Yeah, the F-117 hasn't flown since Clinton.... It's an obsolete aircraft and will never fly again. The stealth capabilities lead to future development, but the planes aren't even at the Boneyard. A portion of the fleet is still at Holoman AFB, and they are sent to the missle range and some are in Yuma as ground targets on mock air strips for pilots to practice. There's only a few in museums and many exhibits just have landing gears as the joke "stealth plane"
And that vapor cone on that fighter flyby was NOT the aircraft breaking the speed of sound. Not that close to the ground and people, either. Get your facts straight.
I'm an ex Royal Navy missile aimer / gunner and we used to do exercises with different planes. When the exercise was over the planes would do a fly by down one side of the ship at a lower level than the deck. Depending on the plane you could see into the cockpit! My favorite was the A10 Warthog as it flew the slowest.
A-10! A-10! Great plane and it is truely stealthy. One popped up from behind some trees in the UK as I was riding a horse. Until it came from behind the trees, I couldn’t hear it and my horse hadn’t reacted to it being there.
I don't know how much you actually know about aircraft or airplanes or helicopters, but you must be out of your mind if you can mistake an F-117 Nighthawk for a B-2 Spirit! That is a B-2 Spirit landing not an F-117 Nighthawk!
That F35 was not breaking the sound barrier. If it was, the people on the ground would have bleeding ears. That effect is due to the high content of water vapor in the atmosphere
NOT THE SOUND BARRIER, it's the Vapor Cone. You can not do a sound barrier in Mach near Civilans, you will never fly again. That is a World Wide thing, by the way. They have designated areas where people are safe for them around the world.
It was transonic already, otherwise there wouldn't be a pressure cone.. But there was no sonic boom so you're right... Commentator/writer, is and ignorant idiot for the entire 40 min though..
Clever way to troll for comments and manipulate the algorithm!!! Misnaming the B-2 was obviously intentional you cheeky bastards!! LOL! You even got me to comment :)
Only a skilled pilot can perform a maneuver such as this and make it look like the aircraft is out of control while being completely in control of the aircraft.
I had the opportunity to co-pilot a small twin engine plane and the pilot says look out ur window and tell me if that engine is running and I saw the prop come to a stop! So I said "NO"!!! He acted like he couldn't get it started and we were going down! Eventually he flipped a switch and it fired right up. I didn't find the joke as funny as he did. Also both my mother and my sister jumped out of the side door as it was a skydiving plane. I wasn't about to jump out of a perfectly good plane so I went for moral support and they offered me to co-pilot the plane for $20! It was definitely worth it! 😂
6:56 That occasion only happens when the engine is little to low to the ground. And it can also make it look like if there was a whirlpool. An-225 was only the largest by how much weight it could carry. But sadly it got shot down by 2 Russian fighters in 2022, in the war of Russia and Ukraine. Ow the world's largest by Wing span is the Strato Launch.
The Americans may have produced the first test vertical takeoff aircraft but the British Harrier Jump Jet was the first aircraft to perfect the technology. It was that good at its job the American Marines licensed it from the UK to make it their preferred aircraft after they saw how good it performed in the Falkland war back in 1981. Also the boat the boarded the Chinook in the water has been done by British Marines and the SBS & SAS were also known for doing this technique since I believe the 1970’s. I’m also glad to have seen a British cold war Handley Page Victor being shown in this montage 😊as it was one of the 3 V bombers which include the Vickers Valiant and Avro Vulcan (However the Avro Vulcan is the most recognised British Bomber as it was used in 007’s film Thunderball.
At 19:32 those are pilots training in a T-45 from NAS Meridian. They was flying during the solar eclipse that happened this year 2024. Proud to say I work on those planes. T-45 Goshawk.
The F-117 is the little Stealth Bomber with all of the flat surfaces also called the Hopeless Diamond (5:30) the aircraft shown is the B-2 Bomber also know as "The Spirit". I waked around "The Spirit of Indiana" once along with a F-117, nothing alike...
No, F-117 was never called Hopeless Daimond, it´s project name was Senior Trend. Hopeless Daimond was an early stealth project without tailplane and was not flyable. I built one from the Unicraft kit in 1/72.
