@@주력전차야타간 who make soviet ukraine? who make soviet ukraine industry, infrastructure, compulsory free education and etc? what technology level have "ukraine" before she get SOVIET? main constructor Antonov is ukranian?
@@ssimnghi4146 yeah just 3 GE90's can do the work of 6 of those outdated soviet POS jet engines. They should do a retrofit. one on each wing and one between the rudders. lol
every time I see this again I get goosebumps! what a bad ass machine it is! must also be a party for the crew every time! All people watching this big bird! Thanks for the vid.
I had the pleasure of watching this plane land in Perth in 2016. Absolutely amazing. It also did a super slow taxi in front of everyone. It was awesome.
Lol. I watched it fly overhead in Guildford, standing right underneath the flight path :) The sounds afterwards kept echoing around the buildings and courtyard (next door to 'People Who Care')
Superb footage of a beautiful aircraft, an amazing salute to a workhorse that brought so much aid to people during Covid.❤️❤️ I don't think we'll ever see the likes of this ever again.😥
wings does not straighten with lift... it is a cambered wing which you need to be at an angle of attack even at non-flight. In order to generate lift and to continue to generate lift you need to be at a certain lift coefficient, Cl. You need maximum thrust at takeoff to generate enough lift to get if off the ground and at cruise you need your lift and weight to be balanced or at equilibrium, like I said, with a cambered wing you're at an angle of attack which helps maintain equilibrium at lift to weight ratio at cruise level....
Same. I had work last time it was around me. I told myself, "It's okay. I'll get another chance in a couple years." And now look. Welp, Russians gave it life. I suppose they could take it out too.
Fun fact: Antonov were designing a larger version of the 225, named An-325. It was supposed to have 8 engines and was intended to be a flying launchpad for heavy rockets.
@@airsonurram189 The airplane will fly again. When the war is over the Russians will pay and we the people will donate the funds from USA and Russia to help make that airplane good as new and fly once again! Us people will cheer as the airplane flies over our heads
@@nathanhiga1783 stop lying to yourself, its not coming back. They couldn't build a second one for more than 30 years, why do you think someone's invest millions in an outdated design?
Like any large plane I love seeing how much flex the wings have at rest and at take off. They go from droopy to tight. I love it. It's the engineer in me.
Awesome. I had the same ring side seat here in Fairbanks Alaska some years back watching that monster take to the sky 😍. Stop over hauling equipment from Japan to Katrina aid maybe. Truly a brute. Thanks for sharing 👍
@@macrusmail General Secretaries Khrushchev and Brezhniev also had the Russian surnames, but were born in Ukraine and considered themselves as Ukrainians. As well as there are 10 mln persons of Russian origin in Ukraine, but that doesn't mean that they are Russians - most 90% of them were born and live in Ukraine and consider themselves as Ukrainians. Almost 5 mln of Ukrainians have the Polish surnames - but it is impossible to call them Poles as their ancestors live on Ukraine since 17 centur. In the Soviet Union the nationality didn't have any matter, there was a term "Soviet citizen" and the course to unite all the nations of the USSR to one Soviet nation. The Kiev aviamechanic plant and Antonov constr.bureau were in Kiev (ukr. Kyiv), Ukrainian SSR. As well as most of workers, engineers were also Ukrainians, but there also were many Jews, Russians and other nationalities. The half of industries of the USSR were in Ukrainian SSR. So many people from other Soviet republics went to work to Ukraine. The problem of Russians is that they want to gain all awards to Russia forgeting other nationalities. For example, in Russia Putin likes to say that Russians won the World War 2. That is a pure Russian propaganda to make a myth that only Russians won a war. But nobody says that during liberation of Europe from Nazi in 1944-1945 the number of Russians and Ukrainians in Red Army in Europe was almost 50%/50%. But of course there were also many other nationalities - Jews, Belaruses, Kazakhs, Tartars, Mordovians, Uzbeks, Georgians and others
@@TheOlgaSasha This aint about the name but about the fact and the facts are: The plane was build by Antonov company and Antonov company was moved from Russia from where Mr. Antonov was to the Ukraina by the order during soviet president Kruscov (Ukrainian) with idea in mind to industrialise Ukraina. btw the same guy take Krim from Russia and gave it to the Ukraine.
