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All the advances in Flight Control systems, surely someone could write the code for a modern flight control computer to interface and run the hardware in one of these. Compared to keeping a Quad-copter or Tri-Copter in the air, a staggered-delta wing is pretty easy. There are RC FPV models now that have more complex aerodynamics and controls then what was known and available when the Vulcan was built.

Lol.. Benny Hill music would have suited it...

wHY THE BULLSHIT THUMBNAIL

Many years ago when the Queen was visiting Canada, I stood on the side of the road on the fringe of Ottawa airport as the Concorde lifted off and passed directly overhead. The earth literally shook under my feet tho it seemed the Concorde throttles were barley more than in idle. I’d love to have had that experience with the Vulcan!

When I was a kid I went to one of the local airshows one year with my dad and remember avro Vulcan xh558 the sound of the engines were awesome my favourite plane 🛶🛶🛶🛶🛶🛶

Brilliant Video but think of another career 😅

I saw one when they had an anniversary flight over Ladybower reservior ( where they practiced the Dambusters raids). First there was a Jaguar, then the Vulcan, which had trouble getting over the hills, and finally a Lancaster, which seemed tiny, and at about 200' ; at 60' it must have been terrifying.

Hmmm nice, but I think XH558 arriving at Dawlish tops it. Not quite as long buy about a second, but better volume 😀

3:12 i love that flyover

The airplanes flying in formation look like RV's??.. I built one (profile pic).

Love The Vulcan....saw them do touch and goes at my base while stationed n England

Great howl!

Great British ❤

why the ''empire'' planes were so ugly compared to american planes of the same era. same with cars.

Just scrap it, or put it in a museum. It’s an old plane. They are noisy, fuel inefficient and bad for the environment. These fly pasts cost a fortune in fuel and maintenance. They contributed very little operationally, even when they were part of the RAF. Their one operational run, during the Falklands achieved virtually nothing, except a PR boost for the RAF. The runway at Stanley, their intended target, was mostly missed and what little damage done was so poor, the Argentines were flying supplies up to the day before the surrender! It looks good in the air, but that’s it. Put it in a ground exhibition and spend the money on something useful.

It’s loud but not as loud as the weapon it was designed to carry

Saw the Vulcan many times at Biggin Hill many times. She was the main attraction at each display.

Some nasty accidents with this type. The rear crew had to jump out using assister cushions, while the two front seaters had ejection seats. One crashed at Heathrow in the late fifties, makes unpleasent reading. I believe they had a stink in the house of commons about crew escape, rather the lack of it.

My house used to shake when they scrambled back in the day. Sadly missed

These shots of the vulcon are from the end of the Farnborough runway it is a short walk for me and my dog along the Basingstoke canal as I walk there regularly.

Truly wonderful aircraft, but not one Vulcan howl, and I've heard it first hand as a Vulcan buzzed the Tower at Swansea airport

Miss seeing and hearing XH558 flying over, saw her at several airshows and whenever was flying over Sussex I always tried to get there.

So advanced and yet a classic

2:32 Can really hear her

The RAF used to have these based in Cypress when my dad was posted there between 1970-1973 along with the Electric lighting. I was 11 years old in 1970 you never forget that sound

the Vulcan and the B52 must be the most menacing looking aircraft ever made.

I Used To See Them Everyday When I Lived In Linconshire late 60s

That final Howl was a Cracker . One of the Best ever .

I've seen the Vulcan at about 200 feet above my house at North Weald Airbase.... the air fights to get out of the way!!

In the CCF Cadets in the early 60s we lay on the grass near the runway (Norfolk?) while a squadron of six took off. We were liteally bouncing off the ground. Never to be forgotten. We also got to get up inside, talk about cramped.

This makes me appreciate modern jet technology even more. A loud and impressive machine.

saw 1 do touch and go at Farnborough on ONE concorde engine

Etched in my mind watching the Vulcan land at Lossiemouth when still with the RAF the plane not me! Just majestic!

I live to the west of Sheffield and we had the occasional flight of the Vulcan over our house, including the Olympus fitted test craft. Height approx. 1200ft amsl, the land is 1000ft amsl. made the windows rattle and very load only 200ft away.. A recent deceased neighbour was a co-pilot on these machines moving from Shackleton's in the late 50's.On some of those shots it looked black o'r Bills mothers.

Cool low fly bus !That has to be one of the Coolest planes.

What a magnificent bird.

An amazing aircraft with an incredible silhouette and the sound..... I remember seeing it at airshows as a child it the sound shook me to the core. Still have an emotional attachment to this aircraft to this day. Great footage. Thanks for the upload.

A beautifully designed plane, but with those engines she sure wouldn't classify as a 'stealth bomber' would she?

I remember watching a vulcanised do a flypast at jurby airshow in the isle of man many years ago just awsum

ain't she gorgeous.......just simply gorgeous all the right curves in the right places

The best aircraft ever ...saw it many times woodford air show back in The day ..my god the power ..noise ..the pilots must have loved this to fly ..what a plane

Thank you so much for this, I first saw it fly back in the 60s but never had the chance to video it, but I do so remember the distinctive sound. You brought back memories.

The best plane I've ever seen in real life

How do you begin to describe this, you have to be there, the sound just goes right through your body.undoubtably the best aircraft sound ever

I was gate guard at the 1990 (50th anniversary of Battle of Britain) airshow at boscombe down. I was stood on the runway gates for the spitfire display. A Vulcan came in and ran its rear wheels down (front wheel up), and at full burn halfway along runway took off again. It's my most single spine tingling, deafening and scary time of my life. Only 8 years after the falklands epic too ............ when Britain was great..........

I used to watch them doing circuits at Scampton during my basic training at RAF Swinderby. Damm we had an Air Force in those days. Imagine a QRA Scramble of a squadron of those getting airborne.

Nice. Was this recent footage? I thought all the Vulvan aircraft had been grounded to high-speed taxiing only since the 2010s? Good to see them flying again.

A lame duck it was. Ready to be shot out of the sky by the Russians. But that was the best kept secret...

I remember back in the 1960 onward they use to fly over were I used to live regular

Because they couldnt afford the fuel, in later shows NO REHEAT... now that was a howl... if youve never heard a vulcan on reheat all down and dirty across Farnboro runway...children...you have not heard nothing...enough to scare the bejesus outa ya without dropping a single piece of ordance