10:52 they stopped doing that sort of retrieval from water directly into aircraft because when you dunk the rear wheels, they have to be taken apart, so the wheel bearings can be repacked so it became very pricey and they stopped doing it for the longest time and just now started doing it again
the pool thing doesn't just go for helicopters. again, as a volunteer firefighter (in canada just fyi) , i can atest to the fact that we are trained to draft water from pools if needed to help fight a fire.
8:34 OMG, I've been there! Right on the beach directly in front of that runway , 1981 and I thought, What in the world is THIS 😮 runway doing here? And heard about this over the years- remarkable😊.
Great footage, but some aircraft misidentified. Twice a B-2 was called F117. The USAF uses F35A--the Marines use F35B that has hover capabilities. DC10's have three jet engines, not four turboprop engines. Still good visuals!
Hydrolocking aviation motors: That wasn't hydrolocking, but propeller impact. Also, just about every radial engine is technically hydrolocked when it hasn't been run for the last few hours! Part of the pre flight is emptying all the oil from the bottom cylinder so that you don't damage the engine on turnover! That is what hydrolocking is exactly. It doesn't have to be water accidentally pulled into a drowned engine. It's any non-compressible fluid in any cylinder for any reason. Unless the shaft of the radial engine is vertical, you'll always have one (or two) bottom cylinders filling up with oil over time. Because gravity. Edit: Filling up over time when not running. When running, the oil pump will move the oil to whereit needs to be...
2:52 A few days back that happened in Bangladesh and we lost one Pilot. That hero sacrifice his own life to save many life’s. He could save his life but he flew to the river and crashed.
At 18:25 that is the NAVY'S BLUE ANGELS transport plane that repairs the BLUE ANGELS planes during their tours it"s call sign is FAT ALBERT. Watch the film made and narrated by Glen Powell it is worth watching
I'm definitely not a fan of flying, partialy because of motion sickness & severe ear pain accompanied by the pain in my back & neck due to fibromyalgia & those crappy airline seats. That being said, my ex BIL was a helicopter pilot & when you realize that you cannot parachute to safety like if you were jumping out of say a small private plane or military aircraft. There's only expert training, hours of flying experience, nerves of steel mixed with some good luck if your helicopter malfunctions. Mad respect for helicopter pilots.
B-2, not F-117. The firefighting prop plane was not a DC10.
I see you all ready got Him for not knowing what a B-2 Flying Wing is Not a F-117, not once but twice He made that mistake!
Yep
Yeah, the F-117 hasn't flown since Clinton.... It's an obsolete aircraft and will never fly again. The stealth capabilities lead to future development, but the planes aren't even at the Boneyard. A portion of the fleet is still at Holoman AFB, and they are sent to the missle range and some are in Yuma as ground targets on mock air strips for pilots to practice. There's only a few in museums and many exhibits just have landing gears as the joke "stealth plane"
And that vapor cone on that fighter flyby was NOT the aircraft breaking the speed of sound. Not that close to the ground and people, either. Get your facts straight.
Not only that. 15:40 This one is wrong, too. People actually died in this accident.
Those weren't F117 Nighthawks, they were B-2 Stealth bombers every one!
The B2 bomber is stealth but its name is: “Spirit”
your point? I was USAF pilot in the 80's.
you need to know your planes before making this kind of videos
That “F117” is a B2 spiret
Yeah right
true
I was just going to remark the same thing. Especially about the B2 stealth bomber.
I was about to comment the same thing but it looked like plenty of y’all set him straight lol
10:06 - That is a pressure cone caused by compressing moisture in the air during transonic speed. It is not from "breaking the sound barrier".
I'm an ex Royal Navy missile aimer / gunner and we used to do exercises with different planes. When the exercise was over the planes would do a fly by down one side of the ship at a lower level than the deck. Depending on the plane you could see into the cockpit! My favorite was the A10 Warthog as it flew the slowest.
A-10! A-10! Great plane and it is truely stealthy. One popped up from behind some trees in the UK as I was riding a horse. Until it came from behind the trees, I couldn’t hear it and my horse hadn’t reacted to it being there.
