Explore Inside the Incredible Antonov-225, Mriya - The World's Largest Aircraft. Part 2
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- Опубликовано: 26 сен 2024
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Hello guys! Here is the second part where I am going to see the beautiful Antonov-225, Mriya from inside. It has many of comparments and I was able to visit some secret places. Also I will make the cockpit review explaining standard instruments. The Antonov Chief pilot Dmitriy Antonov was my supervisor. He helped me a lot reviewing that Gigantic airplane. Yes my friends, Mriya is the Largest airplane in the world and it was build here in Ukraine. The Antonov base airport is very near to my hometown, so I am happy to visit that place.
I hope you enjoy that video.
The link to Dmitry Antonov RUclips channel:
/ @dantonov
Also my regards to Volodymir Vasilyev and his "Pilot Notes" channel.
He shared the Drone Photage that you may see in the video.
Here he is:
/ @ЗапискиПилота
And of course many thanks to Antonov Airlines and their Press department they let me film that airplane despite my channel size.
Here is the link to Antonov Airlines Website:
www.antonov.co...
Drone photage was taken from this video:
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Hello Guys! My name is Denys, and I am Boeing 737 Captain. Before I used to fly ATR 42/72.
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And a year later , this video suddenly turns to a memorial..
RIP AN-225 1988-2022
What a sad time for the people of Ukraine and although this is ‘just’ an airplane, this video is now a memorial to a unique aircraft now destroyed and those left behind wondering about their future in such terrible circumstances. We all support you. Stay safe Denis, you will fly again soon👍
@@thecomedypilot5894 biden doesn't do anything because he is probably dead scared of starting a WWIII
@@SMD-ir5jb Had he been tough from the start then we wouldn't have even been in this position.
@@thecomedypilot5894 Trump was very ‘tough’ by being friends and making alliances with Putin, wasn’t he.
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@@thecomedypilot5894 true
A year after you did this, we are so much better to have this footage of such an amazing aircraft to remember her. Thank you Denys.
Indeed, it's now a video documentary.
It was such a beautiful plane..
It really makes me sad to know this airplane was destroyed in a matter of seconds after decades of care and love from her crew. I was extremely fortunate to have been able to tour this airplane inside and out when I used to work as an aircraft mechanic at JFK Airport around 2003. I was working at the cargo ramp one day when I happened to see this aircraft parked so I walked up and asked the ground crew if I could take a look around. The plane was empty but they were all busy and one of the crewmembers said I could go to the cockpit and the crew quarters in the rear if I wanted. I knew I was extremely lucky to be allowed to give myself a tour of this aircraft and will always be grateful for that experience 🙏 ❤.
Fantastic tour. May she rise again. 🇺🇦
I almost crying when I see this. With lovely Dmytro and all the compartments that are now all destroyed. Thank You so much for this video
RIP mryia you’ll always be in the heart of aviation lovers
Thanks Dennis, You did a great job on the video. Hopefully the second Fuselage has survived and a new Mriya can be build soon from recoverable parts from this one !
I love these videos. They give very thorough insight on the An-225. Thank you for filming it, dude.
Glad you like them!
Ir was a Beautiful and an awesome airplane.. an ícon of the world aviation!! Good job and Nice vídeo... Thank You so much for it
Dmytro is such a great guy. He loved this plane with his heart, more than we all did. Im so damn sorry for him. мрия, лети навсегда! Спасибо за вашу услугу! Слава Украине! миp! 🇺🇦 🤝 🇷🇺
Dmytro sure does look like a big lovable guy who loved this plane as if she was his own daughter. Her demise must have been so hard for him
It has no match in aviation! It is amazing and impressive aircraft! They say the 747 Jumbo is the 'queen of the sky', then Мрія is its 'Emperor'! There is no reason to apologize Captain! It was a very amusing and informative video! (as always)!!
Thanks for share it! 👍👌🤩👋
Thanks for your warm comment, Jozsef. You are awesome guy 🤘!
