That super pointy nose. The square front of the power plant/fuselage tapering off into a sumptuous curve. Those graceful wings, swept or un-swept....graceful either way. What a beauty she is.
I remember this so well - the programme said between 3-5 of the Russian aircraft would be displaying on certain days but wasn't finalised in print, so although all of them were out on static display earlier, we had no idea which ones would be flying. When my dad and I saw the engines starting up in the background, we couldn't believe our luck. A great show altogether, so much better than farnborough nowadays
@@globalawakeningproject I dunno. I quite like the old TU-114 and TU-116 turbo prop airliners that were built on the basis of TU-95. They were the largest and fastest airliners in the world for a while. I like the Il-62 as well. It reminds me of the VC-10. I think the Soviets did really well considering their industrial and scientific base was so far behind the West at the end of WWI. They managed to almost catch up and in some fields would rival and even exceed the West at times. I wonder if their massive investment into public education was a part of why they could do that. University was mostly inaccessible to the majority peasant population in tsarist times. They were mostly semi-literate and illiterate wood choppers and farmers etc. They went on to become one of the most highly educated populations in the world. That has to pay off in science for sure.
@@aquilarossa5191 Public education indeed made this possible. The "Sputnik Shock" lead to a similar education offensive in the US for fear of falling behind. Same is true for the PRC which went from 5% literacy in 1949 to more than 95% nowadays and already the Chinese Academy of Sciences is the main publisher in the Nature magazine for example.
I was there too. It was the loudest noise I have ever heard; louder than the SR-71 which I also saw at Farnborough. I almost dropped my camera, as the ground and my body were shaking so much with the thunder from this aircraft!
I remember being at the '92 show and first hearing a rumbling sound as the aircraft accelerated down the runway and as it passed all that I could perceive was a low frequency 'backfire' at around 20Hz and the ground shaking. The blue afterburners were interesting given the fact that most aircraft burners produce orange coloured exhaust with after burn due to the combination of oxygen and nitrogen to produce dinitrogen tetroxide.
@@TheMrGREENRay He was talking about the exhaust gasses, jet engine exhaust has dinitrogen tetroxide in it from unburned nitrogen and oxygen that is combined in the heat.
omg I have been looking for a clip of this beast at farnborough for ages. Thank you so much, shame i couldn't see it in real life as i wasnt even born then!
Не бомбёр совсем и поразили узкие крылья для такой махины. Отсюда высокая удельная нагрузка на крыло и нехилые проблемы в лётной эксплуатации. Сам выпускник Качи и, когда нас ибашников с Миг-21 перевооружили на подобное уёбище Су-24, плевали безмерно - за крен 70 и выше полагалась предпосылка к лётному происшествию с выговором по партийной линии. Посадочная скорость 330 и выше - вот и хвалёная изменяемая геометрия крыла. На выставках летают испытатели и машина облегчена до предела - ни вооружения, ни запаса топлива - им ставится задача покорить зрителей и спецов других стран.
@@Alex.Kost. Не понял. Где сказал неправду? Хотя бы один аргумент увидеть или таким "пилотам", как Вы, свойственно без причины ненависть культивировать к оппонентам и с пеной у рта пространство злобой наполнять? Поберегите, уважаемый, свою печень и желчный пузырь.
@@ветхотеософ удельная нагрузка проходит по АП для данного типа самолетов или самолет не прошел сертификацию ? О чем вы пишите , или на крейсере он летит с большим тангажем ?
Looks like an oversized Mig-27 Flogger and manuvors like a Mig-29 Fulcrum and accelerstes like a Mig-25 Foxbat. The Cool Blue afterburners must be really cool looking at night, just as much as in the day. The heat from them must be insane on the other end runway.
She turns and dances in the sky like a great migratory bird, showing the world how beautiful she is, in a more peaceful and hopeful time. Already drew blood in Afghanistan; sadly much more to come that wasn't a glint in our eyes in yet. Later wrought havoc in Chechnya and Georgia, now unleashing mayhem in Ukraine. It's amazing how benign and beautiful this graceful aircraft looks in this video, and how shark-like in the skies of war.
