Why Blue Paint Caused Problems For Concorde
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- Опубликовано: 20 сен 2019
- Concorde was one of the most iconic aircraft to ever grace the sky. But for two weeks, Pepsi took over one of the most famous Concorde’s as part of their massive ‘Project Blue’ campaign. This transformation from white to blue caused some problems for the supersonic airliner.
Thanks to Simeon Pines for his awesome footage:
• Pepsi Concorde
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My family works in the film and tv industry (mainly lighting and gaffering) and has done so in some capacity since the early 1960s. My uncle was involved in this press event, to what degree I don’t know but there’s a picture of him posing in front of the “Pepsi Concorde” with one hand on his hip and the other up in the air gesturing to the nose of the aircraft, topped off with a dopey smile, in fairness it’s acutally a pretty good picture. It’s taken from about the aircrafts 10 o clock. He also everdently got to go in a BA Concorde while he was there too as there’s another picture of him leaning out of the cockpit window of one them.
NightHeronProduction evidently*
NightHeronProduction evidently*
My friend @beatsbyhitzone is a film score composer. Contact him if you'd like to do business.
*evidently
NightHeronProduction evidently*
I guess Pepsi blue it.
😃
*PUNS*
pepsi painted themselves into a corner over that one. Coke was still more pop-ular.
🤣🤣🤣 (_insert palpatine dew it meme_
I guess Korean Air blue it
Imagine spending $5 million on an ad and it was never aired
Monster12255 to be fair 5 million wouldn’t be a lot of money for such a huge company
It happens more often than you'd think.
Kit Vitae they should start giving me 5 million
@@harleymurphy9025 tru
Give me 5 million and I’ll paint myself blue and run outside naked for Pepsi
Imagine dropping 10mil to show that you changed your can from red to blue.
Especially as it still tasted like crap.
@@Nilguiri and supports tserie
At 5:16 they say that the budget for the Color change campaign was estimated 500million dollars....
And the drink will eventually make you sick or kill you because of all the sugar and other crap you dont need
alphatrion100 actually you would die if you had no sugar
that was the smoothest transition into a sponsor thingy i’ve ever seen lmao
Smooth, but not as seamless as Ed @vinwiki
Yeah but just watch LazyPurple's "Extras from What it feels like to play Pyro in TF2"
I thought of Nordvpn on the 1st word
I was thinking of the same thing that was incredibly smooth 😂
Even Linus Tech Tips isn't that smooth with the transitions
So they turned the fastest version of Concorde into the slowest just by painting it blue 😂
Red goez fasta!
So Pepsi is run by orkz
@Bri Ba damn shawty ok
And there was me thinking British Airways had slowed theirs down enough by pushing ticket prices up beyond the altitude of the space shuttle and then applying that frankly _ridiculous_ interpretation of the UK flag on the tailplane... 🐌🇬🇧😉
"There was too much red on their (Pepsi) cans."
*Soviet Union anthem stops.*
Ne znau not funny
Boaz Scheers pretty funny, actually
Stalin actually preferred coke...
@@eeeesyywuwiz2836 that's subjective
Pepsi was actually very popular in the Soviet Union. And they made a lot of money there.
"tin can"
*that's a masterpiece of engineering* ...
Lmao
Tin cans ARE a masterpiece of engineering.
The raduis is perfect to be held in the hand.
The length and raduis is to optimize aluminum efficiency.
The strength is strong enough to withstand carbonation.
The tab opens can without a can opener.
The tab doubles as a straw holder.
The can is lined to prevent rust.
The can is recyclable.
@@Mrkevi123 Still less of a marvel than one of the two supersonic airliners to ever fly.
Can be said for any plane
Kevin Hinojosa cool where can I buy a can
"Having a business meeting over the internet is probably safer than flying at mach 2 in a tin can."
Seconds later
"Whenever you're connected to public WiFi it's incredibly easy for hackers to steal your passwords, emails, and credit card information."
Well that doesn't sound safer!
@Entrepreneur needs Team This is the stupidest way to advertise. LOL
Plot twist: this whole video was created to advertise expressVPN
Yup. What a bunch of slimy f#*ckers !