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Суперська екскурсія! За мелодію наприкінці окрема подяка :)
I had only heard about this aircraft- it was great to get the insiders tour. Thank you and thanks to Dmitry
This plane is so cool! I never knew it had all these features on the inside. Shame it’s been destroyed 😔
From the latest footage, the rear section still looks intact, so the rear upper deck could have avoided destruction.
Welp - this is now an amazingly valuable historical resource.
This is the best review of this plane I’ve ever seen well done! 👍
Haha) thanks for your high mark 👍
😉 thanks
Getting out of the rear compartment ontop of Mriya during flight would be one heck of a James Bond scene.
Thank you so much for this video! I have always been very fascinated by old Soviet cockpits and very different systems, navigation... compared to western aircrafts. I think this is the most detailed tour of AN-225. I would love to see a TU-134/154 cockpit and systems tour in the future!
Will be...
@@PilotBlogDenys Never..as the aircraft is supposedly destroyed
@@honolulu.spotter Photos revealed that it is indeed destroyed.
Absolute monster. Breaks my heart to say rip😢
Great vid, mate! I learned a lot about the AN-225 and its cool features! Huge plane indeed!
Glad you enjoyed it
We are going to remember the an-225
Hi Denys, thank you very much for producing and sharing this fantastic and precious video and thanks to the captain guiding and explaining. It must be heart breaking for him seeing what happened to his plane. Watching the video fills me with great sadness, too :-(( Stay safe and all the best wishes from Germany 🇩🇪
Thanks the captain pilot introduce that massive beautiful bird ( that guy who speaks russian on scene)
RIP , right now.
I hope other fuselage can finish end of the war and an225 doesnt't die forever
#slavaukraine
2 engineers?
And a *radio operator?!*
Woooow. That is _old-old_ fashioned!
But still awesome!
Great video my friend. This plane will be missed. Thanks to your video we will be able to visit the great Mriya.
And thank you for making this effort to such a great video! You are appreciated and it was great to know more of this marvellous aircraft. I'm hoping that the other one may be completed some day as many people were very heart broken to hear of the destruction of the 225.
The An-225 is an amazing "Super Heavy Cargo Transporter" . It is one of a kind .
Unfortunately ... 😔, it had been destroyed 😭.
But I wish "The Dream" will rise from the ashes .
It will be rebuilt .
I learn something new about that plane every tour I watch! I hope it's not destroyed in the war. The pilot has a RUclips channel too
Hopping to see soon Antonov-325, even bigger.
Now, this video is one of legend documentary video
Great video sir beautifully explained 👏
Sad to see this one of a kind beautiful ukrainian masterpiece being destroyed at the same place. We Indians loved this big boy very much!!🇮🇳
Rest in peace Antonov Mriya!♥️we love you and hope we will get to see you flying one day again😘
Hey, that was one of the best aviationvideos i've seen so far...thank's a lot and always happy landings .
Such great video thank you , antonov 225 rest in peace 🕊️
It gives me chills to see the details of this legendary aircraft, explained by its passionate crew. Destroyed in a such a ruthless, pointless action.
Thanks for introducing this aviation engineering marvel.
I really enjoyed! Thanks for showing a deep look on this amazing and unique aircraft!!!
Sadly it got destroyed
@@cliffgamer7832 Indeed 😭
@@cliffgamer7832 Soviets left another one of these unfinished and if im correct ukrainians said that they will finish the unfinished 225
@@tumppu123-h4s I know
Absolutely loved these 2 videos!
I will always love this plane, the most beautiful aircraft ever made. Rest in peace Mriya.
Thank you for the video, it was really nice and detailed, thank you so much for sharing.
just amazing.
Wow 4:00 really shows the scale with no floor or ceiling. It’s like the size of a decent home
Good luck Ukraine and stay safe
Two years ago, I had a chance to see this aircraft land at Montreal Mirabel, carrying medical supplies to support local hospitals during the pandemic. Despite all the doom and gloom that was going on then, it was still the best moment of my life.
