A380 Nearly Stalls
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Dude would you stop with this bullshit clickbait titles? You cannot stall an Airbus in normal law. Anyway you cannot see the aerodynamics of the wing from the outside so you cannot say how close he was to stall that thing. So please just stop it.
@@Suiramlp LOL I think you're just mad just because the title of the video is a bit wrong
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@@Gg-ij7li It's so sad you have to spam other peoples' channels with that.
Nearly stalls? That was a solid V2 climb out with all operating.
Uh, it was intentionally brought to near stall for dramatic effect at an airshow, so I wouldn't call it a solid climb, it was a stunt performed by a highly skilled pilot
Dude, you really don't need the click bait titles. Your content is better than that.
I agree and technically none of this is actually "his" content.
@@Starfishscalemodeling I’d appreciate it if you could keep your thoughts to yourself. Thank you.
@@VegasMilgauss The hell did he say that was so wrong?
@@therealsnakescarry on like that and you’ll find out.
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You have great content, but I can't stand your click-baiting titles "A380 Nearly Stalls". No it didn't. It was a classic and well managed airshow performance.
Totally agree, already commented on this, no need for clickbait in this channel!
as bad as that 3 Minutes of Aviation channel
daily dose of internet doesnt clickbait and has better content same thing tho but hes top of the niche
I agree. I think I'll unsubscribe his channel soon if this continues. He doesn't need clickbait but still does it.
Nah 3 minutes is way worse
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It's nice seeing more A380s in the air again.
I'm surprised 747s are still in service, they're like 50 years old now
@@rfspilot Well, the 747 was in production till December of last year, so the 747s we're seeing right now are almost certainly much younger than 50 years.
Also, not every 747 is the same. There were many different subtypes that, while they are technically all related to each other, could also be considered as completely independent aircraft types.
@@OleJanssen true. I can't argue with that
Its called an a demonstration of the capabilities of the a380 not a dangerously steep climb
"Nearly stalled" is a hell of an over statement
Still waiting for the video of the A380 nearly stalling.
"A380 Nearly Stalls"
doubt
Doesn't have to be overly dramatic to enjoy watching these impressive aircrafts. Nice to watch!
aircraft is the plural of aircraft. not "aircrafts"
@@a-fl-man640 It's "Aircraft" with capital letter...But hey, luckily no one was injured.
@Nathan It is a name.🤷♂ Isn't it?
@@a-fl-man640 I wasn't taught which one to use in school, but I looked it up when I wrote it and either is correct.
The A380 was at an airshow. It was a vertical takeoff test
No. Just the demonstration of the power of his engines . It was the first Bourget for the A380 I think . Just to
impress the public
The Queen's landing was so graceful ❤️
Buttery smooth
@@TouchiestMetal no pilot will say butter. It’s called a greaser.
@@rtbrtb_dutchy4183 actually?
@@Sebastian-xl7vd Yep, butter is a term for plane spotters.
Not actual pilots.
Would love to be present at such an air show!!! 👍🏻
I was there and it was really impressive to see!
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@@Gg-ij7li keep it for you're self.
How do you know it was dangerously steep? What was the airspeed?
Looks like 110 knots
@@disclaimer6872 no that's way below the stall speed that can't be it
@@falling_metal_pipe An average commercial jet accelerates to between 120 and 140 knots prior to liftoff. 110 knots isn't 'way below' like you said.
@@disclaimer6872 I know at takeoff but the speeds are different at landing
The power of the A380 is INSANE 🤩
A380 has automatic safety feature, there was virtually no chance of a stall. Another thumbs down.
"In AN airshow in Paris" Yeah, just a little one, The Bourget Airshow :-) I was at the Bourget this year, during pro days, the A380 did the same , and this climbing was incredible but terrifying
It's quite crazy the A380 is such a huge airliner in the sky. Despite the fact 39 A380s are already retired from 2017 until now, The Superjumbo will continue to fly into the future.
Didn’t nearly stall and it wasn’t “a dangerously steep climb”. Why do you say these things?
🤤🥵 the 747 landing was sooooo buttery
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i always am on the edge of my seat with these videos.
A380 going vertical and lord of the rings music playing in the background - PERFECT!
Haven’t heard any “Luckily no one was injured” in awhile, let’s get some of that in the next video!
NO!
Just for context this isn't an actual takeoff with cargo on board and God no with passengers onboard but this is an Airshow just to show the power of the Airbus and really just test its limit's so the Airbus Company knows what it need to improve on their planes...
all of these pilots and trained and thats why they has VERY steep climb rate, and a very steep turn.... AND ALSO explains why there is so much people....
So hope that cleared things! Try search it up... A380 Airshow! ❤
Leveled off after ground effect was finished
What? No, not even close.
its still amazing how crazy the a380
nearly stalls? 👎
2:45 That was a Canadair CL-215. If there wasn't a forest fire nearby, it might have been a training flight or just a shakedown flight.
I think it was during the fires in Tarifa (Cádiz) a few time ago. It might be spoted in Trafalgar Cape.
415. Turbine engines, upswept wingtips, and the strakes on the elevator plane.
True, but techncially a Viking Air, since they bought the certs for those planes.
@@ranua9327 Pretty close, yes it is in Spain but this beach is actually Playa de Maspalomas on the island of Gran Canaria (Canary Islands). The lighthouse in the back, localy known as "El Faro", is a dead givaway and quite unique.
@@captainmadpat7632 Very kind answer, thank you!