It hasn't been destroyed, only the front was damaged. Plus there going to rebuild it. In comparison to other aircraft at the airport during the attack, the 225 got off lightly
@@jhorrorfan2116 You haven't seen the pictures, have you? The airframe is entirely mangled, to "repair" the plane you'd essentially be building an entirely new one. You might be able to reuse one of the wings. Might.
@@RandomPerson8492 not all the plane were destroyed, at least 35%, so is much expensive buid one from zero, so i think is more effective rebuild damage parts and the front
@@surrealtom if just rebuild Will cost 3.000 million dolars imagine how much Will cost to build a New one , the second an is from the soviet era as the other one but the one that is unfinished is like 70 % done and it need 6 engines with better technology and alot of fuselage and paint that would be like 5 or 6 Billion to make lol
It’ll come back. it’ll fly once again. We the people of Russia and USA will donate the funds to make that plane good as new! I’m sure Russia will pay. Long live the dream! Long live the Mriya!
@@nathanhiga1783 how did Rusia is going to pay 3 billion dolars or a less part of they destruct it usa can donate but talking to Rusia is talking to a wall
@@vxzrt don’t worry. I’m sure they will get in touch with Russia once this war is over. And it won’t be long until they patch things up. I sure hope they will call a ceasefire and or even call it a truce.
@@nathanhiga1783 building the New Will go crazy in price if only re building the an225 Will cost 3.000 million dolars imagien how much it cost to make the New one that never have bien done
Sad to know that this marvel of the skies is no more. Bombed, exploded, torched to the ground during the Battle of Hostomel Airport... Farewell, Mriya... Fly high in the plane heaven's skies... :(
I so wish it could fly over my house. It is beautiful. Good take off. A Dneper left Cape Town SA this morning. Almost missed it, as the engines were so quiet.
Мистер ЧЕСТЕР mmpffff.... there was no land called as USSR? So who held the permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council until 1991? Apparently, my memory deceives me....
@@VenomVLNTY which happened to be recognized as a country - and a powerful one at that - with the name of USSR until its collapse. I understand you do not like the fact that there was a USSR, and the way it behaved at the time. That's OK. Other people don't like other countries. Plenty of people don't like the US. Denying, then, that there is a country called the US, or insisting that there has been no country called the USSR, is an entirely different matter. I don't like raisins in my cake. But drawing the conclusion, because of my dislike, that raisins don't exist - if I did so - would do nothing but expose me as intellectually immature.
@@VenomVLNTY Not exactly. The An-225 parts were built in different parts of the USSR (Tashkent, Moscow, Ulyanovsk etc.) - The final assembly was in Kiev at Gostomel.
A gigantic aircraft larger than 6 full grown argentinosaurus or 100 tyrannosaurus put together, nearly the length of 3 blue whales, with a wingspan wider than 9 hatzegopteryx next to each other, and nearly as tall as a sauroposeidon or brachiosaurus getting off the ground is a truly, extremely, unimaginably awe-inspiring monster to behold!! ;)
yo no e tenido la oportunidad de ver este ,magnífico avión, pero cada ves que miro un vídeo de el ,me sorprendo ,como un excelente diseño de avión, puede hacer elevar ese enorme peso com una sorprendente facilidad ,que orgullosos se han de sentir sus diseñadores y fabricante
Wish I could have seen this in person. Can feel the amazing power at lift off even here! Reminds me of a gigantic, beautiful pelican--my favourite bird.
Phsyics: Things that weigh 683,000 lbs can't stay in the air. Humans: What if we put slabs on the side and 6 propulsion systems? Physics: Oh ok lawl be my guest :3
Nice comment so far, but there is a correction required: the take off maximum weight of the 225 is not 683.00 lbs but something about 600 metric tons. The respective equivalent is some 1.320.000 lbs!
ArthurSixx Never ever! The TOWmax of the 747-8F is about 987.000 lbs, so the cargo definitely can´t be "one million pounds". Prospective payload capacity (not yet tested to its end) is appr. 300.000+ lbs. So please don´t claim things you have no clue about...
***** Not necessarily! You can make any cupboard fly by mounting powerful engines on it. Some indefinite non aerodynamic surface will be enough for it. See also knife edge flight without using any wings.
it can hold 661,000lbs of fuel with a range of 9,600miles, 1 gallon of jet fuel is 6.7lbs, so that equals 98656.7 gallons of fuel, miles/gallons equates to .097 miles per gallon
I live in the approach path of Rwys 8 and 9 of IAH, and have had the 124s overfly my house, several times, but never has the 225 been here. I keep waiting.