There's so many things that come to my mind about questions about the unique features of this plane. Been thinking this for a while but I have these questions, hope you see this:
I see that the whole horizontal stabilizer is fixed to the fuselage. Normally, on other aircraft, the horizontal stabilizer is movable, with a jackscrew controlling the trim angle. With this fixed stabilizer, how is the trim angle controlled? Are the elevators and trim combined into a single system (i.e. the elevator deflection angle being dependent on the trim setting), or are there trim tabs on the elevators themselves?
If there's a trim tank in the elevator, can the fuel be transferred between it and the wing tanks, similar to how it's done on Airbus aircraft?
Is the whole cargo compartment pressurized? Can the flight crew go downstairs and access the cargo compartment during flight? Since the rear upper deck is detached from the cockpit section by the central fuel tank, how do the crew in the rear compartment access the cockpit area during flight?
Was the Buran orbiter capable of being released in flight, similar to how the American Space Shuttle Enterprise was released from the 747 for flight testing? Were the Buran-related systems still present in the aircraft (as of its last flight) or were they removed after the Buran was cancelled?
I love how Mr. Antonov starts speaking English once they’re in the cockpit. You can tell that that man’s a pilot 😎
I loved to see that plane, I really hope they build another one as planned.
This video was so awesome and I appreciate you and those that let you film this. Please keep them coming.
Awesome content! Thank you for sharing it. Best regards from Brasilia, Brazil.
That was a nive time :(
Such an awesome piece of engineering, even 40 years after it´s creation! Not just for being biggest cargo air transporter ever made but for the complexity of strutcture, for tell us, by components and architecture, a unic moment of aviation development. Furthermore, was a living witness of history, decaying along with the system that created it and rising to a different world, rising from the ashes like the very people who made it! Deserved to retire to a museum for the amusement of many future generations but, sadly...
There remain the Ruslans, minor brothers but also incredible, as living reminders that this giant once flew across the world! Greetings from Brasília, Brasil!
This is just sad, Mriya will be forever in Aviation hearts.
Such a great video. Love your channel. God bless.
Awesome video again! This is cool to see as it is the first time I've seen the interior of the An-225, and I liked your comparison with how it's different from the An-124.
Glad you enjoyed it
It breaks my heart that this airplane is gone
the best video that I have seen!
Thank you for yet another informative video.
Thanks for your supportive comment!
Every video it gets bigger and bigger. Amazing what a huge airplane it was
Amazing! Such a Wonderful design! :)
Indeed 😊
What a masterpiece.. although it got destroyed but im confident it can be rebuilt ❤️
Hello Denys, great videoS (part1&2)
Is there a part 3 ??? did you planned something about history, design of the 225, a visit of Antonov office and maybe a video about Antonov itself
Not yet. I will film in future
Its a history now.
Whouaw, what a nice video ! Very interesting. Thanks a lot
RIP Mriya. Stay strong Ukraine 🇺🇦
Great video. you have done a perfect job giving us an understanding how this magnificent machine operate. Hope you may be able to repair it and see it in the sky again where it belong.
Essa máquina maravilhosa, foi destruída! Saudações eternas mirya...
Rest In Peace Myria YOU WILL FLY AGAIN!
What a beautiful bird... thank you for sharing. I hope, one day, she will rebird ... :'x(
What a great video, Denis, I always wondered what could Mriya look like inside! This was a great idea to explain in advance what we will see next so I could pay more attention to the minute details and understanding what's what. (I am really sorry to learn that my previous comment has hit a sweet spot about quality... Time constrains explain a lot! And for this one, the _inside walk-around_ the magic of unreachable realm overwrote everything! I apologize-but, you know, I am a photographer, I see the pictures first :D )
So, a Huge Thank You (і велике спасибі теж) for this exceptional presentation! I am looking forward for the next one about Mriya's history!
