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The plane created the entire USSR for the space project. now the last instance dies and barely flies. Even the flag of Ukraine is drawn upside down on it. There would have been no Maidan, and aviation in Ukraine would not have died, and Crimea would have been Ukrainian.
Ukraine claims they are going to repair her. A second plane was started but never finished, so between the destroyed one and the unfinished one the parts are all there, all it's going to take is money to get a 225 flying, about four billion dollars.
@@manh2704 Ukraine did not build this plane, it was built by all the republics of the Soviet Union and it is Soviet, then why has Ukraine not built one since 90?He can't.
@@manh2704 Украина возьмёт за щёчку и это факт!!и строили её в СССР,и с хуя какого на ней только украинский флаг вообще не понятно,должен быть флаг СССР!!
Yes, but I would have like have to seen the take off a bit more zoomed out. It is hard to appreciate the size of that plane without the background as reference.
I had never seen pictures or heard of the AN225 until I was driving home from work one day and saw it on approach to my local airport. I see MD-11s all the time, so I'm no stranger to seeing decent-sized planes in the air, but it was like that thing filled up the sky, even compared to one of them.
This beast is just amazing.Its the most beautiful plane iv ever seen.The line is pure,so huge,so powerfull,damn its so amazing watching it accelerate down the runway.
I'd imagine that seeing her on a screen doesn't do justice to just how physically massive she was, but seeing such a mammoth object maneuver like that as if it had no weight at all speaks wonders for the engineering wizardry that went into her design and construction.
Turbo Turtle I’ve always told friends this! It changes you When you go through a shirty divorce. It either destroys you or it turns you into a comedian! I’m glad you went the second route. 🤣
@@user-wi5jq2ny5g Those were Soviet engineers. Ucranian engineers ( Antonov ) all of them with their families moved to China a few years ago. You know why? Because it's impossible in a modern and independent Ucraine to repeat that Soviet heroic achievement.
This was truly unbelievable to watch! Thank you for this amazing video, no extra chatter / music / garbage, Awesome! And it looks so huge, yet it moves so effortlessly, doesn't even feel real! It is very maneuverable, considering what this is 😄 Those 16 people crew that were in it at the time, would've been strapped in and going Woooh when it tilted left/right, just imagine being inside it 👍👍❤️❤️❤️
Physics my friend physics, it is basically thrown towards the wind at high speed and the aerodynamic design of the wings allows the air to push it up. We don't appreciate how powerful air can be because it rarely hits us at massive speed.
A plane's engines are designed to move it forward at high speed. That makes air flow rapidly over the wings, which throw the air down toward the ground, generating an upward force called lift that overcomes the plane's weight and holds it in the sky... The wings force the air downward and that pushes the plane upward.
Wow, this has to be the best and most impressive demo of this wonderful bird I've seen so far. Good camera work, too! And NO MUSIC - yippieee ! Thanks for this stunning video.
Well it"s not so strange or unreal that it has a short takeoff stretch when it is empty and has little fuel. Fueled up and with a heavy payload - around 350 tons - it shall still be able for takeoff from a normal lenght runway. Total max. weight 640 tons. Yeah, thats heavy stuff.
Philip Deboever I don’t know where you are coming up with your thoughts but you are certainly confused. The 225 is actually underpowered. It does have 6 jet engines that produce 51, 600 lbs of thrust on a good day but with a total gross weight of over 1.3 million lbs it’s not the thrust to weight ratio of planes I flew. It’s a dog when fully loaded. And it was never intended to be a passenger airplane. And yes compressed air is a big part of turbine engines but without the fuel they would not run. Large turbine aircraft do not have starters like your car and all depend on either a APU for compressed air or a ground air cart for the start. And I’m sure the majority of the fuel is in the wings of this aircraft. But in multiple sections so it doesn’t shift around and cause flight control issues. There may be other body fuel tanks that flow to the main wing center tanks but the majority is in the wing. And they do consume a lot of fuel per hour especially at lower altitudes. And I believe this aircraft is limited to 36,000’. Excess compressed air from the jet engines does supply the cabin with pressurization. On hot days with heavy weights the crew probably turns that off temporarily to get anything they can from the jet engines. I don’t know what your aviation background might be if any, but mine is one of over 13,000 hours all over the world in aircraft that go higher and faster than the airlines do. Anywhere in the world with one stop and up to 51,000’. So I kinda am familiar with aviation including seeing the AN-225 in person. And many other interesting underpowered Russian aircraft in Russia. This aircraft is actually Ukraine and was developed for the Russian Space Shuttle flights. Used one time to ferry the shuttle. And then abandoned by Russia. The Ukraine put it back into service and it is the only one in existence. A second one was started by the Russians but never completed.