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I can only imagine how incredible this must be to see in person. What an absolute marvel of an airplane.
yea it is this plane even land and takeoff in slovenia in maribor on runway only 2.5km long
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@@Chris-nw4xd f
Farewell gentle giant. We have lost a true icon of aeronautical engineering. Spread your wings wide open, and let your dreams fly you home...
that we have, may the majestic sky-whale forever fly the heavens in our hearts
She'll be back.
@@WarhammerWings I hope so, but I fear the cost/benefit analysis will say otherwise...
@@r.c.1881 At Russia's expense. They wrecked it, the Ukrainians will rebuild it, and bill the Russians for it.
@@r.c.1881 Besides, there's a massive demand for freight to be moved that the Ruslan can't carry,so the Mriya will be back.
My utmost respect to the pilots flying this behemoth.
In soviet Russia, Antonov flies the pilots.
@@slickstretch6391 this one being Soviet Ukraine
Fun Fact: The chief pilots name is also Antonov.
FinlandForceTeam yea and if their english speakers then mega respect Beacause that ugly af teal cockpit
@@주력전차야타간 who make soviet ukraine? who make soviet ukraine industry, infrastructure, compulsory free education and etc? what technology level have "ukraine" before she get SOVIET? main constructor Antonov is ukranian?
Every aviation enthusiast will miss you, baby.
This is literally a building with wings.
Also known as a buildwing.
@@KasabianFan44 kill me
Another case of literally not meaning anything anymore, great job buddy.
It's some engines with a plane attached.
@TheLatiosnlatias02 nah. Building. A normal 6 hour long flight planes are bigger than your average "truck"
Even after 30 years of services this big beautiful badass never ages!
sadly, she's gone
That comment surely did not age well.
Really sad that it was destroyed in the war in Ukraine.
Yeah, as others are saying…
It never ages until it does 😭😭😭
If you think about it, weighing as much as it does, this thing actually has INCREDIBLE acceleration. Those engines must be impressive as Hell!
Yes, really. 1377 kN total thrust, more that 6 jet fighters.
@@nabzduterrier2736 1374* kN just imagine it with 6x GE90-115B😂😂😂 with 3072 kN of thrust💪💪💪✈💪💪💪
@@ssimnghi4146 yeah just 3 GE90's can do the work of 6 of those outdated soviet POS jet engines. They should do a retrofit. one on each wing and one between the rudders. lol
@@mannfan12 Maybe they should consider retrofitting PW4000s or Trent 800s to An-124 and 225. I think GE90-115Bs are too big for them.
@@ku-1500 Possibly. Either choice would surely be more efficient and reliable.
That sound never gets old it’s a gorgeous sound
This is my first seeing a planet taking off from a planet.
It did not take off - it just pushed the Earth away...
Edit: 2.8k likes? What have I done?
who cares about originality.
+Cryosardonic it did not take off- it just push the Earth away...
+Cryosardonic so fucking what? i had never read it.
Yasin Parti, It did not take off - it just pushed the Earth away...
It did not take off - it just pushed the Earth away...
"That ain't a plane, that's a planet." - Roman Pierce.
every time I see this again I get goosebumps! what a bad ass machine it is! must also be a party for the crew every time! All people watching this big bird! Thanks for the vid.
It is no more.
I had the pleasure of watching this plane land in Perth in 2016.
Absolutely amazing.
It also did a super slow taxi in front of everyone.
It was awesome.
Lol. I watched it fly overhead in Guildford, standing right underneath the flight path :) The sounds afterwards kept echoing around the buildings and courtyard (next door to 'People Who Care')
Aerodynamically, the Antonov 225 shouldn't be able to fly. But the Antonov 225 doesn't know it so it goes on flying anyway
"Aerodynamically, the Antonov 225 shouldn't be able to fly" -- Who says that?
just a joke you idiot...
it has been said for the hornet (insect).
it shouldn't be called "a plane" either. it's something else. i saw it flying.
I thought joke's were meant to be funny..
I heard that it accidentally sucked a black hole into one of its engines.
One for each
good one 🙂
That's why company stopped making now.
