SAAB 35 Draken Airshow Performance - Big Afterburner!
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- Опубликовано: 11 авг 2022
- Saab 35 Draken Historic Cold War Jet Flying Display with loud Afterburner at Danish Airshow 2022
Link to airshow
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It's hard to believe the Draken first flew back in 1955 because even now in 2022 it's a sleek, beautiful, futuristic-looking fighter jet.
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Damned, they were loud! With an afterburner loud as hell!
Just a 18 years old boy was wandering how old plane Draken really was.
Really? You must love Ho 229.
@@teleman07 I do, actually.
Yes, only 10 years after the II World War!!
Definitely one of the coolest Cold War Era designs.
1:26 I remember that sound from when i was a 6 year old living close to an airbase in Sweden in the 80s. Sometimes they came in for a turn, flying in pairs with slightly different enginerevs which made a very certain phasing sound in the air and it was just amazing for a young aviationentusiast.
The sound of a Dragon
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Thanks for sharing! 😊
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL AIRCRAFT.
One of the most advanced fighter aircraft of its time and one of the coolest looking ever! Thanks for sharing! 👍
I always loved the fighters from Sweden! Self made and high performance wonders!
Amazing being able to hear that jet engine switching from after burner off to after burner on... i was just waiting for the sonic boom to happen.
Seeing the long tailed 35's ignite their afterburner is just something ELSE isn't it!? :)
Still got it after all these years, that's what you call a proper airshow display, beats all this new stuff.
Draken was build as a high speed interceptor with a decent amount of offensive weapons. Fast gain altitude, attack the target and then return to base. As a domestic, engineering project in Sweden, I think they came up with an excellent high speed interceptor. Draken can perform the famous Cobra maneuver. Thanks for the upload!
Did not Draken pilots invent the Cobra maneuver?
@Death_By_Snu_Snu yes, they did
@@Death_By_Snu_Snu 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Damn, that's a gorgeous plane!
It’s ugly
Got to love the small tail wheels .... Swedish practicallity :-) I saw this plane and the viggen when I was in Sweden in 1990 (IACE). Best voyage ever.
In the nordic mythology, and also others, the DRAKEN (Dragon) is standing for enormous Power, Destruction and Might. This flying weapon, the SAAB 35 is showing it perfect - until today... really a Dragon ! LIKE and Thank You , PaddyPatrone !!!
Turning money into noise with the loud lever on 'full loud'. Wonderful. Great filming and a truly wonderful aircraft. Still so clear to see the lineage in all the Swedish fighters; Viggen, Draken, and the Gripen. All great aircraft.
The last climb on afterburner, before landing, was awesome!
Like something from a sci fi film. Not into jets but that is exceptional! 🇬🇧
If they rolled that out of a hangar for the first time this year it would frighten the fighter community! It still has the coolest look of almost any fighter ever designed (IMHO). Almost spacecraft-like.
In my best Crocodile Dundee accent, "Naw mate, THESE are Leading Edge Extensions!"
Swedish technology: understated and rockin'!
Sleek beautiful aircraft, what an amazing era it was for aircraft design.
Goddamn, it's so aggressively stunning!
Many thanks for all efforts God bless you
Einer der schönsten und beeindruckendsten Jets für mich 😎 Ich hoffe die kommen auch zur Airpower wieder👍
Draken steht auf der Teilnehmerliste
Majestic Warbird!
Had no idea it was that agile! Gotta love turbo jets, afterburners and the smell of their exhaust.
Finnish AF had them too.
They were LOUD!
I am pretty sure what we saw here is nowhere near it's limits. As far as I can find it was capable of a sustainde 9G in turns.
Just brilliant
LOVE the video btw!
Nice looking aircraft.
It just looks better with time!
Straight from the last episode of Star Wars...
Awesome 👌
SAAB is just amazing!
Ya . Amazing junk
@@spitfirenutspitfirenut4835 beats whatever shit your country makes by a long shot..