Not sure beautiful is correct more like something nasty flew out from the Game of Thrones into Earth 20th Century & transformed into that magnificent beast.
@@alexismiller3830 Чёрное море в соответствии с Конвенцией Монтрё корабли НЕчерноморских стран могут посещать не более 21 дня. Потом уходят, быстро-быстро. Чтобы не начать ходить под себя. Почитай, деточка, кроме скот-сетей, историю что ли, и международное право. А не возбуждайся так. а то прокладка намокнет
Amazing but scary when these Russian 'designs' fly around. They always look like Abbey Road medley that as John said 'junk' ie bits & pieces stuck to make one. Have the Red Arrows performed in Russia?
Нормальная безопасность че, во Львове тоже всё отлично было с безопасностью, пока не случится хер кто о чем начнёт думать, так всегда было, есть и будет.
A very serious piece of kit. So much so that the West wanted them destroyed in arms treaties. The Soviets removed the refueling probe to limit the range. The Russians have some very potent nuclear capable missiles like the new Kalibr and Kinzal that aircraft like this can deploy from stand of ranges. I think they could do major damage to anybody silly enough to tangle with them. NATO could overwhelm Russia, but it would be a very costly victory. Germany, Turkey and Italy especially seem to be opting out of the anti-Russia thing a bit and seem to prefer trade with them.
The Khinzhal hits it's target at 7500 mph. A MIG-31 could take off from Seattles Boeing field and fire the missile. 9 minutes later the San Francisco airport would be in ruins. Russia can launch those kkms all day if they have too.
Фарнборо ... Вряд ли был в числе точек прицеливания, 1992 год, "разгул демократии и братания"...1994 год будет годом "стрелецкой казни" для ДА и морской ракетоносной авиации, дальники пострадали больше...Если уж не жаль было "Шил", так хоть Китаю бы предложили, то то обрадовались "др[ о ] чуны", а Америка грызла бы ногти:-)
That super pointy nose. The square front of the power plant/fuselage tapering off into a sumptuous curve. Those graceful wings, swept or un-swept....graceful either way. What a beauty she is.
I remember this so well - the programme said between 3-5 of the Russian aircraft would be displaying on certain days but wasn't finalised in print, so although all of them were out on static display earlier, we had no idea which ones would be flying. When my dad and I saw the engines starting up in the background, we couldn't believe our luck. A great show altogether, so much better than farnborough nowadays
0:10 Car Alarms still do nightmares today from that Tu-22 take-off.
You know what I just learned? 30 years later, car alarms are still a pain in the ass.
i was there, I remember the ground shacking when he run up the engines for take off, awesome!!
Thats bad-ass Tony lucky you......one of Tupolev's finest designs for sure. Their civilian aircraft were crap!
@@globalawakeningproject I dunno. I quite like the old TU-114 and TU-116 turbo prop airliners that were built on the basis of TU-95. They were the largest and fastest airliners in the world for a while. I like the Il-62 as well. It reminds me of the VC-10.
I think the Soviets did really well considering their industrial and scientific base was so far behind the West at the end of WWI. They managed to almost catch up and in some fields would rival and even exceed the West at times. I wonder if their massive investment into public education was a part of why they could do that. University was mostly inaccessible to the majority peasant population in tsarist times. They were mostly semi-literate and illiterate wood choppers and farmers etc. They went on to become one of the most highly educated populations in the world. That has to pay off in science for sure.
@@aquilarossa5191 Public education indeed made this possible. The "Sputnik Shock" lead to a similar education offensive in the US for fear of falling behind. Same is true for the PRC which went from 5% literacy in 1949 to more than 95% nowadays and already the Chinese Academy of Sciences is the main publisher in the Nature magazine for example.
I was there too. It was the loudest noise I have ever heard; louder than the SR-71 which I also saw at Farnborough. I almost dropped my camera, as the ground and my body were shaking so much with the thunder from this aircraft!