Lol. That is one humongous airplane
Non accidentally
Superb footage of a beautiful aircraft, an amazing salute to a workhorse that brought so much aid to people during Covid.❤️❤️ I don't think we'll ever see the likes of this ever again.😥
thank you very much. yes it brought great help during covid. let's hope they can really finish building the second one. greetings sandro
Watching this behemoth take off gives me chills. Particularly a live example of what mankind is capable of
Pretty sure even the guys who built this thing to this day have no idea how it actually manages to fly...
you definitely right 😂😂😂👍
Bullshit..
George Ivanov
Believe me, we just very well understand how this car flies, for us it is elementary mathematics!
@@audio-tech-fil2287 Goddamn flying lada
@@feetgoaroundfullflapsC Google sarcasm
Nice how the wings straighten when they pick up lift.
that's not really new information, that's pretty much the case with every aircraft
Oh yeah! This is ballet, this is an art! .. Thx!
Mamt Patet as soon as the wheels leave the ground, the wings hold all the weight. So the body of the plane is basically hanging from the wings now
wings does not straighten with lift... it is a cambered wing which you need to be at an angle of attack even at non-flight. In order to generate lift and to continue to generate lift you need to be at a certain lift coefficient, Cl. You need maximum thrust at takeoff to generate enough lift to get if off the ground and at cruise you need your lift and weight to be balanced or at equilibrium, like I said, with a cambered wing you're at an angle of attack which helps maintain equilibrium at lift to weight ratio at cruise level....
Compare a B-52. 17' flex
Never got to see it in person, always wanted to. Rest Easy An-225.
Same. I had work last time it was around me. I told myself, "It's okay. I'll get another chance in a couple years."
And now look.
Welp, Russians gave it life. I suppose they could take it out too.
Amazing Aircraft!
Thanks m8
yap
Great aircraft. 👍👍
It’s a terrible fucking aircraft lmao
HD1080ide (;no
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That's amazing, you can see the wings getting progressively bend upwards.
The best ever take off sound with all the high frequencies - start from 4.45. Thank you. Wow!
Die ANTONOW-225 ist ein außerordentlich beeindruckendes Flugzeug.
Wow best of the best what a catch just amazing to see this thanks for this great view
thank you and your welcome ;-) greetings sandro
How. Does. That. Thing. Fly.
Lundmunchkins Same. Way. Every. Other. Fixed. Wing. Aircraft. Flies.
Check the video you will see how it flies.
***** Friendship. Is. Too.
Lundmunchkins simple he is flaaping his wing:)
Lundmunchkins 6 engines. thats how.
Antonov Engineer - So, how many turbines do you want?
Oleg Antonov - Yes
Oleg Antonov era russo
Chief egnineer of An-124 and An-225 was Viktor Tolmachev.
🇺🇦🇺🇦 Ukrainian Power🇺🇦🇺🇦
@@donjohn5542 no it soviet
Dreams never die. They live on in memory and determination.
even tho their gonna rebuild her. This plane will never be forgotten. RIP Antonov Ann 225 Mirya
they might not rebuild her they might instead just finish building the second airframe
Theres NOTHING in the world like the Antonov 225 Mriya, the BEST of the best.
@@VenomVLNTY Yap!
@@VenomVLNTY and ukrainian ssr was part of ussr=plane is built in ussr)
Fun fact: Antonov were designing a larger version of the 225, named An-325. It was supposed to have 8 engines and was intended to be a flying launchpad for heavy rockets.
Rest in peace Mriya, and may the majestic sky-whale forever fly the heavens in our hearts
It will return!
@@leestrom2217 Indeed it shall, and for that, I am forever grateful
@@airsonurram189 The airplane will fly again. When the war is over the Russians will pay and we the people will donate the funds from USA and Russia to help make that airplane good as new and fly once again! Us people will cheer as the airplane flies over our heads
@@airsonurram189 Long live the dream! Long live the Mriya!
@@nathanhiga1783 stop lying to yourself, its not coming back. They couldn't build a second one for more than 30 years, why do you think someone's invest millions in an outdated design?
Like any large plane I love seeing how much flex the wings have at rest and at take off. They go from droopy to tight. I love it. It's the engineer in me.
Awesome. I had the same ring side seat here in Fairbanks Alaska some years back watching that monster take to the sky 😍. Stop over hauling equipment from Japan to Katrina aid maybe. Truly a brute. Thanks for sharing 👍
What a piece of machinery!
