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I haven't made a 'music video' for a while, and I have lots of plane shorts so I knocked this up from most of the footage and put on Guns n' Roses 'November Rain' as the soundtrack. I have also written up an extensive video info section, so read it before you make any 'when did this happen' type comments.AIRCRAFT IN ORDER OF APPEARANCE____________________ ___________Boeing 747 - This Video is very widely distributed, a 747 taking off just before the end of the runway, and passing less than 100 feet over plane spotters.Another B747 - Performing a crosswind landingAnother B747 - Landing at St Maarteen Airport. The Airport has one 2345 meter long runway, 09/27, and the 747 is landing on runway 09, in which the threshold is only 80 meters away from a beach, the end of the runway only 2 meters away. If you want to see more amazing videos of this, look up the airport on YouTube.Messerschmitt Me 262 "Schwalbe" - the world's first turbojet fighter aircraft, which first flew in 1941 with piston engines, and 5 years later with jet engines. The only two countries that used this plane were Germany and Czechoslovakia respectively, the Czechs retired these planes in 1957.Boeing 777 - Performing a Crosswind LandingLockheed Martin F-35 Lightning - Joint Strike Fighter, VTOL (Vertical Take Off and Landing) Australia wishes to purchase around 100 JSF's to replace the aging F18 Hornets and F111's.Extra 300 - flown by Peter Besenyei, a world renown Hungarian Aerobatics Pilot, in Japan 2006. He also participates frequently in the Red Bull Air Race.Sukhoi Su-31 - The Pilot is Svetlana Kapanina, a world champion aerobatics pilot.F/A 18 Hornet - Carrier launch, catapault.RA-5C A5 Vigilante - A High Performance, Supersonic Jet Bomber made for the US Navy.Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress - Takeoff from Seat overlooking engines 1 and 2, on the port wing. Filmed during Takeoff on a shitty day.Unsure of the next aircraft, but apparently the pilot is Peter Besenyei. Beyond stupidity, but Bloody Amazing!Aero Commander Shrike - In the cockpit with Bob Hoover at the controls. In a barrel roll, there are no forces acting on the plane (If performed correctly), of both acceleration or gravitational load forces. That is why the iced tea was able to be poured, even though the plane was upside down. An Amazing pilot and video!F-14 Tomcat - Performing a high speed, low altitude pass of a carrier. The speed was probably around 550 - 600 knots, or 990 to 1080 km/h, subsonic (that was not a sonic boom) but still producing a very loud (120dB+) sound. Look at the water!Grumman S-2 Tracker - it barely has enough speed to rotate, let alone cope with all the drag obtained from flying into the wave, but it still manages to climb out.F-14 Tomcat - Another Tomcat performing a high speed, low altitude pass of a carrier. The speed was probably closer to 650 knots, or 1170 km/h, barely subsonic (that was not a sonic boom), probably even transonic, if you notice the large cloud forming, called the Prandtl-Glauert singularity.Boeing 707 - Filmed during its flight tests. The pilot, Tex Johnson, performed during this flight a barrel roll, much to the dismay of his employers. However, the military were viewing the flight, and they were so impressed at the manoeuvring capabilities of the passenger jet, and signed a contract with Boeing to produce military aircraft. Tex was not fired for his stunt, just asked not to do it again.McDonnell Douglas RAF GR7 Harrier - The Harrier in High speed flight, very widely distributed video of it passing just meters over the heads of the military personnel on the ground.C-130 Hercules - The famous 'Angel' Flares.F-22 Raptor - A tail view of the newest, most high tech plane in the world. The Raptor has performed brilliantly in its tests, apart from some minor flaws.Extra 300 - Not much I can say about this one.

Channel: Autos & Vehicles
Uploaded: November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am
Author: flyboy172r

Length: 09:03
Rating: 4.74
Views: 281182

Tags: Aerobatics  Aviation  Awsome  Crashes  Crazy  Death  Fatalities  Flying  Jets  Pilot  Plane  Supersonic  Transonic  Turbine  

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amilldevil107 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
No im not joking, im pretty sure that scene was on a show like most shoking or something, and they were testing the new fuel and it didn't work. and im not trying to be funny.
aceperee (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
the first and the second takes are differently, one is in the city and was a DC-10, another scene was in desert with 707 low inflammable fuel tests... and by the way, it ain't funny..
flyboy172r (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
...Was that a joke - because if it was, it's not really funny...111 people died in that crash. And it was a Douglas DC-10, not a B737 - and if fuel wasn't flammable, it will be useless...You may as well be putting orange juice in the tanks.
amilldevil107 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
the 737 at 7:37 was actually a controlled test. funnly enought they were testing non flammable fuel.
crackerjack777 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
97 people on board i think 62 survived
impervious05 (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
That second crash into the water is a bad pilot? Hardly! He was a veteran pilot for air somolia and was hijacked for the third time. Hijacker's told him to fly to Australia but he didnt have enough fuel. So he landed in shallow water once he ran out of fuel. The way he landed saved his life, the co-pilots life and many of the passengers.
mollyisagooddog (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
Pilots name is Svetlana Kapanina youtube her and ther is loads there on her. Best female pilot in the world.
capreyes (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
la aviacion es eso y mucho mas good
gustavrea (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
3:06 is kinda sexy, I like her cheek bones.
rexrege (November 30, 1999 at 12:00 am)
fantastic song but orrible images..