I remember some years ago..I was in dacha, near Kazan, and one Tu22 take off from the Tupolev factory airport...WOW.. incredible sound..
I remember being at the '92 show and first hearing a rumbling sound as the aircraft accelerated down the runway and as it passed all that I could perceive was a low frequency 'backfire' at around 20Hz and the ground shaking. The blue afterburners were interesting given the fact that most aircraft burners produce orange coloured exhaust with after burn due to the combination of oxygen and nitrogen to produce dinitrogen tetroxide.
@@TheMrGREENRay He was talking about the exhaust gasses, jet engine exhaust has dinitrogen tetroxide in it from unburned nitrogen and oxygen that is combined in the heat.
Always loved the Backfire. Never saw this video before, she is quite agile for her sheer size and weight.
well she’s got no payload and a very light fuel load for the air show. Agility might suffer with an actual payload.
@@mishibird
Ok, but the video is still very impressive.
An amazing aircraft.
The sound there that day knocked the sausage and chips right out of me hands!!!
Красота!
omg I have been looking for a clip of this beast at farnborough for ages. Thank you so much, shame i couldn't see it in real life as i wasnt even born then!
I was there. And it was louder than f*ck. Seriously.
Yeah . That is why some airports would not allow it in.
Big stink about noise.
I was there, only year I went. It was a real treat to see and hear this monster in action! :)
Come back to the UK airshows :)
It's funny. In some ways it looks like a super-sized fighter!
That's why their range was so shit.
@@SteelbeastsCavalry But it's the fastest bomber on Earth ever built. And extremely maneuverable
@@AlexanderTch та не сказа бы что он сверхманевренный, у него предельные перегрузки 2,5g
@@R2D2G7 Я не сказал что он сверхманевренный, я написал что он очень маневренный и гораздо более маневренный чем любой другой дальний бомбардировщик
@@SteelbeastsCavalry its enough to drop 6 nukes on the usa and back
Закритические углы атаки, на грани самоубийства...... Лётчикам огромное спасибо за работу)))))))))) Обнимаю! 5 МРАП!
Весёлое!? Служил там, в прошлой жизни, 2АЭ при Андрееве.
Не бомбёр совсем и поразили узкие крылья для такой махины. Отсюда высокая удельная нагрузка на крыло и нехилые проблемы в лётной эксплуатации. Сам выпускник Качи и, когда нас ибашников с Миг-21 перевооружили на подобное уёбище Су-24, плевали безмерно - за крен 70 и выше полагалась предпосылка к лётному происшествию с выговором по партийной линии. Посадочная скорость 330 и выше - вот и хвалёная изменяемая геометрия крыла.
На выставках летают испытатели и машина облегчена до предела - ни вооружения, ни запаса топлива - им ставится задача покорить зрителей и спецов других стран.
@@ветхотеософ значит хреновый ты пилот, заметь - не летчик. Летать тебе ,качинец , на воздушных шариках! Удачи и не кашляй!
@@Alex.Kost. Не понял. Где сказал неправду? Хотя бы один аргумент увидеть или таким "пилотам", как Вы, свойственно без причины ненависть культивировать к оппонентам и с пеной у рта пространство злобой наполнять? Поберегите, уважаемый, свою печень и желчный пузырь.
@@ветхотеософ удельная нагрузка проходит по АП для данного типа самолетов или самолет не прошел сертификацию ? О чем вы пишите , или на крейсере он летит с большим тангажем ?
Usually when I see a heavy bomber at 90° bank, it means it's about to make its own crater...
Nice demonstration of ability there!
An awesome and beautiful aircraft.
Looks like an oversized Mig-27 Flogger and manuvors like a Mig-29 Fulcrum and accelerstes like a Mig-25 Foxbat. The Cool Blue afterburners must be really cool looking at night, just as much as in the day. The heat from them must be insane on the other end runway.
Mig 23 too, both swing wings also
Farnborough and Fairford were fantastic airshows in the late 80s - early 90s. Fairford is now a pale imitation of a once great air show.
there seems to be so few types of plane produced these days ! Farnborough in 50-60's could have been filled with British aircraft types .