Oh - ad got me, Sharon
not a plot twist. I would say -typical.
Fucking clickbait shit. Why exactly did the blue paint cause a problem for Concord? Sounds to me like it caused a problem for Pepsi
@@MrIronhorse1 He says quite clearly, the Concord already heated up alot during flight due to friction, and to combat this a special paint was needed to dissapate heat enough for the plane to reach and maintain it's high speeds. With this blue paint job, the plane was limited to a max speed of Mach 2, and there only for 20 minutes, to avoid major problems with the fuselage heating up.
“Safer than flying at Mach 2 in a tin can.” This is referring to an airplane with 27 years in the air and a perfect safety record.
There was one accident and it was caused by the grossly negligent maintenance of a foreign airline’s plane.
That is not the full truth Rory, for the whole sorry story and the facts watch this. ruclips.net/video/fqOcYhzWUZY/видео.html The strip of metal from the Continental DC10 was just one factor in a whole series of events comprising of maintainance and aircrew errors which went to make up the accident chain. The Air France Concorde was over weight, with too much fuel and baggage on board, it was aft of c of g limits, it took off down wind, over a lip on a pievce of runway wich was being resurfaced and officially closed, there was a pacer missing from the left main undercarriage bogey, the flight engineer shut down a perfectly servicable engine immediatey after the aircraft got airborne, with out consulting the Captain.
@@markdesmond4947 Still not a design error. It was pilot error then.
Did the Bree from UTC time the dc10 debree riped the tire and since he filled the plane With full fuel it was to heavy lost an engine from the tire being in the engine as stalled
Mark Desmond you are completely correct about all of those things. However, none of them were intrinsic design flaws in the Concorde that would make it true to say that she was a dangerous airplane.
You can shoot a guy with a shotgun and make him run a mile. When he collapses does that mean that there is something wrong with him?
Mark Desmond In fact all of the mistakes and miscalculations that you mention would have been absorbed into the robustness of the Concorde’s design were it not for that stupid friggin strip of metal.
The plane probably flew a thousand times with the CG wrong, overloaded, took off in a dead calm that people on the internet 30 years later will call a tailwind. There was NOTHING wrong with that airplane. There was NOTHING wrong with how it was being operated. The pilot was a hero and the conclusions were come to so Air France could call the insurance company. The cause of the accident was the shard of metal off the DC10
Concorde looked pretty cool in blue actually. That bird is timeless, it still looks modern today 50 plus years after it was first designed.
Use express VPN to access any website blocked in your country.
In background: Chinese flag
Adarsh Srivastava China doesn’t have RUclips or any famous websit
I will forever love the droop snoot
LOL allways hated the drop nose, bandaid fix huge unnessary huge weight gain and adds unnecessary complexity and, unrealiability.
Its called the droop snoot so the snoot will droop
alan connelly it was necessary for the nose to be long and pointed for aerodynamics. You can’t see the taxiway when taxiing with it in the way, so Concorde and it’s Soviet rival the Tupolev 144 both worked around the problem by allowing the nose to drop down so the taxiway can be seen easily.
MrSupercar55 I thought it was also a rudder.
It’s also used when landing because the Concorde has a high angle of attack at low speeds
Pepsi melts at supersonic speeds; that’s why.
Lol
Found in 10 seconds. Saved me a lot of time. Thank you.
Diet Coke woulda been fine.
Thanks.
coke goes much faster though.
The Concord is easily the most beautiful aircraft ever built. She looked like a swan when cruising and those lines are just stunning. I was obsessed with this plane when I was a kid and bought just about every model of her that came out. My cousin became a captain for Britannia airlines and he told me Concord was the most beautiful plane he had ever seen. He also told me Concord was so advanced because it was designed from scratch and was unconventional and engineered beautifully.
Boeing 747
it's Concorde*
I'm not sure who had the more creative advertising idea, Pepsi or ExpressVPN
😂😂😂
Nobody:
Pepsi:
Oh yeah I have been in space twice, the 6th largest navy and a Concorde. How about you?
They had the 6th largest navy not army.
And how again is coke a more iconic brand?