TheInfamousGod Yes it’s the one and only. Originally it sat for years after the Russians abandoned the Shuttle program. Then Ukraine, a spin off from Russia decided to return it to airworthy status. Putting the engines back on it was the first step. And I’m sure getting parts for it is hard.
I had the pleasure of seeing the AN-225 land and takeoff at Elmendorf AFB back in 1989, along with a SU-27, and MIG-29. The 225 made the C-5B, which is huge, look small. I was parked in a bobtail on the perimeter road, on the east end of the E/W runway when this baby launched. I thought I was going to be blown off the road... Pretty impressive bird.
Vá estudar meu camarada o primeiro vou é avião.a construir foi.santos Dumont brasileiro ele construiu o 14 bis primeiro a voar de verdade !ok nos seus países estúpidos. Não. Os ensina nada de verdade não. Chett
An-225 (first flight : 1988) is a startegic cargo aircraft. It is the heaviest aircraft ever built. It halso has the largest wingspan of any aircraft in operational service.
You need to take a lunch when you walk around this beautiful aircraft. And probably a map. It’s big enough to have its on postal code when it is on the ground.
The design of that plane makes it practically look like a hydroplane. That'll make weakened ozone layers a thing of the past. So awesome!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
It's always thrilling to see and hear Antonov aircraft taking off, flying over the crowd, blocking out the sun! This one gets off the ground very quickly. Could transport an entire army from a short runway. Stunning aircraft.
Took off real fast you almost can't see how fast ...then hits the air & turns and from its underbelly it looks like a megalodon giant shark with wings . It's not loud and looks very smooth as it takes off and glides through the air . Simply amazing .👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿❤️
The reference I heard was "the Wright brothers first flight was shorter than the cargo bay is long" seeing as how the cargo bay is 43m long vs the first flight of 37m. Either way, crazy engineering went into this beast. I have only seen the twin tails at my local Airport, but fortunately I have seen the AN-124 numerous times, of which my first time I was able to walk right up to it while it was refueling and loading up helicopters and seacans.
Imbecis seus países estúpidos nunca os ensinaram q o primeiro vôo em um avião foi de Santos Dumont brasileiro não! Ele sim foi o inventor do avião seus idiotas estúpidos!
I've been on C-141's. I've seen many C-5 A's, C-17's and even the AN-124 take off and land. I would absolutely love to see this amazing aircraft in person. The Anatov Group did an amazing job in creating this extraordinary aircraft.
Never would have believed this monster getting off the ground, had I not seen it for myself! What an engineering feat! Congrats everyone! Thank you Knight Flight, for another fascinating video! 😍👏🧡
@@wasjakot1299 Сделан в Киеве. А Киев это Украина. Даже название ему специально украинское дали, чтоб K/A//T//C/A//П/O//П//A/П/У//A/C//C/Ы не примазывались. )))
This actually happen during WW2 in Pacific when the natives who up to that point had never seen an airplane before saw US cargo planes dropping supplies for the soldiers. They observed how military forces were constantly getting food and supplies without doing any actual (by their standards) work. The only explanation that made sense to them was probably "military activity is some kind of religious ritual rewarded by spiritual deities with all the goods". So, after the war, with the military forces gone, natives have tried to reproduce the rituals - they had even built dirt landing strips, wooden radio towers, coconut headphones and body paintings in the form of military insignias. Some tribes were also praying to idols shaped like C-47 cargo planes.
