres from the main runway of what used to be Southend Airport, a place I visited many times in my younger days, just to wander around the Aircraft Museum they had there. The exhibits on display were interesting enough to make time irrelevant, to the annoyance of my (then) wife! Southend Airport is now owned by the Eddie Stobart Group.