Прекрасный красавец, великолепен!!!
Почти стратега на продажу выставляли. Это правильно?
@@portos9814 Ту-16, Ту-22 экспортировались - его одноклассники ж же ж, и ничего. Ту-22М мб тоже экспортировался, пока это неизвестно.
красивая, гордая птичка
а просто красивой быть не может!? диагноз -- совок! \лайк я поставил...если че\
@@vovagreen7414 де генерат ставит диагнозы это цирк
This is Backfire...
Красавец. Обладает самой высокой скоростью для данного класса
She turns and dances in the sky like a great migratory bird, showing the world how beautiful she is, in a more peaceful and hopeful time. Already drew blood in Afghanistan; sadly much more to come that wasn't a glint in our eyes in yet. Later wrought havoc in Chechnya and Georgia, now unleashing mayhem in Ukraine. It's amazing how benign and beautiful this graceful aircraft looks in this video, and how shark-like in the skies of war.
Magnificent and deadly machine. On that first pass it looked like it was near stall speed.
Awesome display and video of this amazing bomber. Wish I was there. Thanks for upload! :)
Incredible aircraft!
What a beautyfull machine!!!!!♥
Not sure beautiful is correct more like something nasty flew out from the Game of Thrones into Earth 20th Century & transformed into that magnificent beast.
Когда крыло собрал,это да,красавчик...
Прекрасный самолёт! Бэк файер!))))
Его время прошло)
А время Б 1 Б тоже прошло....?
Или Б 52?....
Биг файер...
@@hohLo-Svin Короче,- 🔥 огонь самолёт!)
А вообще - обратный или ответный огонь!
Looked like he was going to do Barrow role pretty tight turn for an aircraft that sizes
If you see one over the UK now, hide!
i am still baffled as to why russian afterburners are blue while nato ones are usually orange.
Made in Russia !
Vodka vs Democracy
an answer to a 7 year old question, its the fuel. Some russian jets burn orange too.
The vodka. Alcohol burns blue.
а кто тогда летал из испытателей хотел бы узнать
When farnborough was good
Супермашина. Если экипаж "Дональд Кук" с пролета Су-24 срётся, то увидев Ту-22 даже непонятно, что будет.
А толку, всё равно в случае чего,шапками закидывать придётся...🤣🤣🤣
@@ТоляН-М15Г дурачок?
Так срется что постоянно в Черное море как домой ходит... А в Раше вечно визги и истерия.
@@alexismiller3830 Чёрное море в соответствии с Конвенцией Монтрё корабли НЕчерноморских стран могут посещать не более 21 дня. Потом уходят, быстро-быстро. Чтобы не начать ходить под себя. Почитай, деточка, кроме скот-сетей, историю что ли, и международное право. А не возбуждайся так. а то прокладка намокнет
@@ТоляН-М15Г верно!
I went home with a headache that day.
2 times 25-ton engines.... blue flame.... engineering wonder.
Навели наши шороха...
Если бы бомболюк на заходе открыли, тогда навели бы.
Галоши союза в деле...
@@ВадимЗадунайский-л6б ,,шило" однако))),какие галоши???- оборону ПВО ,,протыкать"
ты забыл...еще -- погнали наши городских....жлоб и совок!
@@ЮрийШерстяных-м9д я слышал...что из-за наличия на машине\ту 22\ большого количества спирта....
Красавец!
A very special aircraft
Gorgeous airplane.
This is why Russian planes are better looking!
An absolute freak of an aircraft.
Just look at how wide the fuselage is and how tall the tail. An absurd design.
That takeoff looked fucking awesome !!!!!
Amazing but scary when these Russian 'designs' fly around. They always look like Abbey Road medley that as John said 'junk' ie bits & pieces stuck to make one. Have the Red Arrows performed in Russia?
Ah the old swing wing....
Пздц,безопасность на шоу...
Не дай бог чё-винигрет будет по всему Фарнбуру.