"Мрия" разрабатывалась в Москве для транспортировки русского космического челнока "Буран". "Мрия" осталась в одном единственном экземпляре. Второй экземпляр украинцы разобрали на запчасти, чтобы обеспечить работу первому. КБ "Антонов" - русское конструкторское авиабюро переброшенное при Советском Союзе из Новосибирска в Киев.
Прежде чем писать хрень по поводу москвы.учите и сторию.в Сибирь ан переехал в годы второй мировой.до этого КБ было всегда в Киеве где и было основано.после войны КБ опять вернули в Украину и москва сказала мол перенесли в Киев.а сам Антонов родился и вырос в Украине.и производства в союзе всегда было разбросано по стране.так как не разрешалось производства одной техники в одной республике.
Amazing! It only took 23 seconds to get wheels off the ground. So impressive! And Putin only took a few minutes to destroy this beautiful aircraft, today.
Because is empty. Of it were carrying something heavy like helicopters and pieces of another planes would be heavier and taking more time for reach the minimum speed for take off.
... the peak of aircraft heavy-lifting ... :) even more wonderful when it's used for life-saving missions (corona supply for ex.) like during the last days .. !! greets
At 1:50 it moves, 2:08 its front wheel already took off. Its engines must be massively powerful to lift that behemoth from the ground in that short run and take off. Just wow!!
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The plane created the entire USSR for the space project. now the last instance dies and barely flies. Even the flag of Ukraine is drawn upside down on it.
There would have been no Maidan, and aviation in Ukraine would not have died, and Crimea would have been Ukrainian.
...когда то в великой стране -СССР могли создавать великие машины....
If this is really made with 21st tech now , they could make it a flying hotel maybe fit in nuclear reactor.
You Tube Glory to Ukraine!
Осколок великой Империи. Достался дикарям.
R.I.P An-225
Though Human lost is in incomparable, it's ashame that this absolute feat of human ingenuity and engineering succumbed to worthless war.
i hope that the damage is not that bad and they will be able to repair or rebuild it :(
@@B2KDeluxe
Apparently it would cost $3 billion. In the photograph, it looks like only half of the frame is still intact.
@@B2KDeluxe The damage is catastrophic, there were video images today from that place, it's completely destroyed.
Ukraine claims they are going to repair her.
A second plane was started but never finished, so between the destroyed one and the unfinished one the parts are all there, all it's going to take is money to get a 225 flying, about four billion dollars.
They should rebuild it, and make it capable of dropping a nuke on the Kremlin for its maiden flight
285 tons moves so smooth through the air.
Full takeoff weight 600+ tonns! Smoothly... ))Windshare? I don't hear...
Александр Жигадло not anymore
@@respectoss I'm sure it's not at max takeoff weight so the OP is probably correct.
Rest in peace you marvelous giant 😭
apparently they want to rebuild it
@@lars9966 rebuild process has already started.
Bro respect the 3 C-5A Super Galaxys that crashed, respect it, i screams more than the AN-225
The Put'Ler named Hitler' destroyed it at all with its factory as well🙏🌹🙏Rip Mriya225 🌹
@@criseldarebenque1948 we respect those too but there was only one AN-225
When I was young, my dad promised me that we'd get to see her take off one day... It never worked out, and now it never will. RIP to Mriya
Ukraine will rebuild this beauty, I know she’ll be back better and stronger than ever too. Have faith! After they win this tragic war
@@manh2704 Ukraine did not build this plane, it was built by all the republics of the Soviet Union and it is Soviet, then why has Ukraine not built one since 90?He can't.
*he people didn’t build the biggest plane and think its a female
@@manh2704 Украина возьмёт за щёчку и это факт!!и строили её в СССР,и с хуя какого на ней только украинский флаг вообще не понятно,должен быть флаг СССР!!
Let’s praise the photographer for such an amazing catch 💪
Or even God for creating birds for engineers to copy and learn from.