Nicky h225 They make better soda
T-65B X-Wing Fighter good point
@@t65bx25 Nah, pepsi is better ;)
Love how a military plane pissing fuel all over the floor is no big deal but when my car does it its suddenly the biggest crime ever
No one:
Literally no one:
Pepsi: Hey lets do a ad in space!
No one:
Literally not even one little tiny soul in the whole universe:
Pepsi:
Russians love Pepsi, they struck a deal during the Cold War to sell there (a fascinating story in itself) and I imagine once the USSR collapsed the new government was more than happy to pimp out a few hours of cosmonaut time for some hard US cash that they so desperately needed.
A Pepsi symbol on the moon "(°ロ°)"
says redbull
an ad*
The Concorde. What an epic plane!
It is! And always will be, I even have a picture of the Concorde that's in the Smithsonian air museum near Dulles airport when I was on a school trip to Washington DC!
Ok so fast speed and air friction was problem because air frame was expanding and shrinking during the flight.
So how UFOs can fly way way faster than Concorde, some radar data tracked UFOs at incredible speed of 6 miles per second.
How they can do it?
@@oldi184 IDK some sort of incredibly strong and resistant material that isn't from Earth.
@Harrison La time traveler
Yeah, You can be right or some kind of "field", force field of some kind which is generated around the object for protection.
6 miles/s = 21,600 miles/h
These objects can get to any point on the planet in less than 60 minutes. That is truly amazing.
Another thing is what type of propulsion they use to move that fast. None jet engine will push air craft that fast horizontally inside dense atmosphere.
@Donald Clark
I have seen a UFO. A real UFO back in 2006. It was classic UFO not drone or balloon or helicopter.
They also did a space ad...
On the MIR...
Five years before it got deorbited... R.I.P. MIR :(
Mir was made by the evil soviet
Pepsi = 5 words
Mir diorbited 5 years later...
*HMM*
Edit: Pepsi - Mir = 2
Illuminati Confirmed 2 words
*DUN DUN DUNN*
@@PointLoss Pepsi is only one word. With 5 letters in it.
@@robertoricardoruben r/woooosh
That is not how that fucking works
“The Concorde featured a droop snoot.”
“Droop snoot?”
“Yeah, the snoot would droop.”
“The snoot drooped.”
Really nice to see it in person: Filmed it this year: ruclips.net/video/l180q0SoJIM/видео.html
I remember seeing the Concorde flying, I had a binocular and watched the sky, and the shape of the wings made me curious. After that I saw a commercial on TV, I was 10 back then.
Seamless dovetail from documentary to promotion.
Who sells seamless dove tails?
Hmm that's strange, two other RUclipsrs I watched said their VPN's were the fastest & No.1 in the world too.. 🤔
vpn's are not much use unless you know what your doing
It's almost as if those claims are unregulated and impossible to prove
@@thetman0068 Just unspecific. They can have the fastest server in Germany that allows the EU nations to have the closest and fastest connection to that server, but its slower in say Australia. Still "No. 1 in the world" for fastest VPN in Europe hahaha. The power of marketing.
This video was so relaxing to me. Love the music at 2:35. And your segway into your sponsor was smooth as silk. Thank you for making this. Subscribed.
It's "segue." Segway is a trade name for a two-wheeled motorized thingy.
so after all that, its just an ad for Express VPN
Some RUclipsrs show ads to make videos, others make videos to show ads.
and pepsi
To me, it’s just not a Pepsi commercial unless Michael Jackson’s hair is on fire.
Well, a Concorde did catch on fire in 2000. So you might be on to something. Lol.
@@grahamefreestone5309 Unfortunately, that one crashed and killed all aboard plus four on the ground.
We only laugh because it IS horrible.
Bit of a bad rep really . One crash in all those years , and the cause was a flight before it losing if I remember right a piece of metal engine casing that bust the concords tyre . Other than that it had a perfect flight record . Shame she's grounded .
@@YdnarLah37 laughing at the ad ( Pepsi) ? Surely not the crash ?
It's 2019 and I'm sick of hearing that it doesn't make any sense anymore to have a supersonic jet in service. I'd love to fly in one!
Apparently the ticket cost was FRIKKIN hugely insane. You had to be a rock star or bank robber to afford a ride in that thing.