I had the strangest dream last night where an Emirates A380 crashed on my clos shortly after takeoff (I live right an Airport), and the fire was out in a matter of minutes (it was a clear sunny day)
The spray on Suparna Airlinee is nothing compared to some recent Big Jet TV coverage recently at a London airport (which even made it onto the BBC News)
Low, slow, and in a steep bank. Will we ever learn?
That’s steep!
Nah, the A380 just wasnt carrying a lot of weight so climbing this steep is decently possible.
Too much clickbate, other channels offer similar content without BS titles
nice wet 747 landing, well done. firefighting plane over the beach, who would have thought.
1:40 almost the smooooothest landing ever
Smooth enough to knock the nose gear light on..😂😂💡
The lord of the rings music in the background was nice :D
Question on the 747 landing, when the nose briefly lifted after landing, was that a pilot input or was it aerodynamics?
757, the most beautiful plane ever designed😍
It's a pencil ✏️😅
@@patelnikhil9166 Yeah, but a beautiful one 🙂
1..45 you can see the force of the reverse thrust braking system
ballert auf lautlos 🔥
Dangerously steep climb? Totally wrong. It's flying in Normal Law. The software will automatically prevent dangerous Alpha levels and slow speeds. You can hold the stick back and it'll not stall aerodynamically. Windshear escape maneuvers are to hold the sidestick full aft and the computer will automatically control pitch to prevent stalls while maximizing climb rate. Lucaas, you're making clickbait statements worthy of unscribing.
That pilot definitely knows what hes doing, the stall was considered but the wits win
The last plane flying by the beach is a Canadair CL-415 of the Spanish Air Force. It's a water scooper designed to scoop up water from lakes, rivers or any other bodies of water to fight wildfires worldwide.
W upload lucaas
how can the maneuver be dangerous if it was pre planned at an airshow (you say that in the commentary) ... this is a dreadful example of click bate .... you must do better.
Bro tought he could do cobra manuever in A380💀
I'm surprised the 747 is still in service, the first flight of one happened only a year after the moon landing. I'll be sad to see this magical, extraordinary beauty go
Not sure, but I think the Spanish Canadair was filmed in Trafalgar Cape, in Cadiz.
No, it's not Trafalgar for sure. But I still think it could be a lighthouse at some point in Cádiz coast... mmm...
@@ranua9327 Playa de Maspalomas on Gran Canaria (Canary Islands). Southern most tip of the island.
@@captainmadpat7632 Thanks!
2:46 luckily no one was inchured.
The pilot of A380 really said ( DO OR DIE )
Luckily no one was seriously injured
1:28 the mighty A380 that never go around omd how could you
Passenger jets can do a lot more maneuvers when they have no passengers.
Better title: "aircraft does airshow routine perfectly"
I call dibs on like 20th here
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0:20 love the lord of the rings theme .
1:40 that is one smooth touchdown
You need to include a JAL clip - I really want to hear you say "luckily no one was ninja-ed."
Wtf was that first pilot thinking intentional or not
Been watching you for a long time please stop the click bait. You content is already great
The last plane, in Italy we call them: canadair, we use this plane for the fires
Really love your videos following from 2 years now keep going on day you will be 'The Best Aviation' TH-camr
When a noisy object moves closer to us, it has a high pitch sound, and a deeper sound when moving away. This is how we know if distant planets are coming closer or moving away from us.
Darn noisy planets
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1:38 at least he buttered.
The first one identifies as a rocket lmfao
A380 nearly stalls.... yeah right!
interesting fact: when airliners have to perform at airshows; they get fighter pilots to perform the maneuvers
No they don’t. 🙄
They are usually flown by the manufacturer's test pilots. Who are usually ex-military, but not necessarily ex-fighter pilots.
Rubbish
Thanks so much for featuring my clip this week!
An Airbus operating in normal law is very hard to stall. Since alpha floor protection would kick in.
There is no "Late Go Around" Its just a Go Around.
Luckily no one was injured
Why can't airline pilots fly like they do at airshow when I'm inside the plane? 😭😭
The strong wind made it land a very smooth landing
I litterally got scared of the plane for a sec cause of the way it was pitching
2:36 Baloo flying by
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Slim pickings this week…..
Can you imagine the devastation if an A380 crashed near Heathrow? Doesn’t bear thinking about. Gave me the heebeejeebees just watching! Luckily no one was injured!
This is controlled testing flight
@@yohanmaduranga It was the one later in the video that worried me. The one doing a late Go Around over Heathrow.
@@MarkPMus ah ok
Shocked, another video with a misleading title that shows nothing close to what is written.
That's a Vx takeoff. They're nowhere near an aerodynamic stall... that's a standard high performance takeoff
If the plane is empty its super powerfull it can do a lot of aerobatics
1:01 No shadow lol
*Meanwhile in the c@ckpit* : Rotate. "Stall stall" pitch down
you should include the new york crash that happened where a prop plane was landed on a beach by a politician
Clickbait should be a federal offense punishable by life in prison at Guantanamo Bay.
I thought you cannot stall an Airbus? The flight computer simply doesn’t allow it
A380 Near Death Stall, like the B52 ... Beautiful but brief case of underwear needed !!
the second one's engine nearly swollowed a bird
No. It did not “Nearly stall”. If that happened the pilot would be fired. Let’s keep reality in mind when assigning titles to uploads.
What aviation and A380 experience does the author of "A380 nearly stall" have?
impressive
*"A380 Nearly Stalls"*
Come on, Lucaas, you don't need this kind of clickbait.
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What was reason of Icelandair to do low bypass
A380 under powered
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Ooo iceland i live there
that a380 thought that it was a comercial plane not a private jet
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