Hell yeah
Yes, but I would have like have to seen the take off a bit more zoomed out. It is hard to appreciate the size of that plane without the background as reference.
@@jeffm5991 He isn't the cause
@@jeffm5991 How to be an Atheist 101
I had never seen pictures or heard of the AN225 until I was driving home from work one day and saw it on approach to my local airport. I see MD-11s all the time, so I'm no stranger to seeing decent-sized planes in the air, but it was like that thing filled up the sky, even compared to one of them.
"THAT AIN'T A PLANE, THAT'S A PLANET"
Massive and beautiful. An engineering masterpiece
"We'll always have RUclips, Sweetheart."
This beast is just amazing.Its the most beautiful plane iv ever seen.The line is pure,so huge,so powerfull,damn its so amazing watching it accelerate down the runway.
Great plane , and yes look at how short the tae off is
It's now destroyed
@@TypicalBlox sad, yep
I'd imagine that seeing her on a screen doesn't do justice to just how physically massive she was, but seeing such a mammoth object maneuver like that as if it had no weight at all speaks wonders for the engineering wizardry that went into her design and construction.
Quickest takeoff I've ever seen for a plane this size. Pilots were like "well...bye."
No cargo and little fuel as it was to land soon again.
They got her lit.
They also had the flaps at like full so it pushed the tail down faster. Got the nose off the ground quicker.
gunner74 you take off quick too if you had Putin on your tail...
High wing
Last time I saw something that big “Take Off” was when my ex wife left me.!
Lmao
Yo this is the most boomer joke I've ever heard
😂😅🤣👍Thanks you've made my day!
Turbo Turtle 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Turbo Turtle
I’ve always told friends this!
It changes you When you go through a shirty divorce. It either destroys you or it turns you into a comedian! I’m glad you went the second route.
🤣
Kudos to the engineers who made this thing.
Well thank you
USSR engineers
@@BneMoisha ukrainian
Akash Dhiman Yes, Ukrainian engineers are great!!!
@@user-wi5jq2ny5g Those were Soviet engineers. Ucranian engineers ( Antonov ) all of them with their families moved to China a few years ago. You know why? Because it's impossible in a modern and independent Ucraine to repeat that Soviet heroic achievement.
This was truly unbelievable to watch! Thank you for this amazing video, no extra chatter / music / garbage, Awesome! And it looks so huge, yet it moves so effortlessly, doesn't even feel real! It is very maneuverable, considering what this is 😄 Those 16 people crew that were in it at the time, would've been strapped in and going Woooh when it tilted left/right, just imagine being inside it 👍👍❤️❤️❤️
unfortunately this plane was destroyed because of the war between Russia and Ukraine
It still amazes me how these huge planes take off and continue to fly.
Жесть
They don't take off, with those 6 massive engines they simply push the earth away!
Physics my friend physics, it is basically thrown towards the wind at high speed and the aerodynamic design of the wings allows the air to push it up. We don't appreciate how powerful air can be because it rarely hits us at massive speed.
A plane's engines are designed to move it forward at high speed. That makes air flow rapidly over the wings, which throw the air down toward the ground, generating an upward force called lift that overcomes the plane's weight and holds it in the sky... The wings force the air downward and that pushes the plane upward.
I think that plane didn't carry any cargo and it was look like pretty short take off from the runway
Imagine taking off with cargo of multiple tanks
The marvels of aerodynamics. I'm pretty sure the Wright Brothers would be amazed how far technology has advanced over the decades.
Guess they were *wright* after all
@@ronloc3309 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣, goddamn it, you got me you asshole🤣😂🤣😂
Pretty sure ?
Ever wondered who the wrong brothers were ?
Over the last century*
Plane: *takes off*
Birds in the sky: *why do I hear boss music*
,, профессор қызметтерін атқарып жүрген
"Captain, we have something flown into engine! - Oh, another Boeing, haven't spotted it..."
RIP AN-225 1985-2022
Wow, this has to be the best and most impressive demo of this wonderful bird I've seen so far.
Good camera work, too! And NO MUSIC - yippieee !
