Відео

I was there to remember it hitting the ground heat was intense and saw the engine rolling down the runway

Pilots seem to go nuts at airshows.

R.I.P Mr Dave Moore…🌺🇬🇧

gud show

I remember this, and have a still photo in my memories box. I'm sure it wasnt as big as I remember, but Woodford was a great place for a young kid interested in planes to be. I still think about the spitfire that crashed, the SU27 pairs, the shops, multiple vulcans and that Tornado that did a derestricted climb vertically till it vanished for the end of its display.

There are three ways of flying: 1. When you need to fly, professional flying. 2. When you fly for fun, amateur hobby flying. 3. When you want to show off flying. Last one has the most losses.

I was there that day, horrible to witness

This is the sort of event that puts me off airshows, although I have been to a few, and most go without serious incident. But when things go wrong, they can go badly wrong. That, and I often have dreams about witnessing unsurvivable air crashes. Reminds me of the crash of the Lockheed Lightning at Duxford in the 90s, which cost the life of a leading display pilot.

This is extremely dangerous behaviour.. You are setting such a bad example to people

I never expected to see a vid of this. I was somewhere in that crowd at the time, at 10 years old. A sad day :(, Rest in peace!

this is so cool, reminds me of the last run of the Nesttun Os railway

I was 11 and even at that age I knew something was wrong, the engine was spluttering earlier. RIP Sir.

05:46 "we got no fuel for this Mav" Cougars in trouble

My Dad, Herbie Baker did all the electronics on the beagle pup at Shoreham airport.

Spitfire Mk X1V Rolls Royce

RIP

I was here, I remember distinctly my dad who was stood next to me watching saying "he's killed himself here" when he was coming down from the top of the loop... unfortunately he was right. I remember that 'boof' sound of the fuel going up and that massive wall of heat. Sadly I was at Duxford a few years later when a P-38 lost control and had a similar outcome :<

I was there with three of my friends it was a sad day.

The Griffon sounds very different from the Merlin, doesn't it?!

That plane needs some TLC ✈️👍

These old aircraft should be restored would like to know where thay are know from Jeremy mellor England 🇬🇧 😀

Zu doof eine mig-27 von einer mig-23 zu unterscheiden!

It looks as though there is another 2 migs and a sea harrier on this site. Very cool.

Dead Bird 🧆 🪰

Lol Everybody was there? Buddy misjidged it He was hot doging pretty good Rip buddy

I actually want to restore it and fly it

anybody know the story behind this?

it's mig -23...

Soviet*

Is this Michael Jordan’s jet?? It has #23 on it!!

Avandonado y todo te mete miedo piraton, jajaja

Que maquina maravilhosa ... Top

What on earth happened ?? looked like a very shallow high speed impact, all these vintage aircraft accidents are desperately sad, not only for the loss of the aircraft but obviously the people too :(

It may surprise a lot of people, but what survived of G-ALGT is actually being restored at Biggin Hill to a full aircraft - obviously with little of the original airframe being involved. It's a very complex process rebuilding/restoring warbirds to satisfy CAA requirements especially to verify what ID the frame will actually have, and to gain a certificate of airworthiness.....

im training on this same plane now

Beautiful Beluga XL! 💙✈️😍

Is it still there?

Rotting away just like the evil empire that created it.

Rest in Power Sky-Cheif. 😓💐

Not Russia, Soviet Union

poetins roebels.

This is a mig 23. The mig 27 has a more aggressive nose cone. It doesn’t lean backwards so much. It does have a targeting camera in the nose cone. A bigger gun mount. It doesn’t have variable air intake and exhaust actuators.

The loss of a great man and a great aircraft

I was there also. So very sad.

When did dolphins learn how to fly?

I think more vintage planes have been lost in airshow crashes than in the whole of WW2

At min 3:52, the wings are from what type of airplane?

Yep..! Was there with Kids. Very sad. They upset so told em it just a "Big Model". I remember "Russian Knights" flying approx two hours later as a Mark Of Respect. A very Hot Day..

Very nice. Those are aileron rolls BTW, not barrel rolls.

Strange. Everything looked ok. Wonder if they ever determined the cause?