RARE Super Constellation Flying @ Airshows Downunder 2024! FULL SMOKEY Start, Takeoff & Landing!
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I was at this airshow
Absolutely
What A Beauty..even the stairs truck was WOW!! thanks for this! Much RESPECT to those who keep the old birds airworthy!
Included the stairs due to their beauty haha love them!
@@SydsquadSurprised someone held on to the stairs all this time. It adds period atmosphere to it.
More than respect : admiration and gratefulness !
What a great memory! My first trip to Aussie was in 1956 on a Qantas Super Connie from SF to Sydney. I still have the little flight bag that I was given, and still remember my invitation to the flight deck - I was 5 years old. That trip took, as I recall, 36 hours with 24 hours flight time and several stops. I remember stopping in Suva in the middle of the night, walking out of the place, and getting smothered by the incredible humidity. Great Video - and Thank You!!!
Wow that's amazing! I can only imagine the memories you have of other epic flights!
Those are precious memories. The "Connie" was love at first sight. Not just special but EXTRA special.
My first flight on one of these aircraft was in 1954, from Cape Town to Salisbury, damn nearly died as the aircraft went too high and I went blue from oxygen deprivation, aged 2 weeks!
@@scallywag9392 Wow! I was about to say how lucky you were to ride in a Connie but then I read further and . . . wow, wow, wow it was almost your last ride. Terrifying. VERY terrifying. Glad you survived.
There's nothing like the symphony of a radial engine - Period.
Tower - Your engines are on FIRE!!!
Pilot - That's normal.
🤣🤣
canberras doing a cartridge used to send uninitiated ground crews running for the fire extinguishers
Years ago Dad gave me his 1955 USAF aircraft recognition manual for the civilian Ground Observer Corps & page 164 says, "The exhaust stacks of practically all conventional aircraft engines glow cherry red from the tremendous heat of exhaust gasses. On some aircraft, flames can be seen roaring out of the exhaust stacks, occasionally giving the impression that the engine is on fire. This is particularly true when extra power is being used, as in takeoff or climbing. In darkenss, this glow or flame is often discernible from the ground ..."
Yep, do a search for Connie at night. It’s quite the show!
I thank y'all who worked so hard to restore this beautiful aircraft! 😊
She is so beautiful. Thank you to everyone that has kept her in such good condition.
Flew in one 73 years ago - still brings back fond memories. Thank you for the video.
What a beautiful bird! With all the aircraft I've seen in my life, Connie by far is one of the most beautiful shapes. My only regret is never having flown in one. This feeling I also have for Concorde. Thank you for the operators and maintenance crew for keeping this historical aircraft in the air.👍✨️
Connie is as gracious as a girl. She made me dream when I was a child. Thank you for posting.
So precious to see such important planes from Australia's aviation history flying so gracefully in this day and age. Those low altitude fly pasts are next level. Thank you for the footage.😍
100%! Hopefully the 707 when it arrives will be treated the same.
@@Sydsquad it will be
How did they fix the problem with the square windows stress on fuselage?
Love the three point turn.
Classic haha wont see any modern day airliners doing that lol
Aviation history right there fellas! Absolutely beautiful. Love the air stair truck…classic
100% indeed! Her days are numbered too sadly.
This very Connie former, C-121C 54-0157, served with several Air National Guard Units including the 167th Aeromedical Sq. West Virginia Air National Guard. I have flown several times across the Atlantic Ocean to Europe while in the Military on the 167th Connie's and my very first Military aircraft ride was on one of the 167th Connie's to USAF Basic Training in the Amarillo, Texas. way back in May 1966. Glad to see this majestic bird still flying ! Great Video, brings back a lot of good memories !!!
I also went to Amarillo for basic training back in December 1966. Froze my ass off. I also worked on MacArthur’s VC-121A during its restoration. Great airplane.
Flew on one from Kodiak, Alaska in 1970! The child's voice in the background is priceless! THANK YOU! ❤️
Wow! What an experience!
Wow thats awesome! Those are my boys too lol
That young kid is learning about aviation history 😀.
Without any doubt - the most beautiful 4 engine plane in the world!!! Fast too!!!
There is not a bad angle on the Connie.
Beautiful Connie! Love watching her fly overhead. HARS do such amazing work to keep these beautiful machines alive and in the sky, where they belong. Thanks for the great video! ❤
They sure do! Her names are numbered in flying capacity however special to capture her in 2024!
In 1957 I flew in an Eastern Air Lines Connie from San Juan, Puerto Rico to Idlewild Airport (presently JFK), with my family on my first flight ever on a week long vacation to the City.