Thanks for this stunning video.
It is so sad that this big gentle girl is gone. RIP
Rest In Peace ❤️ It was such a beautiful masterpiece made by man-kind.
Слава Богу за таке чудо техніки КРАСАВА Богу.вся .слава
Yes I understand the principles of flight ...... but watching this monster of a plane glide to flight is truly incredible
That thing got off the ground in like 30 seconds from a dead stop. Unreal.
Well it"s not so strange or unreal that it has a short takeoff stretch when it is empty and has little fuel.
Fueled up and with a heavy payload - around 350 tons - it shall still be able for takeoff from a normal lenght runway.
Total max. weight 640 tons. Yeah, thats heavy stuff.
Philip Deboever I don’t know where you are coming up with your thoughts but you are certainly confused. The 225 is actually underpowered. It does have 6 jet engines that produce 51, 600 lbs of thrust on a good day but with a total gross weight of over 1.3 million lbs it’s not the thrust to weight ratio of planes I flew. It’s a dog when fully loaded. And it was never intended to be a passenger airplane. And yes compressed air is a big part of turbine engines but without the fuel they would not run. Large turbine aircraft do not have starters like your car and all depend on either a APU for compressed air or a ground air cart for the start. And I’m sure the majority of the fuel is in the wings of this aircraft. But in multiple sections so it doesn’t shift around and cause flight control issues. There may be other body fuel tanks that flow to the main wing center tanks but the majority is in the wing. And they do consume a lot of fuel per hour especially at lower altitudes. And I believe this aircraft is limited to 36,000’. Excess compressed air from the jet engines does supply the cabin with pressurization. On hot days with heavy weights the crew probably turns that off temporarily to get anything they can from the jet engines. I don’t know what your aviation background might be if any, but mine is one of over 13,000 hours all over the world in aircraft that go higher and faster than the airlines do. Anywhere in the world with one stop and up to 51,000’. So I kinda am familiar with aviation including seeing the AN-225 in person. And many other interesting underpowered Russian aircraft in Russia. This aircraft is actually Ukraine and was developed for the Russian Space Shuttle flights. Used one time to ferry the shuttle. And then abandoned by Russia. The Ukraine put it back into service and it is the only one in existence. A second one was started by the Russians but never completed.
@@stevez6499 so basically this one is the only one of it's kind and is still being maintained?
Wow. Some complicated responses but, anyway; came out around 25s for me 😋
TheInfamousGod Yes it’s the one and only. Originally it sat for years after the Russians abandoned the Shuttle program. Then Ukraine, a spin off from Russia decided to return it to airworthy status. Putting the engines back on it was the first step. And I’m sure getting parts for it is hard.
😭😭Bye-bye Antonov 225. What a legend!
I had the pleasure of seeing the AN-225 land and takeoff at Elmendorf AFB back in 1989, along with a SU-27, and MIG-29. The 225 made the C-5B, which is huge, look small. I was parked in a bobtail on the perimeter road, on the east end of the E/W runway when this baby launched. I thought I was going to be blown off the road... Pretty impressive bird.
Bloody hell! That lifted off real quick! Crazy!
Yes it did, but it was probably almost empty.
It was built to take off with a load, and here it's empty.
Empty, that's why
Odd to think that the Wright Brothers' first flight could have taken place inside the fuselage of that thing, amazing 🙂 🤜🤛 🍻
KumaBean, Wow, that really puts it into perspective 👍.
Vá estudar meu camarada o primeiro vou é avião.a construir foi.santos Dumont brasileiro ele construiu o 14 bis primeiro a voar de verdade !ok nos seus países estúpidos. Não. Os ensina nada de verdade não. Chett
John Moore u
@@rogeriogarcia8108 ele nao esta dizendo que o primeiro voo foi feito pelos irmãos Wright, ele esta se referindo ao primeiro voo dos irmao Wright.
Miroslaw Wos, “u”? What?