Everyone screaming….”B2 ffs!”
I don't know how much you actually know about aircraft or airplanes or helicopters, but you must be out of your mind if you can mistake an F-117 Nighthawk for a B-2 Spirit! That is a B-2 Spirit landing not an F-117 Nighthawk!
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@@robert-fz3kuBut someone should be in charge of knowing what is on here.
And lets also talk about the fire fighting plane IT WAS NOT A DC-10
Go watch the dark documents channel it's a military channel he been out a few years and he still calls propeller planes jets.😮
That F35 was not breaking the sound barrier. If it was, the people on the ground would have bleeding ears. That effect is due to the high content of water vapor in the atmosphere
Yea and it was low to the ground.
NOT THE SOUND BARRIER, it's the Vapor Cone. You can not do a sound barrier in Mach near Civilans, you will never fly again. That is a World Wide thing, by the way. They have designated areas where people are safe for them around the world.
Well I am 65 years old and I've heard many planes break the sound barrier but definitely not recently
It was transonic already, otherwise there wouldn't be a pressure cone.. But there was no sonic boom so you're right... Commentator/writer, is and ignorant idiot for the entire 40 min though..
The B-2 Spirit is a flying wing aircraft, whereas the F-117 Nighthawk has vertical stabilizers and is much smaller than the B-2.
Flying under a bridge will get your pilot's liscence revoked very quickly.
Just ask Martha Lunken how that works.. That's why I only do it in simulators LOL
That's why I do it in GTA and fail every time.😆🕹🕹🕹😆
That F-117 hid pretty well, I didn't see one
Yeah
Lma😂
Lol must have been behind the B1b
Same 🤣
Clever way to troll for comments and manipulate the algorithm!!!
Misnaming the B-2 was obviously intentional you cheeky bastards!! LOL!
You even got me to comment :)
I wouldn't know, but loved your comment! Loved this compilation- OMG this is amazing! Incredible, like unbelievable, thrilling! ❤
Every single one of these incredible moments is a testament to the wonders of our world; it's truly mind-blowing
Only a skilled pilot can perform a maneuver such as this and make it look like the aircraft is out of control while being completely in control of the aircraft.
I can't even begin to imagine what it takes to pull off these maneuvers.
the voice drives me crazy
From heart-stopping near misses to breathtaking aerobatics, these are the incredible moments that define aviation.
I had the opportunity to co-pilot a small twin engine plane and the pilot says look out ur window and tell me if that engine is running and I saw the prop come to a stop! So I said "NO"!!! He acted like he couldn't get it started and we were going down! Eventually he flipped a switch and it fired right up. I didn't find the joke as funny as he did. Also both my mother and my sister jumped out of the side door as it was a skydiving plane. I wasn't about to jump out of a perfectly good plane so I went for moral support and they offered me to co-pilot the plane for $20! It was definitely worth it! 😂
Many of those sky diving planes look like they are safer to jump out of (but they all have to pass checks)
10:15 Nope. You're wrong. the chopper is being refueled BY the airplane.......
6:56 That occasion only happens when the engine is little to low to the ground. And it can also make it look like if there was a whirlpool. An-225 was only the largest by how much weight it could carry. But sadly it got shot down by 2 Russian fighters in 2022, in the war of Russia and Ukraine. Ow the world's largest by Wing span is the Strato Launch.
Didn't it get hit while on the ground? If I'm wrong my bad.
This would be much better without the stupid commentary. Wrong designation for aircraft. Much more.
And the narrator's voice was like fingernails down a blackboard!
How do people even manage to capture these amazing moments? Truly awesome!🤩
the phone getting blown out the window is priceless
It's SO obvious to aviation lovers, that the narrator is NOT one of them. So many cringe-worthy mistakes.....
Pilots must have many years of experience to be able to control so skillfully.
That C130 was probably the DELTA FORCE as they use rocket assist to take off with their equipment
Again! That is a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber flying overhead not an F-117 Nighthawk!
Thank you MAD LAB.
Incredible, thanks for compiling them
The man who landed the plane after the pilot passed out in Florida that one was last year but worth another look.
Great content as always!