It depends on who you ask. A leftist ecofascist anti-American POS will tell you, you shouldn't fly at all. Instead you should stay home, reduce your "carbon footprint", eat soy and wait to be sterilized. If you ask a normal person on the side of those who want to continue civilization, of course we need fast planes that zip from A to B in record time.
It true it doesn’t! On launch running cost was $6 million a year, 2003 was about $23 million a year and today they predict it be $63 million or over $100 million a year (getting numbers from memory of a video I watched about it)
@@statinskill what the fuck are you on about
@@vurpo7080 He's right... stop watching CNN and wake up!
ohhh I miss our glorious Concorde, she was so beautiful.
It wasn't really glorious was it. For every one hour of flight it needed 20 hours of servicing. That's was never going to last and it didn't.
@@mdogzino It was glorious to look at and hear. That's all I cared about ;)
''our''
soviet anthem plays
Very interesting. One remark tough. 4:25 white paint does not radiate more heat than other colours, it absorbs less heat from the sun than other colours and thus reduces temperature on the surface. Black colour radiates the most, but also absorbs the most heat. That is why at the refrigerator the heat sink is painted black but it is put in shadow behind the apparatus. This way it can dissipate as much heat as possible. Keep up the good work!
That was the smoothest segue to a sponsor's ad I've every witnessed. Bravo!
I've seen smoother, but okay...
My dad worked on Concorde - so proud every time I see this beautiful plane. I saw a Concorde parked by a hangar from one of my flights to Tokyo - seriously brought a tear to my eye. Bravo dad and all of the amazing people who created the most beautiful plane ever!!!!
you are more beautiful :p
Actually impressed about how easily it turned out to be an ExpressVPN Ad.
I do really appreciate the effort here
Very smooth how you went straight into a sponsorship advertisement! 😂😂
A bit of additional information, the SR-71 was intentionally allowed to leak on the runway, instead of it being accidental. The parts were made so that when heated through atmospheric friction they would come into final dimensions, bypassing the need for seals that would work across a wide range of temperatures and mechanical loads.
The plane when taking off would have a minimum ammount of fuel loaded into it's tanks, relying on in flight refueling to fill it's tanks before operations.
The JP-7 fuel is as well intentionally non flammable, due to a required high flash point and high thermal stability necessitated by the impracticality of completely thermally insulating the tanks.
They quickly wrapped the aircraft in brown paper, that guy's technique is smooth!
That high gloss blue was beautiful on it, especially the close up shots shown.
That was a smooth transition into the Express VPN ad, well done and great video :)
And all of this for just a sugar drink
More like the taste of capitalism :)
All of that to make more money.
It’s actually a caffeine drink, you’re not trying to make an absurd popular point are you by any chance 🙄
HighFlyer god forbid anyone should do some marketing 🙄
@@UAPJedi I'm not against marketing. I'm very much for making money.
So basically Southwest Concorde
Astronauts: We're out of food!
Pepesi: Hold my Can
Imagine paying to film a can in space for an ad but changing the fucking design before the ad can even be aired
Concorde was a marvel and should have continued, I'm afraid this technology could be forgotten otherwise.
THAT CAP THAT GOT CAUGHT IN THE HOLE IS NOW AT BRISTOL AERODROME AND THEY HAVE GOT THE CAP OUT
Harry foreman WHY ARE WE SHOUTING
@@elmong9124 I DON'T KNOW
I CANT HEAR YOU !!! YELL!!
THAT'S GREAT! THANKS FOR SHARING!
AAAAAAAAHHHHHHH!
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We discussed this issue only a few days ago, standing next to Alpha Fox', at a Concorde event at Aerospace Bristol.
I also mentioned that Air France had done another colour scheme on one of their Concordes, which didn't actually fly. They painted it pink and called it, 'L'Avion Rose.'
Used to watch this beautiful amazing piece of technology flying above my house in the 1980's, pity she's gone but great memories! 🙂 UK and France try again please
Sneaker ! - Great documentary ! -Then - Advert sneaked in at the end - Faster than the speed of light !
