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- Hi, after a short break I'm back with a new video!!!
Is this video I try take off planes of all sizes at Saba airport, located in the Caribbean. The runway is just 400 metres (1,312 feet) long. So it's definitely challenging with big planes!!!
Be sure to check out part 1 of this video: • CAN YOU LAND THE AN-22...
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Cessna 172: 0:42
Cessna Grand Caravan: 1:20
F18: 1:57
Cessna Citation longitude: 2:31
Airbus A320Neo: 3:13
Boeing C17 Globemaster: 4:03
Boeing 787-10: 4:44
Airbus A330Neo: 5:26
Boeing 747-8: 6:20
An225: 7:33
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Never, I repeat, NEVER hesitate to use the AN225. It's legacy must be remembered!!!
Yes we must always keep the AN@@5 in our hearts
It will be rebuild
I hope it will be rebuilt
@VinocraftV2 It's not true) It's in Kiev, and it's okay)
Goddamned Russians....
I hop they can build another antonov-225!🔥😭
TYSM for 1.7k Likes🎉😊🎉
Unfortunately it's impossible... (╥﹏╥)
That's probably... But if the siege from Russia continues maybe it's time to forget that
@@ryzuu5784 There is another one that was never fully completed and there has been no news about it.
we all hope it will come back. trying not to give you any false hope but, there are plans to build it again :)
I think they have a spare 1 but it's 45% done
More than a big aluminium can flying in the air, this plane was a symbol of human intelligence and ingenuity, which was a masterpiece of Engineering
@@MidwestFarmToys yes
@@MidwestFarmToys ?
Thats the soviet engineering for ya.
@@solareclipse9379 what about soviet technology
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The C17 was a nice add. I've flown on C17's many times. Those things are the Cadillac CTS-V of cargo planes.
When doin tactical take off, they do what is called an Unrestricted Climb, and talk about your head being around your ankles when that happens... I hated it when we took off like that, but loved it cause I knew leaving Iraq and Afghanistan it was a piece of mind knowing g we were going to be out of range of just about anything thrown at us in a very short period of time.
I worked on the C-17 Globemaster III. And the reason it can achieve a high AOA (Angle of Attack) is due to a combination of extremely high thrust to weight ratio (engines are rated about 41 thousand lbs of thrust). An ogival shaped fuselage, shorter in length but higher in top to bottom for cargo capacity. And an anhedral wing and lifting body surface with large, vertical vortex dissipators at the outer wing surface and high lift, lower drag Fowler Flaps for climb.
It's a very impressive aircraft with sub optimal landing area capabilities and 2° slope climb on the ground, in reverse. The only limitation the C-17 has is range and that is partially mitigated by a large, internal (ER) bolt on fuel tank. Also mitigated with in-flight refueling. But realistically? It could land and takeoff at SABA airport. Even with a full load.
Edit: For engine thrust I meant 41 thousand lbs thrust EACH. Total output 164 thousand lbs thrust. However, a leaked Boeing document has shown a possible C-17B model (Current model is C-17A) indicating a 30 plus foot fuselage extension coupled with larger Pratt and Whitney engines in the 50 thousand pound class. Giving the C-17B higher performance for the same fuel consumption as the current engines.
@@deathstrike Very cool. Since leaving the USAF in 2000, i haven't kept up with Mil aviation advancements. 130J, and C-17 were still shiny and new back then. I rode up top (facing backwards) in a C-5 once. Had a light load, and was impressed by the power it had.
It's was scary taking off in a C17 with full cargo for the first time but once that beast is in the air it's so smooth.
@Ms Moon Boo not sure what ya mean by your comment. If you have ever risen in one, you would know what I'm talking about. Have a blessed day.
AN-225 flew last year right above my house during air parade trainings. It was really gorgeous and humongous aircraft and, surprisingly, not really loud
Was it flying relatively low? If yes you must condider yourself a lucky man
And now it's in pieces destroyed by the Russians because stupid Ukraine gave up their nukes and USA kept expanding East after they agreed not to following the Cuban Missile Crisis. So basically America is the reason it got destroyed. Hooray us
Ukrainian children?
Rip an-225 I’m glad you returned it
In reality here there's no AN-225
@@BokoblinJunior. well, at least there *WAS*
сейчас такой самолет не нужен. Это строилось ради гонки с шаттлом
A tip for taking off on short runways:The bad part about flaps is that they slow the plane down a lot. To get more speed when taking off you have to start the takeoff with the flaps off and put them to the maximum in the middle of the runway, just enough so that when you go to pull up, the flaps will be on.