One question: a little bit aft from the door there are two probes looking like Pitot-tubes. Below them there are two flag-shaped "things"-are they the angle-of-attack sensors? Are they doubled for redundancy or are they something completely different things?
That is Ok, Heru Mornie. You gave me a positive feedback 👍.
You are awesome guy 🤘.
Such an amazing aircraft Rest easy An225 dream
Awesome video thank you
Sorry she’s gone now hopefully some of it will live on with 2nd aircraft.
Thank you 😊
Gonna miss this bird
so great to see, thank you so much!!!
An-225 1988-2022🖤🕊️ Fly high Mriya 🇺🇦🖤
This and all of your videos are awesome, I really do hope that the 2nd Antonov 225 gets completed and takes to the skies. As far as I'm concerned the Antonov AN 225 lives on and belongs where it's best seen, in the skies.
the fact this video was shot in the exact same spot were the plane was destroyed make it already more sad than it is. A 1:1 piece of the aviation history.
Wonderful insight, please tell us more about the iconic design bureaux aircraft of the Soviet era as you are perfectly placed to share this fascinating aspect of aviation history.
Thanks, will do!
This is really cool! That is an impressive aircraft.
Yes, it is Giant aplane. Thanks for your comment, Dee Anna.
Rest in Peace ANTONOW AN-225 😔😔😔
Great footage, sad to see this one go.
Very well filmed!! This is pure gold, thank you so much
Bonjour Capitaine, merci pour ces moments passés avec vous, c'est super intéressant à voir cet avion tellement gigantesque et emblématique de son pays d'origine qui est l'Ukraine. Merci capitaine et je suis triste que ce seul et unique avion soit détruit par l'armée Russe 😔😔😔
Hi Captain😊
Thank you for these moments spent with you, it's really interesting to see this plane so gigantic and emblematic of its country of origin which is Ukraine.
It is a historic plane that I would have liked to see in a museum and I'm sad that this one and only plane is destroyed by the Russian army 😔
RIP Antonov 225✈️🙏🙏❤️❤️
May she fly forever
Nice to see the interior. Too bad I encountered this video after this plane got wrecked....
Same here….. :(
Love this video. The AN225 WILL fly again in the future. The desire & will is there after everything that has happened this past week. Thoughts & prayers with Everyone in Ukraine, and yourself Dennis.
Thank you for sharing this with us so we can all remember how the Myria was, and hopefully, what we can look forward to when we can all come together to rebuild.
Take care.
There’s technical wonder was crashed…
Rest in Peace, “Mriya”
Very nice video!
Thanks, Andres👍
My Good friend Capt Dymitri Antanov! "Slava Ukaraini!"
Denis! You are awesome! It was exclusive video)) Really, so huge and great aircraft! Thank you sooooo much for sharing!
Thank you very much!
as aviation fans its very hurt to see Buran shuttle abandoned in rusty hangar in Kazakhstan and then this marvelous engine destroyed. What a worst era we life :(
awesome video
Thanks!
great great graphics edited in helps to know learn what he saying.. excellent
Is Dimitro the pilot giving tour.. related father, son, brother to Antonov company designer builder ? I'm confused.
good vid
He mentioned in a Q&A video that he is not. Antonov is a fairly common surname. It’s the the Ukrainian equivalent to Smith or Jones.
Love this Chanel
Thank you!
Good video???? For me is incredible and i´m so sorry about what happened to 225. thank ypu for this journey that won´t happen again.
Супер, роздивився ще й з середини!
I’m not crying, you’re crying 😭
very nice video
Thanks a lot 👍
I hope they'll be able to build a new one, and this time maybe add some windows for the poor people in the cabins :)
She will fly again, better than ever, for now, Glory to Ukraine!
not anymore :(
I hope this video will gain more likes than about a spinner in jet engine :) Great video! Now all of us know Meiya from nose to tail. Also, I want to point graphics inside a video with compartment explanation, it looks very nice!
Thank you very much, Oleg!
I will be remember forever ❤
Thanks for this. Amazing footage.
now, mriya is a memory