2:48 "This ad cost Pepsi another 5 million dollars but once the ad was finished, Pepsi had changed the design of their can and the ad was never aired"
Seriously??? So basically a group of highly-paid managers decides to spend 5 million dollars on an ad in space, also decides to change the design of their cans, but fails to see that MAYBE one should be done before the other?
~
Did they wake up one morning, saw a Dilbert cartoon, and decided to bring it to life as a joke?
~
Man, there are much easier ways to waste 5 million dollars!
Google "Cola Wars". This was during a period when Pepsi and Coke had broken even in sales and were at each other's throats over market share. They spent a lot more money on ads and merchandise and wacky attention-getting events than they do today.
If it was me I would of still aired it as might help even if can changed
Concorde could supercruise at more than the speed of sound without afterburners. It was more advanced than all military aircraft at the time and most today. No military jet could catch it from the ground. Amazing. Would love to see it updated with today's engines and materials.
I believe the english electric lightning was able to keep pace with it for a short period of time but it was the only one
The Concorde was perfectly safe! Only had one crash which was due to another plane part so technically wasn’t the Concordes fault.
Well done for turning am interesting point into an express VPN advert without even pausing!
They rebranded to a mostly blue can, so they needed a big canpaign . . .
Take my like and get out.
@@dionysusnu3881 ha! I like that
Me: Coke, please.
Waiter: We only have Pepsi.
Me: (sigh) OK...
ok - bring me a beer :-)
Me - ok, scotch it is then. Straight.
Benghali In Platforms your loss
Me: Coke, please.
Waiter: We only have Pepsi.
Me: OMG THAT MEANS YOU HAVE MOUNTAIN DEW!
Waiter: (sigh) OK...
PEPSI IS BETTER
Actually, dark paint dissipates heat better, because it radiates more. BUT it also heats more under the Sun. Which would not make difference while flying at night, though.
I suspect the reason it was overheating was because the paint was not smooth enough.
I love the ad idea- great job 👌🏻
I PREFER PEPSI BUT THIS SEEMS LIKE A WASTE OF MONEY.
I VEHEMENTLY AGREE, BUT I GREATLY ADMIRE THE EFFORT!! ITS NOT JUST SOME BORING ASS TV COMMERCIAL!!! A SHAME THOUGH THAT THEY NEVER AIRED THEIR SPACE COMMERCIAL!! WHAT A SHAME! BUT THEN AGAIN BETTER THAT SPACE DIDN'T BECOME SOME advertising CIRCUS!!!
Gotta rememeber this was way before there was internet or even cell phones. Everyone watched only a hand full of cable channels. So advertising back then it was a big deal to capture the worlds attention doing something extreme.
I like Dr Pepper..
For advertisement... Absolutely, for corporate travels, completely not.
WHY ARE WE TALKING IN CAPS
5:44 "doing business online is probably safer than flying. but doing business online is so dangerous and you need this product for all the dangers"
Alphonse Faure Don't think this presenter is too bright...
This has such a Defunctland vibe and I love it
Now that was a nice transition into the ad of the VPN I like that
I was alive, relatively sentient and buying a lot of cola in the 90s...how could I have missed this ad? As usual...great use of advertising revenue Pepsi!
Fak im old,, 90s was like Yesterday.
Feel ya man born1989 here myself I adore most things 1990 and have a 1993 Corolla special edition
born 83
2010 was 10 years ago
Thanks for sharing. I wasn't even aware this took place.
Wow, the transition into the add by 6 min was so smooth I didn't even notice we in the add.
4:36 not Concorde's interior.
Ikr
"Whenever you are connected to public wifi it's incredible easy for hackers to steal your password"
yeah mate I doubt that.
lord-carlos it’s just as easy as private wifi??
@Ken Mason what
Which game is in the backround? And I was waiting so long for a video on the PEPSI Concorde, thanks for making it.
Could the thermal expansion from rub heat issue in supersonic and hypersonic airplanes be solved with 'Heat pipes'?
Sup?
Not the Concorde
:(
It’s unfunnily funny
Coke is America. America is Coke. 🙂
Until today I never knew Concorde looked like this amazing!