This just landed in my city today to pick up medical supplies from a UPS hub... what a awesome sight to see that aircraft
@deadcool 2 rockford, IL
An-225 (first flight : 1988) is a startegic cargo aircraft. It is the heaviest aircraft ever built. It halso has the largest wingspan of any aircraft in operational service.
DESTROYED now. Thanks, Russia
Beautiful but destroyed. Hopefully will be restored
It’s like a small state taking off. It defies all logic. What a monster!!
I believe this is how the Formula 1 teams travels around the world.
@@iflick7235 Well... not in this one though. Only one made
Maybe because it has 6 jet engines
So is the C5A
I've seen piper cubs take that long to get off the ground back fireing Popen...
His bob back and forth looks like he was waving back. Beautiful Plane.
Massive and beautiful. An engineering masterpiece ❤️
I have seen this plane twice. Once cruising through the sky over Kyiv, another - a low flyby at the airshow. This airplane is insane.
How can it be insane when it hasn't got a mind of its own?
Whoever gets the job to check the tyre pressure on this thing will be doing some serious overtime.
Couple of kicks here and there, jobs a good un. 😉
Those tires dont have air lol
Same goes for refueling. It takes longer to refuel than it does to fully load the cargo.
*Cough pressure sensor, *cough
Duuumaaaaass
You need to take a lunch when you walk around this beautiful aircraft. And probably a map. It’s big enough to have its on postal code when it is on the ground.
Hahaha sarcasm at its best !!!
No need to have a map, there are trains running between its nose and tail, every 20 minutes or so.
The design of that plane makes it practically look like a hydroplane. That'll make weakened ozone layers a thing of the past. So awesome!👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
It's always thrilling to see and hear Antonov aircraft taking off, flying over the crowd, blocking out the sun! This one gets off the ground very quickly. Could transport an entire army from a short runway. Stunning aircraft.
Whoever the photographer that did this you did the damm thing wow from the beginning to the end wow
😍😍❤❤
Took off real fast you almost can't see how fast ...then hits the air & turns and from its underbelly it looks like a megalodon giant shark with wings .
It's not loud and looks very smooth as it takes off and glides through the air .
Simply amazing .👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿❤️
I love this airplane! Good to see it back at work!
Not now.
RIP biggest airplane ever built... I am afraid of flying, but it is a shame this masterpiece was destroyed in a war 💔
Why are you afraid of flying?
This is by far one of the best video of this majestic beast. Loved it. Thank you for sharing it✌👍🍺
Thank you! 😍😍
Fun fact: the Wright brothers first flight was shorter than that aircrafts wingspan
Imagine if they had built something this big to start off with, yeah we're going to go flying. ......
The reference I heard was "the Wright brothers first flight was shorter than the cargo bay is long" seeing as how the cargo bay is 43m long vs the first flight of 37m. Either way, crazy engineering went into this beast. I have only seen the twin tails at my local Airport, but fortunately I have seen the AN-124 numerous times, of which my first time I was able to walk right up to it while it was refueling and loading up helicopters and seacans.
Their first flight would have fit inside the cargo hold.
Idiotas vão. Estudar estória o primeiro homem a voar construir e voar foi.santos du mont brasileiro! Seus idiotas
Imbecis seus países estúpidos nunca os ensinaram q o primeiro vôo em um avião foi de Santos Dumont brasileiro não! Ele sim foi o inventor do avião seus idiotas estúpidos!
Majesty and magnificence! An astonishing sight of pure wonder!
Rest In Peace An225 Mriya
Camera skills are amazing.
Good analizing bro...
That was amazing and a beautiful thing to watch. They should be proud to have designed such a wonderful thing.
Suzu M we are🇺🇦
R.I.P Big Mama, you will be missed!
Yes the take off WAS amazing!!!
Вот это красота!!!!!!!!!
What a beautiful airplane!
Rest easy, Mriya.
Man, the biggest plane in the world flew so gracefully and, is sadly no more.
I've been on C-141's. I've seen many C-5 A's, C-17's and even the AN-124 take off and land. I would absolutely love to see this amazing aircraft in person. The Anatov Group did an amazing job in creating this extraordinary aircraft.