Восхищаюсь этим творением!!!!!Пилоты от БОГА!
Слава Україні !
@@larisaskibitska8362 Und in selbst abgefackelt
"Mriya" is translated from Ukrainian as "dream".👍
But ANTONOV is a PURE RUSSIAN FAMILY NAME. The guy's name who designed this plane was ANTONOV and he WAS RUSSIAN
@@macrusmail General Secretaries Khrushchev and Brezhniev also had the Russian surnames, but were born in Ukraine and considered themselves as Ukrainians. As well as there are 10 mln persons of Russian origin in Ukraine, but that doesn't mean that they are Russians - most 90% of them were born and live in Ukraine and consider themselves as Ukrainians. Almost 5 mln of Ukrainians have the Polish surnames - but it is impossible to call them Poles as their ancestors live on Ukraine since 17 centur. In the Soviet Union the nationality didn't have any matter, there was a term "Soviet citizen" and the course to unite all the nations of the USSR to one Soviet nation. The Kiev aviamechanic plant and Antonov constr.bureau were in Kiev (ukr. Kyiv), Ukrainian SSR. As well as most of workers, engineers were also Ukrainians, but there also were many Jews, Russians and other nationalities. The half of industries of the USSR were in Ukrainian SSR. So many people from other Soviet republics went to work to Ukraine. The problem of Russians is that they want to gain all awards to Russia forgeting other nationalities. For example, in Russia Putin likes to say that Russians won the World War 2. That is a pure Russian propaganda to make a myth that only Russians won a war. But nobody says that during liberation of Europe from Nazi in 1944-1945 the number of Russians and Ukrainians in Red Army in Europe was almost 50%/50%. But of course there were also many other nationalities - Jews, Belaruses, Kazakhs, Tartars, Mordovians, Uzbeks, Georgians and others
@@macrusmail the development of the aircraft began in 1985, academician Antonov O.K. died in 1984
@@TheOlgaSasha support 100%
@@TheOlgaSasha
This aint about the name but about the fact and the facts are:
The plane was build by Antonov company and Antonov company was moved from Russia from where Mr. Antonov was to the Ukraina by the order during soviet president Kruscov (Ukrainian) with idea in mind to industrialise Ukraina.
btw
the same guy take Krim from Russia and gave it to the Ukraine.
*Even Turbulence keep distance from this plane*
OMG goosebumps. I'm terrified of flying, but I love watching planes take off. It's extremely exciting 😍
Yess the same 😂
Antonov an 225 has now become a memory😢
Greetings from Ecuador🇪🇨
its truly amazing ..... I met chief pilot Capt Dmytrov when he land at kuala lumpur airport
Amazing!! One thing I noticed: When static, the wings droop down. When in flight the wings are straight - no dihedral. Did you notice that?
Wings in all planes are flexible and bend upwards during takeoff due to the lifting force the air produces against them pushing the entire aircraft up
Yoseob Yang not as noticable as the 225 though
When wings drooping down it is anhedral. Wings above horizontal is dihedral. She has a lot of anhedral when on the ground
I was wondering why it looked so impressive in flight.
Typical Antonov design features anhedral wings. Provides airspeed advantage.
RIP to the 225, such sad news.
It will fly once again once this war is over we the people of Russia and USA will donate the funds to make that plane good as new and fly again
Her face changes from a look of determination to a big smile as she gets off the ground and her wheels go up. R.I.P. Mriya
Take Off At 4:55
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I like to see planes taxiing 🤷🏾♀️
This was my favorite plane since I was a kid. So sad that it was destroyed.
One of my dreams was to see this beast takeoff.
It hasn't been destroyed, only the front was damaged. Plus there going to rebuild it. In comparison to other aircraft at the airport during the attack, the 225 got off lightly
@@jhorrorfan2116 You haven't seen the pictures, have you? The airframe is entirely mangled, to "repair" the plane you'd essentially be building an entirely new one. You might be able to reuse one of the wings.
Might.
@@RandomPerson8492 not all the plane were destroyed, at least 35%, so is much expensive buid one from zero, so i think is more effective rebuild damage parts and the front
@@javierpaffen they couldn't build a second one for 30 years.... don't lie to yourself, its most likely never coming back
@@surrealtom if just rebuild Will cost 3.000 million dolars imagine how much Will cost to build a New one , the second an is from the soviet era as the other one but the one that is unfinished is like 70 % done and it need 6 engines with better technology and alot of fuselage and paint that would be like 5 or 6 Billion to make lol
R.I.P Antonov -225 🌹
You Rip Antonov
Will be truly missed by everyone and all aviation lovers.😞😞
You will be always know as the worlds biggest plane.