Нормальная безопасность че, во Львове тоже всё отлично было с безопасностью, пока не случится хер кто о чем начнёт думать, так всегда было, есть и будет.
How far we've regressed.
All those car alarms going off most be one loud mother
its the type of fuel we use.
looks close to stall after take off
A very serious piece of kit. So much so that the West wanted them destroyed in arms treaties. The Soviets removed the refueling probe to limit the range. The Russians have some very potent nuclear capable missiles like the new Kalibr and Kinzal that aircraft like this can deploy from stand of ranges. I think they could do major damage to anybody silly enough to tangle with them. NATO could overwhelm Russia, but it would be a very costly victory. Germany, Turkey and Italy especially seem to be opting out of the anti-Russia thing a bit and seem to prefer trade with them.
Scrapping the Ukrainian ones was a serious mistake.
The Khinzhal hits it's target at 7500 mph. A MIG-31 could take off from Seattles Boeing field and fire the missile. 9 minutes later the San Francisco airport would be in ruins. Russia can launch those kkms all day if they have too.
Надо было на сверхзвуке над бошками - ииииииииааааааууууу что б англичашки обсерушки сделали =))))))))))))))))))
Надо Моргулису позвонить чтоб телевизор вам запретил. 🤣 🤣 🤣
а если британцы на сверхзвуке...над максом...чтобы у таких идиотов...как ты...барабанные перепонки лопнули!
@@Савва-м8ф 100%...но этот идиот скорее всего не знает высоцкого!
Красава!
60 тонн машет крыльями!)))))))) Б-52 помаши? Страшно?
Прошу прощения, ваш 52 - чистый тупой бомбер, который мы собьем на взлете. А Ту-22м3 проползает низиной над Калифорнией!
th-cam.com/video/Kfp-G4NWyJs/w-d-xo.html
@@Alex.Kost. палками сбивать будете? , имбицилы шестивольтовые! Ухахах ухахах ухахах
@@tomcray7907 ага, палками..... гиперзвуковыми.. . Уаххааххааа...!
@@BELAZist494 валежником, это так по скрепному.
Far out! ✈️
I was there
A plane that should destroy cities !
No, his nickname of "the killer of aircraft carriers".
Bad that TSR 2 program was cancelled.
The Carrier Killer.
Why do these Soviet Era / Russian ets have upturned chin/nose?
aerodynamics
Уххххххх!)
Well done Russia ❤️😃👍
2:33 !
Like !
Back fire more like back broke in two or the Folding lawn chair lmfao.
Да, дома бы с "радуги" прописали по самые небалуйся. Выпендрёжник, хотя если топливо особо не считать.....то можно ))
Que maniobrabilidad
Cool 😊🤗
💪💪💪🔥
Фарнборо ... Вряд ли был в числе точек прицеливания, 1992 год, "разгул демократии и братания"...1994 год будет годом "стрелецкой казни" для ДА и морской ракетоносной авиации, дальники пострадали больше...Если уж не жаль было "Шил", так хоть Китаю бы предложили, то то обрадовались "др[ о ] чуны", а Америка грызла бы ногти:-)
👍👍👍good veri good.ussr.tu-22m3.
Красавчик
Я бы подальше держался от этого летающего гроба
Так ты и так держишься подальше. Вон у тебя какая рожа придурковатая
@@AlexanderTch а ты в зеркало давно на себя смотрел!?
Vodka !
💓💓💓🇷🇺🇷🇺💓💓💓
Too sad that we can't see the ukrainian ones anymore.
My Honda Civic can do that
Time of russian disaster
To all U.S Military aviators, this is simply a target.
It's hard to shoot down. that's the fastest bomber on earth ever built
Idiot yor simply😊
@@AlexanderTch Maybe fast.
@@неспешиотвечать Thanks for playing.
Da Horse, American fanboy
ЖАЛЕЮ, ЧТО НЕ ПУСТИЛ ЭТИ РАКЕТЫ.Сейчас американцев было бы меньше на 30000000 рыл.