You can forget about it now bud.
"Sergei, before lunch, could you change the tires on the old Antonov?", "Emm, yah, sure!"...
He turned back.
Pilot: I forgot my glasses.
😆
Pilot::I forgot my vape. Tower, this is RU-420, we are coming home
Lol
That's gonna cost you a few tons of fuel. It's burns about 18 tons of fuel each hour.
Какие же талантливые наши инженеры, какой там ламборджини сравнится с этим чудом, я снимают шляпу!
fråga din tzar Vladimir putin 20 år i makten tillvakade inte ett flygplan alla är från ussr ... 🤥🤥🤥
Funny how it flies so gracefully being as it is such a huge air monster!!!.
Enlightening video over such little known cargo aircraft!!!.
I wouldn't say she's little known.
It was designed and built in the USSR, and, perhaps, that's why it seems to be little known in the western world.
Doesnt it make pollution..
Never would have believed this monster getting off the ground, had I not seen it for myself! What an engineering feat! Congrats everyone! Thank you Knight Flight, for another fascinating video! 😍👏🧡
Thank you very much for your kind comment! 😊
Позирует Красавец!
i am highly impressed by the camera use here
Шикарный самолёт!
Легендарный!
Сделано в СССР.
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Сделан в Киеве. А Киев это Украина. Даже название ему специально украинское дали, чтоб K/A//T//C/A//П/O//П//A/П/У//A/C//C/Ы не примазывались. )))
@@nebokraiy Нацик недобитый)))
Советский Союз умел удивлять
Imagine never seeing a plane fly an then seeing this randomly fly over you
Ah yes, flying monster
I'd probably shit my pants lol
That would either be really awesome or suck really bad
That did happen in the beginning of the last century with air ships, some were over 800' long, this plane is 276' long, they could darken the sky.
This actually happen during WW2 in Pacific when the natives who up to that point had never seen an airplane before saw US cargo planes dropping supplies for the soldiers. They observed how military forces were constantly getting food and supplies without doing any actual (by their standards) work. The only explanation that made sense to them was probably "military activity is some kind of religious ritual rewarded by spiritual deities with all the goods".
So, after the war, with the military forces gone, natives have tried to reproduce the rituals - they had even built dirt landing strips, wooden radio towers, coconut headphones and body paintings in the form of military insignias. Some tribes were also praying to idols shaped like C-47 cargo planes.
Шикарно!
We will all miss this plane ❤️
Гениальное творение инженерной мысли!👏😍💘Эдакий воздушный кашалот!
"Мрия" разрабатывалась в Москве для транспортировки русского космического челнока "Буран". "Мрия" осталась в одном единственном экземпляре. Второй экземпляр украинцы разобрали на запчасти, чтобы обеспечить работу первому. КБ "Антонов" - русское конструкторское авиабюро переброшенное при Советском Союзе из Новосибирска в Киев.
руские самолёты
мс-21 и суперджет
Andrew Stepanoff не русского а Советского. Свой «русизм» засунь подальше.
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Советский самолёт
Прежде чем писать хрень по поводу москвы.учите и сторию.в Сибирь ан переехал в годы второй мировой.до этого КБ было всегда в Киеве где и было основано.после войны КБ опять вернули в Украину и москва сказала мол перенесли в Киев.а сам Антонов родился и вырос в Украине.и производства в союзе всегда было разбросано по стране.так как не разрешалось производства одной техники в одной республике.
Amasing, incredible and beautiful 👏👏👏
Fast and furious 10: write that down, write that down
Bloqué
Underrated😂
Amazing! It only took 23 seconds to get wheels off the ground. So impressive! And Putin only took a few minutes to destroy this beautiful aircraft, today.
Simplesmente fantastico.
Finally, a plane that can get off the ground with my sister inlaw in it.
That's cold man, she must be huge.
Her name is Mirya I guess.
Juice556 Lmfaooooooo
You should ask your sister in law to bring your mother in law with her lol
what if someone actually thought this is comedy. what a weird world that would be.
