Corsair Check Ride COCKPIT & GROUND VIEWS
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Thom Richard conducting his check rides in the Commemorative Air Force (CAF) Dixie Wing's FG-1D Corsair, based out of Falcon Field in Peachtree, Georgia.
Richard now flies the Corsair at air shows across the country.
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3 guys previously shot down by the Corsair disliked this video
Hilarious! Seriously, what is there to NOT like about this awesome aircraft? I miss prop planes in the sky, dang I sure do!
wkruit1 curve wings, japanese desing ages ago, so I don't think so, they love the corsair too. Maybe the dislike came from envy.
Now 4. lol
Now 5
Mike Killian
Awesome
Thanks for not putting cheesy music over the wonderfull sound of the engine
WELL SAID !!!!
Quite possibly one of the most beautiful warplanes ever built. I hope they're kept flying for a very long time.
My Grandfather flew these during WWII, I still have his flight jacket. Thanks for the great video!
I thank your grandpa for his service
Very lucky to have that sir. Good for you
I can't believe the technology in this beast. It is now almost 80 years old.... Simply amazing
Watching Baa Baa Blacksheep is still an amazing childhood memory. Go Pappy B!
Yes sir!!! What a great show, it was absolutely my favorite.
I love that show. The corsair is my all time favorite plane. Nothing sounds like it
My grandfather flew with George Pappy B. In ww2. As part of the palau island invations. HENDERSON Field, Peleliu.
@@recoil2952 thank you for sharing that, what an honor to have that in your family.
@@donmunro144 papada...papada... papada...Vrrooom!!! Power!!!
My great-uncle the late LtCol. Thomas Byrd Sparkman flew them during WW2 stationed on the Marine USS Block Island as a nighttime fighter pilot in the Pacific Theater.
SALUTE
Bravo Zulu to your great uncle. grandfather was stationed on Guam in WWII and worked on both Navy and Army Aircorps aircraft
That's one beautiful bird, corsairs always been my favorite
I love it more that you do
The Whislting
YES! My favorite as well. I wish I could find old dogfighting footage of it. There's always the mustang and hellcats getting air time but not this beauty
Me too
Same for me. The Corsair, The Mustang, The Tomcat. They each make me giddy.
As a kid in the 80's into models of the old warbirds, my grandpa and dad were always on me to build a P51 or a B17, I loved the Corsair for some reason (landlocked cow people who never thought of Navy as a thing). I know if I ever saw one flying I would scream like a little girl, "that's a Corsair!" Beautiful airplane!
Love all those old war birds, but the corsair is by far my favorite.
So iconic.
And to think that they had thousands of kids flying these things during the war. Those boys had the tiger by the tail.
Not boys Men with big balls!
Thank god kids are pretty near bullet proof....
Very smooth on the controls. Beautiful warbird. The restoration crew should be proud!
My favorite warbird. Love those Pratt's.
A beautiful machine to be sure.
So much love and real hard work goes in to keep these historic machines alive. Sad that pilots who flew them to victory fade away faster. Thank you for your service!
My dad served on the USS Bunker Hill. He used to talk about the Corsairs and how beautiful they were.
We are all very fortunate that someone has loved and cared for this old bird long enough that its beauty is here for us to enjoy in today's beautiful HD footage. When I was a little boy, this was my favorite WWI warbird and I stared at pictures, illustrations in books and I of course watched Baa Baa Blacksheep. I could only dream about being able to watch something like this and even enjoy the sights and sounds in flight. Boyington's Bastards would be proud!
Men who fly in planes with wings that fold are brave.
**immediately starts making a paper plane with folded wings and finishes it in 5 minutes, then rides on it and cant even takeoff and crashes to the ground and fucking dies**
Lol
It’s a fly Navy kind of thing....
Men who flew in the 1940's were period. I've recently come to understand their generation a bit more after watching so many of these WWII films. Those boys were men.
What an honor, Thank you for posting!
