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❤ Magnificent ❤

Lucky git !

awesome! one in Coningsby and one at Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum...both flying timepieces

My wife’s uncle was a”Tail Gun Charlie” in a Lancaster bomber , unfortunately the gentleman of the family passed away 2yrs ago but his memory lives on with his gloves , flight log book , medals & other memorabilia now to be displayed at RAF Duxford . RAF bomber command at last have been recognised as hero’s and now the memorial to commemorate their bravery is at last on show for future generations to pay their respects. God Bless Tail Gun Charlie “ Lesley Slasher King “

Doesnt look old tech from inside compared to 80s military aircraft.

No wonder so many crew were lost in the war trying to get out while going down looks impossible

How romantic was that, brilliant 😍👍

11/10/24. Just found this. Absolutely incredible. What a great experience. I went to see the film The Dambuster in 1966 at a friends birthday treat, aged 10. Ive had a private love affair with the Lanc ever since. I've seen it a air displays a number of times, and even ocassionally just passing by. I've read aircrew biographies and histories, built models over the years. I did consider once upon a day writing to a tv programe of the time to arrage a flight, but never did. I have seen news items of cockpit experiences for special occassions a number of times too. I could sense the sheer thrill just watching this video. Absolutely brilliant. Thank you for sharing such a thrill 👍👍👍 🇬🇧

EPIC!

Amazing

doesn't have to be aerodynamic when you have 4 merlins 😂

Like a symphony !

Oh Wow 👍

Just wow thanks for showing us 👍💯🇬🇧

I HAVE A SIMILAR PHOTO OF A LANC, WITH CREW, STANDING PROUDLY IN FRONT OF HER, JUSTBACK FROM A MISSION OVER GERMANY. 1944. INCLUDED IS MY HALF BROTHER. JUST BEFORE WARS END, HE WAS KILLED.

What a fantastic way to see our wonderful country...... Green with envy... 👍 🇬🇧 👍 🇬🇧

One word superb 22.34hrs

You could even imagine those squashed flies to be flack…incredible experience…thank you for sharing this unique view.

Dodging the wind turbines at santa pod! What an incredible bit of film this whole thing is

That was fantastic, really felt as though you were there. Can now imagine how difficult escaping from a damaged Lancaster must have been, almost impossible due to the centrifugal forces. Great video.

To think how many bomb - aimers saw this view and never returned to fly back to their airfields. To all our fallen, Merchant Navy, Royal Navy, British Army, Ro Air Force, Rest In Peace

Is it just me or is that as fast as a Hawk jet?

J'ai lu beaucoup de commentaires de personnes ravies, personnellement je dirais tout simplement " JE SUIS JALOUX"

That's got to be the best view point in the plane, you lucky devil.

An Australian navigator would is friend of our family flew 57 missions and it was too much for him. He flew Lancasters too.

A great tribute to all those women and men that built the Avro Lancasters that facilitated the RAF to hit back at the Nazis and the V1 and V2 attacks on Britain, including the essential raids on Dresden, home to 130 armaments factories, death marches, rail hubs and center of Nazism, to help take some of the pressure off the Red Army. Respect on the 80th anniversary of D Day

look like a load of brickies mucking about with Transit vans. how cool is that. none of the prancing about saluting like the Americans trying to look cool putting on show. (get on with it).Brilliant!,

that sound , just stirs the blood ❤ , ,,, what an experience , wow

That beautiful sound must have been a nightmare for Germany to hear.

Wow! What a video, thanks for sharing. Anyone told you that you look a bit like that bloke with a recovery truck in Sleaford? 🤔😉

Not only is this a video about a marvellous aircraft which flown by its brave crew, it also shows how beautiful and green England is.

I really enjoyed that ride in a Lanc...sitting in front of my monitor with a cup of tea is the closest I'm going to get...so thank you for uploading

My father was a Flying Officer and Squadron Leader representing the Royal Australian Air Force, 50th Squadron, flying the AVRO British Lancaster. He played his part well and never lost a man nor plane. At war’s end, he was summoned to appear at Buckingham Palace where he was decorated by King George VI with the Distinguished Flying Cross. Those Merlin engines truly speak to the awesome power and bravery the English endured as a United Kingdom stood its ground in repelling the evil that was Hitler. RIP dad.

My Dad's best mate was a tail gunner in a Lancaster during world war 2 he was the size of a jockey and was a Scotsman he went deaf during his time in these planes during the war but said it was a grand way to see Europe,,, with a smirk,,,RIP joke ,,👍

Exoerience of a lifetime that! (We saw our house )

What an experience! Thank you for posting this. Would love to do this myself in memory of an Uncle I never met. Lost on a mission in a Halifax lll aged 20 in '44. No Halifaxes are flying today so a trip on a sister aircraft would be brill. Truly amazing video, and the sound of those four Merlins makes men emotional. 😢

You have to respect the fellas who actually flew the amazing Lancasters' , with lack of space to move around, and flew in them as gunners and navigators, in the bombing raids, a large number not returning, but they all had their part to do one way or another with the other types of planes, Navy, and Army also doing their bit to get the damned war out of the way and return the world to peace. It was a mighty effort for all. Lest we forget those indeed who didn't return all those years ago. The war had only finished 7 years before my birth. Mum, Dad, and Nannas all over the place having to get used to the idea of peace again, everywhere in the allied countries. And newbies to life when we were old enough to understand, being told by family members who were serving in war time, how it was for them, without the heroics. Real heroes never bragged about their efforts in the forces. They did what they were told and we were better off for it, in the end. My father, his father and my uncle, just told us, never bragged.

Lucky sod!. 🙂 Those Merlins going flat chat on take off sound wonderful!. Good on the teams keeping this wonderful piece of history flying!. Lest we forget!.

Awesome stuff, you are a lucky chap!

Fantastic. I'm envious !

What a brilliant video! Loved the takeoff & landing & aerial shots of Rutland Water.SantaPod,Blenheim Palace etc.Knocks spots of so called spectacular car videos.

We have a lancaster here in my city ,you can go for a ride in it for 2500.00 canadian..it flys over the city all the time

ONE OF THE FEW WHO CAME HOME.!!.❤❤🇬🇧🙏🏻.

That flight improved the day for a lot of people on the ground I think. I know it would have improved mine to be overflown by such a beautiful machine. Having seen Oford airport and Blenheim palace I realise you did make my day better. You actually flew just about over my house.

Wow thank you for an amazing experience, 1 I would love to encounter myself

Wow 😮 Goosebumps on goosebumps 🫡

Come to the Scottish Air show next year

Nice job! Looks as though you were taught the RAF way :D

Thank you so much for having the foresight to video this trip. Truly, a once in a lifetime experience and a big thank you for giving me the best impression of what it must be like to be a bomb aimer in a Lanc. I don't envy the ground crew who have to clean off the splatfest!

She's a beauty! ❤ Saw her a few years ago at The Bournemouth Air Festival, (this is b4 we saw Leader).