The best trio. Spitfire, Vulcan bomber, and the Harrier Jump Jet
Santa got me 😂😂😂😂
That last firefighting aircraft was a Canadair CL 215
It was the Helicopter carrying the plane that was getting refuelled from the larger plane!
At 12:25 it's not a DC10 but a Bombardier CL415 water bomber in Northen Quebec, Canada
The Americans may have produced the first test vertical takeoff aircraft but the British Harrier Jump Jet was the first aircraft to perfect the technology. It was that good at its job the American Marines licensed it from the UK to make it their preferred aircraft after they saw how good it performed in the Falkland war back in 1981.
Also the boat the boarded the Chinook in the water has been done by British Marines and the SBS & SAS were also known for doing this technique since I believe the 1970’s.
I’m also glad to have seen a British cold war Handley Page Victor being shown in this montage 😊as it was one of the 3 V bombers which include the Vickers Valiant and Avro Vulcan (However the Avro Vulcan is the most recognised British Bomber as it was used in 007’s film Thunderball.
At 19:32 those are pilots training in a T-45 from NAS Meridian. They was flying during the solar eclipse that happened this year 2024. Proud to say I work on those planes. T-45 Goshawk.
5:23 bro it's a B-2 Spirit Bomber not a F-117 Nighthawk.
19:47 kvochur’s bell manuver
The vapor cone is not breaking the sound barrier...
woww, amazing
Diuglas dc10 firefighter?? What kind of show this is.
The F-117 is the little Stealth Bomber with all of the flat surfaces also called the Hopeless Diamond (5:30) the aircraft shown is the B-2 Bomber also know as "The Spirit". I waked around "The Spirit of Indiana" once along with a F-117, nothing alike...
No, F-117 was never called Hopeless Daimond, it´s project name was Senior Trend. Hopeless Daimond was an early stealth project without tailplane and was not flyable. I built one from the Unicraft kit in 1/72.
Need to do more research on what planes you are looking at, there are a bunch of mistakes. That being said, still some awesome footage.
2:30 when I fly an F-14, and then I accidentally hit the ground while doing a maneuver💀
My son is dozer operator on the fire lines he bring back videos all the time the stuff the fire aircraft perform is insane 😮
8:09 I actually thought for a second that that was a car driving on ice for a second
The plane-enveloping cloud is not from breaking the sound barrier.
9:01 Not breaking the sound barrier. The internet is stupid.
6:26, that F-117 was so stealthy I didn't even see one
By the way, it was a B-2 Spirit Bomber, not F-117 Nighthawk
A B2 spirit
At 5:14, That is a B2 Spirit Stealth Bomber cost around 1.2 billion dollars each. The F117 Nighthawk is a Stealth, sub sonic fighter.
The 3 planes ID..............B-1-B Lancer, B-2 Stealth and B-52. Personal all around favorite - Lancer. All day, every day.........
1:12 Luckily no one was injured.
WOW I was not aware they changed the B2 Spirit to the F117 Nighthawk... LOL
27:07 I was watching live news of that landing. Talk about a cool, calm professional at work. Just another day at the office.
10:52 they stopped doing that sort of retrieval from water directly into aircraft because when you dunk the rear wheels, they have to be taken apart, so the wheel bearings can be repacked so it became very pricey and they stopped doing it for the longest time and just now started doing it again
Lmao f117 nighthawk couldn't hide man I didn't see it I thought it did a awesome job must have been behind the b2 spirit
the pool thing doesn't just go for helicopters. again, as a volunteer firefighter (in canada just fyi) , i can atest to the fact that we are trained to draft water from pools if needed to help fight a fire.
7:46 Forgot to latch the canopy? Good thing that’s all she forgot.
F-111 Ardvark, B-1 Bomber, F-21 Black Widow! 😁😉
this reminds of Americas Funniest Home Videos haha
@7:47 that's a place I wouldn't want to be when a runway isn't too far away from traffic
Plane in 3 different segments:
Him:”in this case no one was harmed 💀💀💀
Geez, dude- know your planes!
4:50 Philippine Air Force OV10 Bronco
5:43 That's a B2 Stealth Bomber.
