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It's a perfect plane..high wing with turbine fan 🙂🙂 💐✨🌹💝🌹✨💐

Fairy tails about "Ukrainian aviation"? Read about biography of Antonov, idiots... And try to translate "Чебурашка" - it's a Russian nickname especially for this bird. On the North Pole this airplane is excellent. 👍

I love the concept of this aircraft. It was built stronger, and it is embarked with an easier fetch capability due the main wing positioning that also assist with the air intake propablity being at a low possiblity of debri intake. I would Love to see the amphibious Model to this series. The Engineers did an excellent Job and I would like to congratulate them with high remarks on a noted item. However? I would like a fuselage emergency parachute deployment system to be installed on this craft for engine failure and non experience emergency pilotts for unplanned ordeals." 👍

Wow the perspective on takeoff and landing filming way back from the windows looks soooo fast. On landing it looks like you’re almost out of control and then the plane dips a little and boom u land! Great work. I sure loved the Tristars.

Joined the airline industry direct from school in July 1971 aged 16. I worked hard and travelled the world. Flew on Super VC -10, Convair CV990A, Boeing 707/727/737/747/757/767/777 BAC One Eleven, Trident Two/Three DC8/9/10/Concorde G-BOAF stored in BAE museum Filton, Bristol.

Great video!

And that's allllll there is to say about that.

Cool plane!

Another era of wide bodies now gone.Such a slick looking aircraft,and so advanced when introduced in the early 70's.

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I know this video is old, but is the plane still flying? Would love to fly on this!

I just love that very powerful takeoff sound! Them Rolls Royce RB211s are soo impressive!!!

Than indeed is unique footage !

The destination airport is also known as Sikorsky International. It also is home to the Antonov Aviation Museum.

Loved the formation flying with the other TriStar and then refuelling the Typhoons. Cool.

Anyone know the timing for 23l opening time

Loved the Tristar , always a friendly face taking me back from CDG to LHR

No 707?//

Thanks for that i may go there tomorrow ... 😀

Interesting how the innards of those planes were only partially seated and the rest a museum of sorts.

Amazing video. The interior of the York was beautiful!

THIS IS 1 OF THE MOST INTERESTING VIDEOS EVER

good video!

Whats the best way to get to the south side with a car

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Nice Flight!

Avro York?

East Fortune also has a good collection of civil types. Including a production model Concorde and what's left of the last RR engined 707.

Wow looks like a caravan that's been in the garden for 40 years! 🤣

The Cessna (G-BPOS) at 9.50 is the plane that I flew in today for my lesson.

Awesome video Matt. I know this is a few years old just curious was this a GoPro? And if so do you remember what settings you use? Also was it a time-lapse or hyperlaspse? And what was your interval times set to? Thanks

I was at Duxford when the Monarch Britannia flew in. My brother in law was working for Monarch at the time. They sold it to Duxford for £1. It flew from Luton to Duxford with wheels down, as they couldn't be retracted.

What is the maximum number of hours this aircraft can go

I live in Jersey but have an aviation background having completed an aircraft technician apprenticeship with HSA at Hatfield between 1970 & 1977. It is sad to see dH Heron G-AORG sat at Jersey airport effectively rotting away. I would love to see the aircraft become part of Duxfords British Airliner fleet.

You are lucky man - to meet this rare type. Thanks for the report!

the airport pub is good

I like Shadowmoss Rd/Ringway Rd

Worst place to put the new build it p1sses me off so much

Well done - great video takes me back to my childhood ! Sadly it underlines the decline in Britain today considering what we could do in the 60's !

Great video 📸😊 staright to the point,and very entertaining.

I have been 3 times and it is simply outstanding. I have been to all UK aircraft museums but Duxford is way ahead in every aspect. Anyone interested in aviation either civil or military will be blown away!

Great tour. I'm definitely going to go to Duxford soon. Flew from Dublin to Tarbes as a kid on a British Eagle Britannia charter (facing backwards !). It was my first flight so nice to see such a well preserved specimen. I'm not sure if I'm as well preserved.

I like flying into Duxford in a four seater. Pay one landing fee (cheaper than a single museum entry) and you get 2hrs included to wander around the museum 🙂 It’s fabulous taxying along past all those great airliners (they’re set well back from active taxiway but you get the idea). And “follow the mustang from your right” or “park opposite the Catalina” (had this on a busy fly-in day) are special.

As an airforce child was lucky enough to have flown in the VC10,Comet,and Britannia all in Air Force colours and flew out to Singapore in a Hermes back in the fifties took a couple of days I was told very young at the time

Loved seeing the Hermes - did Airwork have more than one Hermes? if not then this is the one that flew my mother, myself and two brothers to Hong Kong in 1957 - it had been chartered to fly servicemen's families to H.K., leaving from Blackbushe airport.

Thanks. I enjoyed that.

Flew as a passenger on VC-10’s with the RAF several times, it’s strange seeing a VC-10 with the seats facing forward as all RAF ones had the seats facing to the rear.

Fantastic tour of some really great aircraft. I had visited the museum several times back in the 80’s. I’d love to go back now. I’m must admit I’m particular to the BAC 1-11 as I flew a model 401ak. It was in corporate configuration. I loved that aircraft. May not have been the fastest, or best performing aircraft I ever flew, but there was just something about it. Loved your video !!!

2019 the free days when we could actually do stuff and see things And travel and mix with others What a great selection of old airplanes don’t know why I didn’t go there when I was in England in 2017 Amazing 👍👍👍