Thank you america
Luckily we still got these awesome footage of this mighty plane..RIP..Antonov-225..you Gentle Giant..
Skip to 5:24
bobsurgranny that’s when it starts to rotate... big plane. The biggest in fact
bobsurgranny Thank you!
You are my hero
Skip to a 747
Never get tired of hearing this amazing aircraft
RIP, now this magnificent thing is gone forever..
That is the best thing I’ve seen all day, wow! That’s a marvel of human engineering!
1988-2022. Never forgotten.
Died in young age of 34yrs only. RIP Antonov
Создали большевики, убили капиталисты...
Rest in peace you marvelous giant 😭
It’ll come back. it’ll fly once again. We the people of Russia and USA will donate the funds to make that plane good as new! I’m sure Russia will pay. Long live the dream! Long live the Mriya!
@@nathanhiga1783 how did Rusia is going to pay 3 billion dolars or a less part of they destruct it usa can donate but talking to Rusia is talking to a wall
@@vxzrt don’t worry. I’m sure they will get in touch with Russia once this war is over. And it won’t be long until they patch things up. I sure hope they will call a ceasefire and or even call it a truce.
@@nathanhiga1783 sure
@@nathanhiga1783 building the New Will go crazy in price if only re building the an225 Will cost 3.000 million dolars imagien how much it cost to make the New one that never have bien done
Staggering!! Flying a plane like this must be an amazing experience.
Hats off to this giant of the skies. it's a marvel to watch.. state of the art. Equal respect to the pilots in charge ..... great guys.
Amazing sight -- head-on take-off.
Thank you for sharing.
Cool Antonov footage, Schmid!
Crosswind Landings thanks ;-)
SchmidProductions: I thought it was up for sale? What's the maximum speed, altitude and range of that aircraft?
Sad to know that this marvel of the skies is no more. Bombed, exploded, torched to the ground during the Battle of Hostomel Airport...
Farewell, Mriya... Fly high in the plane heaven's skies... :(
I so wish it could fly over my house. It is beautiful. Good take off. A Dneper left Cape Town SA this morning. Almost missed it, as the engines were so quiet.
The Beast of the East
Мистер ЧЕСТЕР mmpffff.... there was no land called as USSR? So who held the permanent seat in the United Nations Security Council until 1991? Apparently, my memory deceives me....
@@VenomVLNTY which happened to be recognized as a country - and a powerful one at that - with the name of USSR until its collapse. I understand you do not like the fact that there was a USSR, and the way it behaved at the time. That's OK. Other people don't like other countries. Plenty of people don't like the US. Denying, then, that there is a country called the US, or insisting that there has been no country called the USSR, is an entirely different matter. I don't like raisins in my cake. But drawing the conclusion, because of my dislike, that raisins don't exist - if I did so - would do nothing but expose me as intellectually immature.
@@VenomVLNTY Fuck off, stop runing everybody's enjoyment.
@@VenomVLNTY Not exactly.
The An-225 parts were built in different parts of the USSR (Tashkent, Moscow, Ulyanovsk etc.) - The final assembly was in Kiev at Gostomel.
Incredible view! And the sound is awesome! Lucky shot!
That was music to my ears ❤️
What a massive beast it is. Would love to see it in real life. Thanks for the video.
A gigantic aircraft larger than 6 full grown argentinosaurus or 100 tyrannosaurus put together, nearly the length of 3 blue whales, with a wingspan wider than 9 hatzegopteryx next to each other, and nearly as tall as a sauroposeidon or brachiosaurus getting off the ground is a truly, extremely, unimaginably awe-inspiring monster to behold!! ;)
Paleontologist? :-DDD
Ross Geller, is that you?!?
* Sorry, 'Friends' joke... ;-)
Gio Simmer I like it. Teehee Ross has a tie with dinos.. :)
ummm speak english
9 Hatzegopteryx? I beg to differ dear sir. I think you mean 9 Quetzalcoatlus.
Who would win:
Physics or one Antonov boi
yo no e tenido la oportunidad de ver este ,magnífico avión, pero cada ves que miro un vídeo de el ,me sorprendo ,como un excelente diseño de avión, puede hacer elevar ese enorme peso com una sorprendente facilidad ,que orgullosos se han de sentir sus diseñadores y fabricante
What a beast! Love hearing that engine roar. Would be great to see it take off in person.