8:34 OMG, I've been there! Right on the beach directly in front of that runway , 1981 and I thought, What in the world is THIS 😮 runway doing here? And heard about this over the years- remarkable😊.
I came to tell it was a b2 and the best pilot was an rc but that was not needed i guess😂
@3:49 The Blackhawk with Santa blew away a baby stroller!
AINT NO WAY HE SAID THE B-2 WAS THE NIGHTHAWK, AS AN AVIATION FAN THIS IS KIND OF CRAZY😂
I came in the comments to mention the B2/F117 gaffe, but saw 100s of others got it covered. lol DOH
Great footage, but some aircraft misidentified. Twice a B-2 was called F117. The USAF uses F35A--the Marines use F35B that has hover capabilities. DC10's have three jet engines, not four turboprop engines. Still good visuals!
that flying wing is not an f-117 night hawk, it's a b-2 spirit !
The F-117 isn't the B-2. F stands for Fighter. B stands for Bomber!
17:43 i dont think the plane was uncontrollable i think the pilot was doing a kvochur’s bell maneuver
Oh and just because a jet produces a vapor cone, it does NOT mean they broke the sound barrier! Not even close!
I Love the Blue angels
The fire fighter plane at 12:20 is not a DC-4 but a Canadair CL-215 turbo
i think that tunnel plane was a drone.
Hydrolocking aviation motors: That wasn't hydrolocking, but propeller impact. Also, just about every radial engine is technically hydrolocked when it hasn't been run for the last few hours! Part of the pre flight is emptying all the oil from the bottom cylinder so that you don't damage the engine on turnover! That is what hydrolocking is exactly. It doesn't have to be water accidentally pulled into a drowned engine. It's any non-compressible fluid in any cylinder for any reason. Unless the shaft of the radial engine is vertical, you'll always have one (or two) bottom cylinders filling up with oil over time. Because gravity.
Edit: Filling up over time when not running. When running, the oil pump will move the oil to whereit needs to be...
the iphone at 0:32 is an iphone 6, it fell from over 3000 feet and survived
For the trio the P 51 Mustang the Concorde and the B-17
5:07 that’s the b2. Bomber !
Definitely no F-117 Nighthawk… only the B2 Stealth Bomber
At 8:02, that was used in James Bond . The best aviation moment, was at night and saw a 727 do a Batman against the moon. I live near PHL Airport.
2:52 A few days back that happened in Bangladesh and we lost one Pilot. That hero sacrifice his own life to save many life’s. He could save his life but he flew to the river and crashed.
2:24 it’s all fun in games until a PC-12 get a tad bit to close to someone’s back and turns them into half human half asphalt.
At 18:25 that is the NAVY'S BLUE ANGELS transport plane that repairs the BLUE ANGELS planes during their tours it"s call sign is FAT ALBERT. Watch the film made and narrated by Glen Powell it is worth watching
Better Trio:
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
Gotcha
5:30 That's a funny looking F-117.
I am starting to doubt that he keeps saying everybody is okay constantly. But I am greatful that they are okay
I'm with V1-1458, man. That's a Boeing B-2B Spirit stealth bomber. Not a Lockheed-Martin F-117J Nighthawk. Same goes for time stamp 6:32
5:46 update your aircraft knowledge before posting another video....a B-2 Stealth Bomber is NOT an F-117 Nighthawk.....
At 9.26 This was not meant to take off as it was a fast taxi aircraft at Bruntingthorpe, UK. a big Whoops moment.
@ 10:38 : I believe that’s the Airwolf (Bell 222).
I'm definitely not a fan of flying, partialy because of motion sickness & severe ear pain accompanied by the pain in my back & neck due to fibromyalgia & those crappy airline seats. That being said, my ex BIL was a helicopter pilot & when you realize that you cannot parachute to safety like if you were jumping out of say a small private plane or military aircraft. There's only expert training, hours of flying experience, nerves of steel mixed with some good luck if your helicopter malfunctions. Mad respect for helicopter pilots.
B2 STEATH BOMMER NOT GOD DAMN F117 NIGHT HAWK there is a enormous difference this is TRIGGERING ME!!!!!
This vid is garbage 🗑
tree chopping helicopter = helichopper.