Quel bel oiseau,cela me rappelle ma jeunesse avec cette fameuse série télévisée que dévorais des yeux...😋👍
Congrats!!! (been a few years, but just am seeing this!!) Must be a huge accomplishment to be a pilot and then be able to check out in something like a Corsair!!
Def a priviledge for sure.
The Whistling Death, my favourite WW2 Fighter
Wow, that thing has an unmistakable pre-stall buffet.
What? Buffet? There's no food line on that plane. Too small.
Corsairs and Phantoms are my favorite planes. Honorable mention to the Lightnings.
My father flew this fighter during WWII in the Pacific theatre 1943-45. Not for nothing did they call this the "Ensign Eliminator"! Difficult to land on carriers so mainly used as land-based. My Dad said it had a steep learning curve but once you got to know the plane you had to love it.
An absolute work of classic aeronautical art. Hearing the engine start on one of these birds for the very first time in person sent a shockwave through my body that I will never forget.
Can you imagine being exposed to these aircraft all of them to the point where it's just every day Mundane things in your environment and you can't wait to get back home to see your family.
That plane is the sexiest plane made. What a thrill and honor to fly this historic airplane. Can’t imagine the feeling of sitting in the cockpit flying this machine. Thanks for sharing and thank you for your service. Wishing you many more days of flying this time piece.
Ahh the Ensign Eliminator! Those blades are huge! Takes a knack to tame that beast!
Love this bird’s eye view (pilot GoPro) of the cockpit of a banking Bent Wing Bird.
There is no WWII fighter plane more sexy that the naturally curved winged Corsair.
Upon landing with the flaps fully down, it truly looks like a bird touching down.
So incredibly bad ass! The Corsair has always been my favorite aircraft. Out of all of them its' always the Corsair that makes my heart soar. The Warthog is a VERY Close 2nd though.
🤟😎 Bad Ass were the first words that came to mind when I noticed the takeoff and landing sequences were with the canopy opened!!! Awesome vid!!!
@@exit1368 it seems like a stunt but it's so the pilot can get out of the plane quickly in case of emergency which was frequent in the war due to many of the pilots having little experience in their aircraft
This plane speaks the era it was built in. Seeing cockpit view almost feels like I’m looking at the 1950s again.
Beautiful L-16 in the background at the end
God, I love these birds!
These are the birds that got me interested in WWII aviation back in the late 70's.
''We are poor little lambs,
Who have lost our way,
Bah. Bah. Bah!"
I got that reference. Great show.
What an amazing aircraft. Fantastic footage, just awesome to see and hear. Thanks for not ruining it with a soundtrack
Loved seeing but mostly hearing that plane fly over my hunting camp in Luthersville.
Thank you so very much for this video with no other sounds other than that made by the plane and the flying!
Looks like he had some turbulence and some engine sputter too. An outstanding fighter and that would always put a huge smile on my face too if I ever get to fly one. Take care of this outstanding beauty. Great video.
It's a check ride looks like he was looking at the birds stalling characteristics.
@@janreznak881 Watched it again and you're right. Doing the stall thing.
If you're into flight sims an F4U-1D module is being created for DCS World
Likely the closest you'll get to flying a real one unless you're already a pilot being prepped for it
What a nice piece of history and high performance, keep up the spirit and stay save !!!
Loved the stalls, thanks for including that!
Wow...now I know what they mean by shaking before stalling.
Thanks for showing. That’s the first time I’ve seen it from the perspective of the pilot.
5:35 no flaps landing? Why sometimes with, sometimes without?
So much awesomeness!!! I would love to be in it's presents when it's starting.
Japanese pilots who fought against her called her “Whistling Death” because of the noise made by air going through the oil coolers in each wing root. For thousands of them, it was the last sound they would hear.
@@MikolajFryc Wrong “buddy”. The Vietcong and NVA called the F-111 the Whispering Death. And the reference to the Corsair is historically accurate.....”buddy”
Superb!!! Love the Corsair, sounds brilliant. That plane looks great.