Es fantástica está nave.
Su rugido al despegar deja completamente impresionado, en segundos ya está en el aire con toneladas de carga.
Impresionante este avion saludos desde buenos aires argentina ...
Absolute MONSTER.!!!!!
=)
I still get goose bumps everytime I see this big pretty bird take off!!! 👍
Holy... epic take-off!
Excelente vídeo, belas imagens. Toda máquina voadora é fascinante, desde um simples avião de papel até a complexidade de um UFO.
My grandma takes just as long to turn around, but then she doesn't fly
I don't know why but most of funny jokes exist in english.
E A 😂
🤣😅😂
Get her a round skateboard.
Have you tried to push the object from a higher ground? Maybe then it will fly.
Wish I could have seen this in person. Can feel the amazing power at lift off even here! Reminds me of a gigantic, beautiful pelican--my favourite bird.
Such a beauty in the sky even its flown for 30 years, Thanks for this video SchmidProductions !! Keep up the good work :)
Most beautiful and awesome aircraft ever! Gonna miss it so much 😭😭😭
All of us will miss this plane 😭 🙏🏾
I loooove the sound of those engines! What a beast!
Inacreditavelmente colossal! O céu é pequeno pra esse gigantão!!!
Love to see this plane land at St. Marten
The largest and king of the sky
agree.
The size is just crazy
It may, especially empty or half full.
That would be a one of a kind landing.
You truly were a Mriya.😢
Every time I see video of this plane... I’m simply AMAZED BY IT.
It's like a Giant albatross, stunning bit of engineering. I would love to see this in real life .
Блин слов нету, какой он красивый
Был. Сами и спалили
5:22 The wings length are so gorgeous.
That is an amazing Aircraft,would love to see it up close,Antinov,an engineering marvel.
Phsyics: Things that weigh 683,000 lbs can't stay in the air.
Humans: What if we put slabs on the side and 6 propulsion systems?
Physics: Oh ok lawl be my guest :3
Everything can fly as long as you put a big enough engine on it (see the F-4 aka "Flying Brick")
elscientist Also Boeing tested their 747-8F; it flew with one million pounds of "Cargo".
Nice comment so far, but there is a correction required: the take off maximum weight of the 225 is not 683.00 lbs but something about 600 metric tons. The respective equivalent is some 1.320.000 lbs!
ArthurSixx
Never ever! The TOWmax of the 747-8F is about 987.000 lbs, so the cargo definitely can´t be "one million pounds". Prospective payload capacity (not yet tested to its end) is appr. 300.000+ lbs. So please don´t claim things you have no clue about...
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Not necessarily! You can make any cupboard fly by mounting powerful engines on it. Some indefinite non aerodynamic surface will be enough for it. See also knife edge flight without using any wings.
The sound it makes is as incredible as it's appearance!
Imagine the fuel consumption... Like, per second!
Ajax pounds not gallons. Pounds
@@chaist94 Inb4 concorde engines.
Ajax It costs roughly 30,000 dollars an hour to fly this behemoth
@@tylerbrick6847 How far can it fly before refueling?
it can hold 661,000lbs of fuel with a range of 9,600miles, 1 gallon of jet fuel is 6.7lbs, so that equals 98656.7 gallons of fuel, miles/gallons equates to .097 miles per gallon
I live in the approach path of Rwys 8 and 9 of IAH, and have had the 124s overfly my house, several times, but never has the 225 been here. I keep waiting.
Wish I could travelling with this huge airplane someday 😍😍
Welp!
Thats is one big plane, I love it:-)
There is exactly ONE of them.
Eu não me canso de ver esse gigante do céu.
Já pousou aqui em nosso aeroporto de Cumbica, em Guarulhos, São Paulo, Brazil
Highly impressive a mechanical marvel a real behemoth!!!
The Holy Grail as far as plane spotters are concerned.
"This is your captain speaking...!" :o))
Such a beautiful plane. Let's hope they can rebuild he r, so she can proudly fly again!
Can only hope...
Amazing that an Aircraft of that size and magnitude can even get off the ground.