Omega DC10 Tanker & 2 US Navy F18 Hornets Arrive & Depart at Prestwick Airport | First 2017 Visit

[@DougBrighTan_o7]

Super incredible footage of the 2 x F/A-18F Super Hornet and the DC-10 Omega Tanker 😎🤩👍

[@DanielSander]

Thanks for Watching :)

[@DougBrighTan_o7]

@@DanielSander much welcome Daniel , 😁😎👍

[@TPAspotter]

The DC-10 sound and Hornet twin takeoff. Liked it.

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate.

[@jimfowler5930]

Since I flew US Navy, allow me: the first Hornet was from VFA-103, the Jolly Rogers squadron, and the second was from VFA-143, the Pukin Dogs (no, I did not forget a "g"). GREAT and very clear video, thanks for posting it!!!

[@DanielSander]

Never knew that about the squardons. Thanks for Watching and for the Information.

[@macgearalit]

@@DanielSander Strike Fighter Squadron 103, nicknamed the Jolly Rogers is an aviation unit of the United States Navy established in 1952. VFA-103 flies the F/A-18F Super Hornet and is based at Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia. The squadron's radio callsign is Victory and it is assigned to Carrier Air Wing Seven .Strike Fighter Squadron 143, also known as the "Pukin Dogs," is a United States Navy strike fighter squadron based at Naval Air Station Oceana, Virginia. The Pukin Dogs are an operational fleet squadron and flying the F/A-18E Super Hornet. They are currently attached to Carrier Air Wing Seven and. They are currently at their homeport of NAS Oceana. Their radio callsign is Taproom.
Active:
20 July 1950 - present

[@AlexPraglowskiAviation]

Absolutely brilliant footage! Definitely one of your best catches :) Huge like, I love the sound of the DC-10 departing.

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate. It sure is. I love my trijets as well, I never take them for granted.

[@slappymcgillicuddy7532]

Fun fact, Omega just acquired 2 KDC-10's from the Royal Netherlands Air Force after they converted to KC-30 MRTT. They have glass cockpits much like the MD-10 and will have boom and drogue capability

[@DanielSander]

Thanks for watching. I think one off the KDC10s is being used as a spares ship.

[@YQBspotting]

Fantastic shots my friend! I reall enjoyed the DC-10 and the first F-18 looked really cool :)

[@DanielSander]

Thank you my friend. Yeah the special tail on that one was a nice surprise. It looked really smart.

[@tears4fears1000]

Cracking stuff, well done - Liked !

[@DanielSander]

Thanks for Watching.

[@HDMelbourneAviation]

Brilliant footage mate, seeing all that would have been quite the experience! Liked!

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate. It sure was, the noise was superb as well.

[@jerrytahaviation]

Awesome video! Great catch! Awesome Jolly Rogers F/A-18! Liked! Greetz

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate. Yeah, the special tail was a really nice surprise.

[@jimfowler5930]

BTW, the long, full wheel roll was VERY unusual for FLY NAVY.... they are used to trapping a 3-wire (the ideal/target cable) and full thrust to make sure there is no bolter (missing all four "wires") and thus having enough power fly off and go around for another "call the ball" action.

[@yxeaviationphotog]

Navy crews routinely operate from land bases when not deployed to the carrier. So not unusual at all.

[@BritishTransportSpotter]

Absolute Stunning video!! Great sound aswell. Awesome catches

[@DanielSander]

Cheers Buddy, you can't beat that noise haha.

[@frogfoot_media]

Fantastic catch mate. Well done.

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate.

[@canadianplanespotter]

I rate this video 10/10! The DC-10 has a a special place in my heart, so I've gotta give it a massive thumbs up! :D

[@DanielSander]

Thanks mate. Same here, I love my trijets.

[@jerrydowse5061]

Canadian Plane Spotter .the first KC10 that ever left the US,i helped unload,still got the hat and pictures.Lovely a/c,did many more after that,in the 80's...Happy days...

[@CBGSpotter]

Such amazing catches Dan! I need a big of Omega :)

[@DanielSander]

Cheers Elliot.

[@FirstFlyTo]

5 star catch mate! I bet there wont be many opportunities to get a closeup like that of the rare dc-10. I was glad to catch a glimpse of it aswell

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate. Yeah certainly. Very rare to see these days.

[@ianstewartaviation2634]

Excellent thanks for sharing

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate.

[@NYCPlanespotting]

Really incredible shots my friend, absolutely incredible to see the Tanker! :D Liked!

[@DanielSander]

Thank you my friend. It sure is, especially a PW example.

[@GreatFlyer]

Excellent footage! Thumbs up!)

[@DanielSander]

Cheers Buddy :)

[@mylosairplanefan]

Man, I'm jealous, haha! That is such an amazing catch! Well done, biglike! :D

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mylos, haha. Maybe one day you might see this, who knows what the future holds.

[@ManchesterAviation]

Amazing video!

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Mate.

[@MrEddieG420]

super Hornets. Square inlets and bigger Wings.

[@DanielSander]

Never realised there was that big a difference. Thanks for Watching :)

[@ronronpagala910]

Rare bird sighting!

[@DanielSander]

Thanks for Watching :)

[@DjsAviation]

Epic man!

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Man.

[@pokemastergw2944]

Nice video ✈️

[@DanielSander]

Thanks Gary :)

[@bobby9353]

Are those armed? Looks like sidewinders and another missle on wing tips.

[@DanielSander]

Thanks for Watching. I have no idea, sorry.

[@soupfork2105]

The underwing ones look like AMRAAM to me

[@yxeaviationphotog]

AIM-9X on the wingtip and AIM-120 AMRAAM under the wing. Inert weapons though, just for training.

[@slappymcgillicuddy7532]

blue bands on the missiles = inert munitions. Brown and yellow bands = lives

[@illyrienautokton3895]

Lov usa love amerik

[@skyecommander2169]

Seeing super hornets aero brake doesn’t look right😂

[@DanielSander]

Yeah its weird. Thanks for Watching :)