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Great to see but the video would be many times better with no music
@@SizzlingStu Turn it off then. Drones obviously don't record sound. So. Your choice.
@@JibzTV-AeroviewzWhile that would be an improvement the missed opportunity is not having the actual sound from the Vulcan.
@SizzlingStu Better yet, stick your hand in your pocket, visit the next high speed taxi run and hear it for real.
@@SizzlingStu DRONES. DONT. RECORD. SOUND.
That lovely Lady outperformed every Russian fast movers back in the day. I still get chills down my spine, when I hear the ROAR of the VULCAN.... Regards from Denmark...
She just wants her stick pulled back ever so slightly at v1. She'd roar once again happily across the skies. My dad's friend helped with some of the wiring on the 558 restoration, and was invited to have a look and sit in the cockpit. I remember distinctive things that reminded you it was a serious reason aircraft, bomb bay controls and black out sheets that slid across the windows... nuclear purposes... amazing 👏
I was C.S.M.on the crash team that day with Wales District Ordanance Co., the first thing one of the pilots did when he landed near the fuel dump was light a cigarette.
I remember the TV coverage of this show,Tornado ids of Marinefleigergeschwarder 2 at Eggebek doing a short stop using reverse thrust,Brilliant,Good filming for the day with Hi8 camera,well done.
MIG 29 CCCP izdeljenje 9-12 MIG 29A !!! RESPEKT TOTAL PILOTIMA OVE NESREĆE !!! K-36 ZVEZDA KATAPULTIRAJUCE SJEDALO AVIONA MIG 29 A IH JE SPASILO SIGURNE POGIBIJE OBA PILOTA !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Just a special crash operation.
oh my skibidi got! not good!
Beautiful beast of the sky although its terribly noisy Had the privilege of being inside this giant bomber while on a.course at RAF Wyton in Cambridgeshire in the early 70s Really a beautiful bird and wish i could see it flying again
I wonder how much fuel this exercise burns (amount and cost)?
At tick over or idle power XL426 costs £40min... This goes up to £400/min when all 4 engines are on full power. 😳 This is one of the reasons none of the engineers are paid, they all prefer to hear her sing. 😍
@@JibzTV-Aeroviewz so somewhere in the £1600 to £2000 range. Money well spent for the howl just a pity she can't spread her wings.
Excellent, so great to see another Vulcan living and breathing 👍
WHAT A PLANE! and the massive respect for the pilots to show the restraint in not actually taking off lol. The howl takes me back to when I was a kid, never experienced anything like it. Awesome
A wonderful Aircraft. It will be nice to see it return to the air. Martin. (Thailand)😵💫☺☺☺
It will never be permitted to return to the air I'm afraid. It's a complex four engine jet that's well over 60 years old. None of the remaining Vulcans will ever fly again sadly.
One of the pilots was killed a few years later whilst testing another aircraft as thery were both part of the flight test institute.
What the name of pilots pls
Huey, Louis and Dewey. Who knows?
@@JibzTV-Aeroviewz Thx
I was there - great display on a beautiful day!
Airshow at RAF Laarbruch Buccaneers went up and disappeared. Everyone was told to look towards the horizon, they came across the airfield towards the crowds so low and fast you couldn’t see them until they were over us. Amazing Low Level Aircraft.
I was on that flight. It was a sight seeing trip for Fairford Royal Air Tattoo visitors. My brother treated me to a nice birthday present. We went on a 30 minute excursion around the south coast. Without fuel to cross the Atlantic and without luggage it was much lighter than normal, and faster. The pilot did a short field take off and it was like sitting on a rocket. Amazing experience!
I was there when I was in the army and we were providing security duties, I was sitting on the top of a Bedford truck after our duties were completed. Never forget that crash.
Cuando todos pudimos ser amigos de una vez ....no pero el dinero y la codicia llena nuesta alma ¡¡¡viva la humanidad!!!
Great to see the dedication. I grew up on Vulcan bases. My dad was a senior tech armourer and loaded the blue steel. That howl brings back so many happy memories.
fantastic footage!
Its such an amazing aircraft, my god
One skilled pilot! Txs for up loading.
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪,,, what a great show , is it just me or was aviation much more interesting then
Great 👍
Nice👍✈️
I too was there with my old man. We were stood at the end of the runway on the main road when it happened. I'm not going to lie. it was amazing to see o ce we'd spotted 2 chutes.
Thank you for this up load. I live very Close to this base. I remember the buccs and tornados .happy days thank you😊😊❤
That's what you call his wing man was watching both mog 29s display was cancelled lucky that both ejected safely
I was the co-pilot that day! Happy times. Thanks for the video!
Sean Mabbutt commentating,Whilst Flt lts Archie Neill and Jim Brown display the jet from 25 squadron at Leeming
Are you guys aiming at making XL426 flight worthy?
Given the CAA rules regarding such complex aircraft, no, but it is envisaged to keep her in ground running condition for at least another twenty years.
@@JibzTV-Aeroviewz Thanks, good to know.
Why leave the Greatest fighter jet in its time in this shape?!!! Sorry, but this is not right at all ❗️..at least restore it to its full glory for a proper display. Seeing it like this just gives me the Creeps of how britain is today! ..this Crippled lightening just gives this example! Come and see the XP706 ..Without Wings❗️ ..better to have a Corgi lightening! ..at least its Complete!
It's being restored right now. This was to show what the museum started with. And people do the best they can with the resources they have. Things just don't magic themselves to be restored, it takes volunteers, effort, time and money.
Both pilots ejected safely and landed safely - BUT , at breakfast the next morning in the mess, one of them had a VERY black eye . True.
Not sure if they are still there, but certainly in 2003 the migs were still in a hangar at Fairford
2 things/reasons: 1- pilot lacks of experience. 2- piece of trash Mig29
Omg thank you they are alive
Wow, that looks incredible!
Wow... 🔱
Love the understatement of the speaker without a trace of excitement: "As you might have seen Ladies & Gentlemen. It's not an exercise."
Classic Rammstein move.
Not only the pilot's, but also people on the ground were extremely lucky!😮
The orcs have a long tradition of providing spectacular airshows! It's one of the few things that they do really well!
How the hell the pilot survived after that aircraft was decapitated I will never know
I love this video. Even the commentators voice brings back memories.
2023 and russian pilots are still crashing daily.
classic russian equipment
Not really. Classic Russian personnel, perhaps.
@@JibzTV-Aeroviewz for sure they were drunk as usual
Whether you're flying or watching an airshow, I guess you have to accept a bit of danger either way.