VPN service ad transition was so seamlesss😆
Most beautiful plane ever❤
At 5:52 the video is pretty much over and he added an ad in the video to sell it lol
i wish more airplanes had sponsors and ads on them.
I was privileged enough to be a passenger on G-BOAB 02 Dec 1988 between Heathrow & Edinburgh as a ‘St Andrew’s Day’ flight BA put on. No one knew it was happening, but we were treated like royalty and given our commemorative packs. I still have mine in pristine condition. Wonderful experience!
me:"reads title"
Also me: DAFUQ
Hey um... So why was blue paint bad?
Watch the video
when u cant reflect heat as fast cos its blue which absorbs heat not white which reflects
I didn’t know that one concord had a Pepsi livery which look amazing.
Wish if they keep it in that livery
How much fuel could the concorde carry and where was it stored. How long did it take to refuel?
Dude! Is that the Bepis Plane?
3:55 BRILLIANT idea. Knowing it was going to be it's final flight, the crew person's hat will be secured forever.
Finnaly! A plane at the thumbnail with a droop snoot!
How did they get the paint off afterwards? 400 grit sandpaper from Home Depot?
Noticed the thumbnail changed removing any reference to Pepsi...
Great video! Damn Concorde was and is still amazing!
Tell that to the 30 people that died in the Concorde crash
@@lisavoller8691 First of all the Concorde crash a total 113 souls perished including 4 on the ground. This was a terrible tragedy for so many reasons. This does not take away from the fact what an amazing piece of engineering was and still is Concorde.
Shit they got that wrong oops I'm a retard sorry
@@lisavoller8691 that's ok. Apologies accepted we all make mistakes.
@@rico4you yea I had a feeling you were going to say just one crash doesn't make a plane bad
That transition from video to ad was smooth asf
I saw this Livery in a game but I never knew it was a Real thing. Ty for posting this very Interesting
Until the end I didn't know I was watching a comercial for ExpressVPN.
I am always amazed when I hear stories like this, showing how much money these two companies (Pepsi and Coca Cola) have. And all they do is sell flavoured sugary drinks. It boggles my mind that doing something so utterly useless and ridiculous can make you a fortune. Also just imagine all those executives at these companies, all the marketing people etc. They are obviously intelligent people and make good money. I just don't get it how they find the motivation to do their job, when it's so ridiculous like selling these products. With their skills they could surely find other companies that are actually interesting, and they could feel good about what they have done at the end of each day.
It's all about the money no one care what you sell as long as it make huge profit
@@jeedoo I get the money part. But I also think people in general like to feel that their work is useful, and in some way adds value to the world. Or maybe it's just me who thinks like that?
That was a slick segue into an ad
man it looks beautiful like that, i wish concordes were still flying they are such good looking planes
I think it was a plane well ahead of its time. Unfortunately, as nice as it would be to fly fast, the drawbacks are probably not worth it.
Won’t you gentlemen have a Pepsi?
@@GoldeneyeDoesStuff
It's originally from "Spies Like Us". That Family Guy reference is hilarious though.
4:37 is t an interior of a Concorde. I’m guessing it’s an Airbus 320 variant.
Nicholas Barnard What makes you say that?
@@atent5124 It's WAAAAY too wide. Concorde only had 2 seats either side of the aisle. The aisle itself is very narrow on Concorde, as is the width of the cabin overall. I've never flown in Concorde, but I've been inside "Alpha Echo" on two seperate occasions in barbados, and sat in the seats on both occasions.
I was just at the aircraft museum at the airport in Toulouse France, home of Airbus. You could walk through one of the prototype Concordes that still had all of the instrumentation inside, it never carried passengers. There's another Concorde parked outside that you cannot enter.
Smooth plug at the end🔌🔌🔌
Pepsi must be prone to bad advertising,
First the concord now the super bowl
Do not forget about Micheal Jackson's hair.
And Michael Jackson getting burned
The CEO of Pepsi left and joined Apple. He then sacked Steve Jobs from the board, and Apple nearly disappeared, until Steve came back. Must be a Pepsi curse, or they just employ knob heads!
*Concorde
”droop snoot. The snoot droop”
2:09 “what followed was the most 90’s show ever” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Good FSX shots =]