Flaps don't move into position instantly, they wouldn't have time to set on such a short runway. Clearly you are used to unrealistic arcade style sims and have never flown like me!
@@Zwia. LOL, Nice troll, though partially true.
That pretty much only works on STOL planes or planes with manual flaps. Once he got past the 172, which also has electric flaps, that would be impossible
Seeing the "Dream" take off is always a pleasure.
That ending was beautiful! Brought a tear to my eye!
These close calls are insane
That 787 dip as it left the runway! Edge of my seat!
Lucky enough to visit Saba a few times, landed from both directions, the takeoff's are insane. What a fun place.
I performed a landing with the 747-8i in SABA once. Didn't realize there was a 225 addon... also congrats on the takeoffs. Mriya's one was quite mesmerizing.
R.I.P, An-225. You was the best.
Excellent video as always mate!
Music and Antonov had me feeling something. Nice job
Thanks for the fun video!
I tried it myself.
I was able to take off. I am happy♪
In reality the ground effect over water might improve your chances a little.
love the ending music, almost brought a tear to my eye
Been here since 1k you have grown sooo quickly!
Man this is a fantastic video good work buddy🔥🔥🔥🔥
Thanks man 👍
I felt goosebumps when 787 just took off from the runway and was touching the sea
Great video! I wonder what the next runway will be? 🤔
I've actually flown into and left Saba. I think it's usually an 8 person plane. it's a pretty crazy takeoff.
I think i subscribed to tfs2020 when it had around 1,300 subs. And im so excited to see that your almost at 9 or even 10k. Its so good to see a smaller creator grow so quickly. 100k by the end of 2023?
Thanks man!!!
It's crazy, in January I only had 500 subs!
Thank you for such interesting video! Espesecialy for 7:40!
I hope @DAntonov could post new videos with next An-225.
th-cam.com/users/DAntonov
Damn I just had dreams about airplanes, and now I get this in my recommend again XD
Now that this boi is gone, let's give some respect and mourn this plane.
His not gone it would be rebuild
I suggest everyone watch Dmytro Antonovs latest video 3 days ago where he walks around the 225, truly heartbreaking video, it's basically just the left wing, 3 engines, left side of the rear wheels and rear rudder that's salvagable.
whole tail section is salvagable too but the left stabiliser need repair.
I have seen Drs in ER do better with less
@scott bakula huh? You saying the destroyed aircraft that was sitting in its hangar that got shelled by an invading force is somehow an insurance scam?
@Jason what sources, RT? It was destroyed while the Ukrainian forces were taking control, true. But the artillery that destroyed it was Russian, mainly due to Russia mass bombing the airfield in the hopes of achieving a "scorched earth" type retreat.
@Jason typical kremlebot works for rolton 🤦♂️
6:03
That rare moment when your altitude and your inches Mercury setting on your altimeter are actually the same value
The 225 looked like the Spruce Goose. 🤣😂👍🏼
She needs some space shuttle boosters as JATO rockets for a higher payload take off from that airport
That was awesome, I thought for sure the A330 and up wouldn't make it!
your are awsome!!!!!!!!
the ground effect saved them.
Que pena no poder volver a verlo volar !! AN225 RIP for ever
thx for the hard work antonov-225 mriya now RIP in peace
Nice video! Maybe do Lukla again!
Would like to see this with a C-5M Super Galaxy.
Try to use the c-17 with 50% fuel. It was built for short runways, also, NEVER hesitate to remember the AN, EVER.
Seeing the 225 takeoff really makes me happy
Thank you for flying Mriya!
Man very good one. Just keep an eye on the landing gear. Landing gear acts a break for the plain. And it is especially critical to bring the gear up once you got off the ground on such a short run way to gain more speed and lift.
Depending on the aircraft, the landing gear door transit is actually the worst drag condition. Better to keep it out.
noticed how their fuel gauge was at really low, makes sense
it shows him dumping fuel on purpose before second try
Great vids you’ve just earned yourself a sub :D
Not everyone knows, this is the biggest, and one of its kind when it comes to big aircraft. When soviets were broken down, it was given to the Ukrain, where it was destroyed due to the war we are very familier with. Now this aircraft is in history.
It was built by Ukrainian Antonov at a Ukrainian factory in the Ukrainian city of Kharkov. No "Soviet" built it and never handed it over to Ukraine. It has always been a Ukrainian aircraft, from construction to death. Study the facts before you say such things. You offended the Ukrainians.