You guys are doing a great job keeping them flying. Best wishes from London Uk
This was my father's favourite aircraft he flew in WW2 in support of the Normandy Landings. He loved the power this machine has.
There were Corsairs during the Normandy landings? I've never heard that before...
@@Juno58 No, There were no Corsairs.
The only Corsairs in the ETO were british. The didnt take action in Normandy
Definition of beauty and perfection
Wish there was a 2 seater so I could go for a ride along! Thanks to the Black Sheep Squadron I grew up worshipping these planes in the late 70's.
Love this plane, I am not a pilot, but I do fly formation with my RC buddies. The remote control warbirds are a blast to fly, I had this very same model; a little over 7 foot wing span.. I can't imagine whats it like to fly a real one. Great video.
Congrats Thom!
This vid gives a good impression of what it means to fly a Corsair. Thx for take us on board.
That is an amazing looking piece of hardware
Masterful. I liked the camera work mixing interior and exterior shots.
The most insanely cool aircraft ever created. Period.
I like the startup tbh
Beautiful plant
Excellent Victor.
Thanks!
Jealousy does not begin to express my emotion. Way to go man.
Bravo, Respect to Mr.Pilot and His Mentor 😂🎉
Wow. I like the sound this plane too . I wish I could see something like this live 😱😱😱
I have often wondered what it would be like. To be in the cockpit. This is next Best thing. Thank You For The Flight Sir. SALUTE !!!
Gosh that gives me goosebumps!
As always, great work man!
It can be a wonderful experience to drive!!!!
Absolutely beautiful guys!
What a gorgeous plane indeed!
Such an elegant machine. A marvel.
Just found you, and immediately subscribed, great video!!!..I'm looking forward to going through all your past videos.. thanks for flying!
Aerofly FS2 , so much fun and a lovely sound too
I flew one of these bad boys, still the coolest aircraft I've ever flown
Hi Mike. Very interesting video, especially to see how is before stall characteristics of Corsair. Never seen it in any other video. THX.
Nothing but all some a thousand times over!!!😊
What a gorgeous plane
Beautiful plane!!
Awesome bird! Great vid!
That would be such an awesome experience.
What an awesome bird to get to call your own
I dont recall having mirrors on mines. Of course it was a Cox .049 & I was 11. 62 now & still my fave. Warbirds. TY, for the real peak.
Great bird! love it! Beautiful video :-)
What a beautiful airplane!
Amazing 💙
Man,what a beautiful hot rod!
youtube algorithm find you ... this should have millions of views
what could be more badass than take off and landing with open canopy in a propeller plane
thx for sharing
just an incredible plane..
She just lifted off effortlessly.
Oh man, that was sweet.
sure did get quiet up there for a little while-nice engine re-start. My favorite aircraft of all time.
Beautiful Bird.
Ba Ba Black Sheep. But, this Corsair.
Is Amazing and incredible beautiful.
Thanks for sharing 👍.
Lovely beast.
IT is a wonder... beautiful since the first day
Greetings from Chile 🇨🇱
Some serious stall buffeting!!!
Beautiful engine sound
Wonderful job men and women of the ground crew and restoration staff thank you for keeping her flying!
Nice stall recovery!
Thank you
Pretty neat to see the aircraft stall series around the 6:40 mark.
Corsair, Spitfire and Mustang were my favs. I love the corairs wing angle and engine sound, the Spitfire's large wing shape and the Mustang's speed and sleekness.
Simply wonderful!And I'm thinkin' about those which fought ridin' one of this "beasts",in the right sense,I mean...
What are u trying to transmit? Is it English you r having a go at? You sound worse than the guy talking in the video. I like the airplane though.👍
Gorgeous plane! Always loved these planes
I saw this plane fly at the Reading PA WW2 weekend.
I think it is a very beautiful aircraft
Really nice toys.
The best looking plane