Looking at this behemoth fly already blown my mind, just awesome.
I had a similar view as camera man in person once. This is a seriously big object.
That’s a beautiful aircraft...
lt is the only one of its king....What a Plane...W0W....Thanks very much....From Kentucky USA
Yes, it's the only flying An-225 in the world. Thanks for watching, Steve! Greetings to Kentucky :)
There is a second one (never flew) locked up is remote hanger somewhere.
There is an unfinished fuselage in Ukraine but no money and will to finished a plane
Kentucky chicken 😁😋
Racé , élégant , maniable et gigantesque ! le nouvel ANTONOV est une merveille .
Powiien otrzymać zakaz lądowania na całym świecie.To zagrożenie dla ruchu lotniczeg!.Ltjący złom z epoki Breżniewa.
I'm amazed this is actually larger than the Lockheed C-5 Galaxy I used to work on. (Navigation communication technician AF Reserves)
That plane is my true love😍😍😍
12 segundos para despegar....INCREÍBLE !!!
Because is empty. Of it were carrying something heavy like helicopters and pieces of another planes would be heavier and taking more time for reach the minimum speed for take off.
640 tonnes lift. Great aerodynamics on this magnificent albatross.
... the peak of aircraft heavy-lifting ... :) even more wonderful when it's used for life-saving missions (corona supply for ex.) like during the last days .. !! greets
the camera operator job done is much more amazing than what it films
Stunning engineering and spectacular flying
An Ukrainian plane from the old Soviet union Technology...
@@vinnovation447 It's still a brilliant feat of engineering.
It was designed and built in the USSR back in the 80s.
Built in Kyiv and still flying despite all the hardships. Ukrainian POWAAA 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦✈️
Las maravillosas máquinas que puede construir , la mente y las manos del hombre moderno !!
Saludos desde Medellín Colombia
Bueno eso solo lo lograron con la sabiduria que Dios les dio ,cuan grande es Dios, no lo crees?
@@jackelineking6217 Lo irónico es que cuando lo construyeron eran ateos ( URSS )
Hola desde La Plata huila
Cocaína
"Mriya" --- USSR-Russia... Ua failed state... LOL
I could watch that all day. Excellent!
the pilot was really craxy amazing for maneuvering this big thing that way.
Rest in Peace An225 :(
Hammer Aufnahmen! 2:03 min es ist mit einer kurzfristigen Sonnenfinsternis zu rechnen:-)))) Daumen hoch! Gruss inselvideo!
Ja, der Spruch war lustig. :) Danke für's anschauen, inselvideo! Grüße nach Usedom!
A beautiful beast
The most famous plane in the world met her fate
At 1:50 it moves, 2:08 its front wheel already took off.
Its engines must be massively powerful to lift that behemoth from the ground in that short run and take off. Just wow!!
"That's not a plane, that's a planet"
Nice comment
I bet there's a pool in it.
Ah ah I see what you did there you sly devil you 😏
And i wonder why pluto is not a planet anymore
@@nischalsingh Pluto's an exo planet.
Our big boy killed by Russian Federation NEVER FORGET THAT !
Beautiful camera footage.
Lots of love.
Atlanta Georgia USA. 6.5.2020
Thanks! :)
USSR great engineering achievement from 1985 still looks great!
It's built in 1980
@@johnlukas1110 построен в 1988 году. После развала ссср разобран. Восстановлен в Украине в 2000 году
Absolutely, Ukrainian engineers in Soviet time made a brilliant work at the Antonov plant in Kyiv!
If the aliens ever visit us I want the guy who recorded this to capture them on camera just like he did with this huge monster
look for "Matthew LaCroix" on youtube 😉
Excellent camera work
Making flying something big like this is alien technology. 🤔
Good we still have the footage of the beauty that once was
And still is❤️ her soul is still alive
RIP GIANT
Simple Amazing😱My mouth was open while l watched it take off
And my mouth was open while I tried to read your name :D
😂😂Try it again but my name in english Susanne Locksmith.Maybe it is more easy to read👍