@@NK-qz1qi I doubt any ukrainians that aren't interested in aviation would care.
@@cephy8102 We do care.
When you come off the line with all engines full try having NO FLAPS in. Then at 50% runway drop in 20 degrees. You'll carry more speed into the takeoff.
he should also try pulling up the wheels as fast as possible when off because the wheels cause drag.
Really Aerosucre stuff here, nice.
I remember being stationed off the coast of Spain. US Air Force. The first tower was hit and news had spread. We all assumed it was wartime, and prepped for flight, but were told to carry on. A few of us started pre flight procedure. That's when it got weird. Commanding officer said "I said at ease! Don't make me nine eleven you too!" This was before the second tower had been struck. We eventually killed him. Crazy times. I guess you could say we "nine elevened" him. Nobody even cared. He was demolished. I'm not going to name names, but he knew something and couldn't hide it.
At 10:09 you can see it dips into the ground. Kinda looked like the physics were unrealistic, at such a slow speed a heavy plane like this would nosedive into the sea probably. Google sais takeoff speeds range between 240-280kph, even with the fuel dump and head wind it probably wouldn't take off at 180kphs.
MSFS has unrealistic physics??? I never would have guessed
@@themoodiestsmoothie Idk if people upload physics tests like this I expect at least some level of quality, the plane glitching through the ground is pretty disappointing. That's not unrealistic that's an actual bug.
I bet he had crashing disabled, otherwise such bump would be game over.
@@user-hr2zy7ct8h No, I'm just talking about how MSFS has pretty unrealistic physics in general when compared to X-Plane, for example.
Jeez! And I was overwhelmed enough when my flight instructor put me at his airport in the sim. I crashed a 172 lol
Finally the "dont'sink' alarm its'served to something
It was a beautiful plane, the USSR made a lot of amazing equipment.
Bro, it’s Ukrainian
@@voltifer6134 Bro, this aircraft began to be developed and flown on it a few years before the appearance of Ukraine.
@@vs4961 This is a Ukrainian plane, built by Ukrainian company, in Ukraine. We were very proud of it. Everybody knew Мрія.
Ussr? Amazing 😂 bro what are you smoking lmao
👍 for those of us that love planes and would've loved being a pilot, but are afraid of flying....😞
🤙🇺🇸
"Don't sink, don't sink."
Yes, plane, that's what I'm tryin' to do!
OK. Now land them.
Edit: I immediately found out you'd done that first. Did way better than I would have thought possible.
Спасибо! Классное видио, жалко этого самолёта больше не будет
будет ,построят новый лет так через 5,это вопрос принципиальный
@@user-ut5se3eg9q Кто построит?
@@Specter690655 Украина с помощью Европы,Сша...чертежи то остались,главное финансы и время
@@user-ut5se3eg9q Дадада... Украина - от слова "украсть". Она за последние 30 лет что вообще построила?
ахаха, украина строит, пфффф, поперхнулся, ага))
Most of Mriya has been confirmed to be salvageable and repairable, aside from the totally wrecked front end. Give her a 5 year surgery and she will be back!!!
A 5 year reconstruction surgery and a ton of cash, and she'll be back in the sky. It'll be worth every penny in my book.
@@GracemarieJohnson The company plans to bill Russia for the reconstruction and just build it anyway. I have a hunch they're going to need her more than ever now.
@@WarhammerWings Especially with all the natural disasters that can happen around the world, that beastly plane is going to be needed very much for sure.
Antonov: „We are sinking, we are sinking“
Me: „what are you sinking about?“
Very good video bro it was a good idea to put the an-225 in the video because in my heart it will be the biggest plane forever and ever♥️🕊👍
Rip "Мрія". Thanks from Ukraine
Дякую тобі друже за підтримку моєї країни!
Дуже приємно.
Нехай у тебе все буде добре в житті.
А нашу «Мрію», ми ще відбудуємо)
Вона буде краща!)
Thank you very much for supporting my country)
Слава Україні!
for some reason this was awesome
Well you got to destroy it again in this video, nice work
I`m from Ukraine.
I live near the Gostomel airfield.
On the day that the AN-225 was destroyed - I heard a very loud explosion from the side of the airfield and saw a pillar of smoke.
At that moment, I realized what had happened. It was very painful.
RIP Мрія.
І не торбуйтесь. Ми побудуємо новий літак. Новий AN-225. Наш Президент Зеленський вже наказав побудувати новую "Мрію". Тому - усе буде :)
Дякую за відео!
Thank you for the video!