Un avión adelantado a su tiempo....very beautiful 😎
Seing those scramble usually meant broken windows on my grandparents farm. Impressive to say the least. They look alien even compared to modern fighters.
Nice vids Paddy.
A 69 year old beauty...!!
Swedens coolest looking jet fighter.
Um dos mais belos caças já construídos, monomotor mais de 2 X velocidade do som.
I am biased since I'm a swede, but she is so beautiful.
I am British, but she has always been in my top two aircraft.
It’s ugly
It was more modern than everything the US and the Soviets put out in the 50s !!
Magnificent. Should still be in production, with modernized electronics.
Of-course! But we need a modern engine. The RM6 / Rolls Royce Avon is no longer in production, and a modern engine will have a much better fuel economy. As you said, we need to replace all electronics, including avionics, handling of contemporary weapons, a completely new radar of modern standard, new defensive countermeasures, highly integrated communications and information sharing with other units of the Swedish (and now NATO) armed forces. Next we should modify it to be able to perform all mission types previously done by separate aircraft models: Interception (Swedish "Jakt", attack ("Attack") and surveillance ("Spaning"). Finally (?) we would like to modify it to be extremely maneuverable, maybe even make it an instable plane using computer controlled canard wings to keep it in a stable state.
With all that we might as well give it a new name. Since Swedish airforce planes have had their names prefixed with letter(s) denoting its role/mission , and since this modified J35 now can do three mission types I would suggest "JAS".
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havent watched it yet does it do the thing
Hot Dogging, I love it.
👍 Endlich mal eine Draken im richtigen Farbschema. Sorry Ösis. 😀
درود بر شرف سازدش
Full burner the whole time to keep that Delta wing turning.
Was this at danish Air show?:)
Yes, Danish Airshow 2022
@@PaddyPatrone Nice!
I remeber the speed pass where he turned off the afterburners and I heard the danish voice :))
How do you know what an Ä sounds like? ;)
And the swedish pilots invented the Cobra maneuver in that plane........many 5th or 6th generation figther are having problems doing that, Draken was like made for it
Does the Swedish AF operate and maintain this? How many? 😎
Its a muesum piece. Even the aircraft which came after it is retired.
The Swedish Air Force Historic Flight maintains and operates a number of vintage Saab aircraft: One J29, one J32, one J35, one SK35 (two-seater Draken), and two Saab 37 (one AJ37 and one SK37). They're frequently seen at airshows around Europe. Pretty soon, I'm guessing they'll add Saab 105 to the line-up, it's in the process of being retired from service (mid-2024).
ฉันว่าเครื่องบินสวีเดนเหมาะสมค่าใช้จ่ายต่อชั่วโมงบินมันต่ำก็หมายความว่านักบินมีโอกาสที่จะมีชั่วโมงบินเพิ่มขึ้นอีก 1 เท่าตัวเป็นอย่างน้อยเขาจะมีขีดความสามารถที่สูงขึ้นเมื่อเขาขับเครื่องบิน 2 เครื่องยนต์รุ่นใหญ่ในอนาคต
A good design is a good design! The only American plane of that era that has a striking is the F-104.
Sweden makes beautiful women and airplanes
mig21と初飛行同じ
Godhet nådig. 🤓 What an intimidating aircraft for 1955. The Draken must’ve given the Soviets pause if they had any thought of invading Sweden.
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Gorgeous. But in English, the word "Danish" has no umlaut. ;)
Il fallait au moins un réacteur Américain pour faire voler ce camion...
This beauty could more than shame new aircraft and to me it looks better aswell
First aircraft to perform the cobra maneuver
Whats so spectacular about it really?? its turnrate is slow as a snail, same with the rest, it does a few slow turns, thats it, boring as heck.
clearly you have no idea what the draken is capable of, also this thing was made in the 1950s, so pushing its airframe is just asking for trouble
The Saab 35 was the first aircraft to fly the Cobra maneuver. They don`t show that on airshows...
Slow as a snail yet the first aircraft to do one of the most aggressive maneuvers in history?