🤣 Да да ты увидел столб дыма и почувствовал укол в сердце🤣 Всё так и было 100%
Вы блин 30 лет не могли достроить второй Ан 225, будто сейчас сможете🤣
@@I_Love_CQB И, между прочим, посмотри историю АН-225. Мрия смогла снова летать силами украинских предприятий. Смогли раз, сможем и во второй. А вы за что бы не брались - одна разруха. Вот где посмейся лучше =)
@@I_Love_CQB Як у вас там ракета яку побудував Рогозін? А точно впала, забув прлбач
@@yaroslav429 не знаю, уважаемый, о чем вы говорите. О какой разрухе? Глупо сравнивать эти две страны. Был в России год назад (Путешествовал по Европе, в т.ч. посетил Украину и Россию, в РФ доехал до Бурятии, г. Северобайкальск). Так уровень жизни и качество инфраструктуры в России на порядок выше. Понимаю, что сейчас тяжело как то трезво оценивать, но я бы на Вашем месте не бросался громкими словами про «разруху». Всего вам хорошего.
@@user-cw5qs3db7x ну так не рассуждайте, раз не знаете. Естественно, что глупо, никто и не сравнивал. Рад за Вас, держите в курсе. Счастливо =)
Наша «Мрія» буде вічно жити! Дякую Вам за підтримку, наші зарубіжні друзі!🇺🇦❤️
🇹🇷🇺🇦🇦🇿
Она не ваша она советская
Вам она попала случайно. Всё, абсолютно всё, что к вам попадает - вы просираете. Мрия исключением не стала
Great job ! Amitiés d'Alsace
We will always remember the mighty AN225! It will become history and everyone will know it as the biggest plane of our century!🫡
An 225 the Soviet Plane not Ukrainian.
reminds me of the story of a USAF transport that landed at the wrong airport, they had to download and defuel for it to get enough speed to take off
cool video...
Such a cool channel!
Nice
I am impressed the Neo made it. Really.
Fly high, sky king.
Great!
Dude that 747 was so close to tailstriking the water
Those fuel loads though. Hehe.
And it was, the queen of the sky 👑
you would get a faster takeoff speed if you waited till the very end of the runway to throw the flaps. having them on the whole time creates drag that only holds you back. a plain hill take off at a certain speed and lift compared to the air. you can get to the speed faster and then throw in the lift and you will take off just the same but now you'll be going faster making it easier. same reason you pull up at the end and not the whole time.
congratulations the last one was very realistic you can now become an airplane pilot
When I saw the 330, 747 & the AN225 -> "NO WAY!".
Where’s engine 5 and 6 on Mriya!
Good work getting off Saba, I’d imagine someone IRL would need a brandy or two after attempting it!
i like the an 225 take off the WAGNER group will love the result, and they got rid off it
That Airbus A330 with like 10% fuel haha
Wow, it was perfect. Im from Ukraine. It was my first time i had watched your video. I just watchted, i hadnt seen date of the video. And than, your inscription 'And finally tha Antonov 225 whitch...', its really toched me! Thanks!!!
Normally once you see a positive rate on the VSI its time to call for gear up.. in your case plane descends down into ground effect over the water.. gear up as soon as you lift off and leave end of runway should be the game plan
Mentour Pilot said that closing gear makes additional drag during the process. Maybe that's why he did it this way.
@@OrionToth not sure, but after the doors closed it gives extra speed
That’s amazing!
The phrase don't sink takes on new meaning when you are almost dipping your landing gear in the sea
The Antonov 225 must live on!
we need a lot of new videos
don't forget us ❤
Carrier deck next!
hey bro i like your videos, new follow😉
Hey! Great vid. What replay software do you use?
I use this addon nl.flightsim.to/file/8163/flight-recorder
Seeing AN225 makes me emotional every time.
Was there only one made?
@@xeldinn86 yes
damn thats a small runway even for a 172 at optimum conditions
Head wind giggity definitely helped it get up giggity
good job
When I was in Kandahar Afghanistan. I used to drive my vehicle to the end of the runway when the AN225 would come in and take off. No one will ever be able to experience that same surreal astonishment ever again... and that's just sad.
I'm surprised you never do the DHC-6 Twin Otter. Nothing says Saba like a white Winair Twin Otter with red and blue trim. The pilots make a big show out of driving off the cliff while using the flaps to keep that bird on the ground until the last second!
You did it......but your almost out of fuel now!!
The altitude at Flat Point and those cliffs are an advantage. You can drive off the cliff and continue to gain airspeed as you lose altitude.