I was 8 years old.
I’ll never, ever forget that trip.
in my humble opinion it is for me the most beautiful airliner in the world
3rd time I've seen her in the Air in all her glory, it's a stunning sight everytime, the folks at Shellharbour know how to put on a show🎉🎉🎉🎉
They sure do mate! Haven't seen her fly in person in years so it was so nice to catch!
Oh my gosh so cool would be neat to fly in one. History before our eyes.
100% Linda!
My dad took me to Kansas City Municipal in the late '50's to watch airplanes. The TWA Connies were the stand outs. The Connie was definitely an influence on me pursuing a career as a pilot. Thanks for the nice video.
I would love to fly on a Connie from New York to Paris or London.
Thanks for sharing!
Excellent footage and production, always terrific to see these magnificent aeroplanes flying. Thanks, SydSquad, and the volunteers who make this happen!
Thank you so much!
Members of the HARS team flew back and forth from the USA for seven years, rebuilding this wonderful old girl, and then flying her back to Australia, where she's the price of the fleet. I'm very lucky to live only a couple of miles from the airfield and any time she's up I rush outside to see her slowly amble by....
My late uncle flew super connies for many years
He was the Queens mothers favourite pilot.too much quantas history to go into.such a great great man
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Those flybys made the hair on the back of my neck stand up. The beauty, grace and power are thrilling to behold. All this and prop reverse too! Lockheed definitely had it's act together when they built this beauty. Wow!
Lovely to see the Volunteers down at HARS keeping the old birds running, I am a train enthusiast, and, just like the old Steamers, I hope HARS bring some young blood in and train them up on how to maintain these machines.
When I was very young Connie flew over my home often and I always ran outside to listen to its beautiful sound and watch it fly over Woonona NSW. A few years ago I got to go inside it myself and it is awesome.
Nicely captured, Tim- sounds like Jett quite enjoyed it, too! 😊
Oh he did haha had to cut lots out of him yelling lol
Thanks , Tim and Boys. Great Video , Exhaust flames are so good. Exhaust flame Emoji ♨
Imagine she showed up at SYD one day haha
My favorite of all prop driven airliners! Connie is truly the best of it's technology for the old piston engines and stylish sleek look. I wish I could own one . . . . or more!
Thank you SydSquad. That was very impressive! The sight and sound of the Connie flying past at low altitude brought tears to my eyes. Connie = The Original Queen of the Skies
I love the small of Airline smoke in the morning. 🙂
haha 100%
In my opinion, one of the most beautiful airliners ever made.
What an elegant and inimitable airliner the Super Constellation was.Fantastic to see this particular model looking and flying as if brand new.!.
Lady of the skies that with grace opemed mamy routes for air travel. Thanks to all who catered to this Connie
64 years since first flight snd she still looks beautiful ans unique.
Thanks for posting this. Flew on one from L.A. to Kansas City in 1957. Fantastic bird!
Flew on these many times from St.Louis,Mo. to D.C. with TWA. Outstanding flights with service that couldn't be beat. Miss them both. This is a real beauty here.
I did a tour of HARS aviation museum when I was in Sydney last year and saw the Connie up close. So cool to see it spark into life again. Thanks for the upload ✈️
It's so nice to see her up close let alone fly!
Stunning...absolutely beautiful... as a kid living near Heathrow remember seeing the glowing exhausts of these lovely aircraft. Thanks you
Blowing all the cobwebs out of the engines haha Lovely to see the old planes flying in the skies again.
Stunning! What a beauty! First plane I ever flew on - (not a Super - an L-749) - TWA across the Atlantic - March 1952. Happy to see this magnificent beast is still operational in the skies. Thanks for your efforts.
I remember the last of these at LAX when I was a little kid. Impressive planes.
I still remember my first commercial flight. My dad took me from Miami, FL to Washington, DC in an Eastern Airlines Constellation. We went from sunny Miami to a dreary rainy DC. Those were truly the "Queens of the Skies". Beautiful planes!
I first fell in love with the L1049 Super Constellation (passenger version) from Bugs Bunny cartoons of the 50's. 15 years later, I was blessed to be assigned to the 552nd McClellan AFB) and the 79th (Homestead AFB). accruing close to 2500 flight hours on the EC-121 Super Connie with the USAF. Finest 3 engine aircraft ever built. And like a Harley, if she wasn't leaking oil, she wasn't running. Grab a spare chute for a pillow, your flight jacket to cover yourself (well, cover HALF of yourself), and let the steady drone of the 3350's lull you to a 2 hour nap that felt like6 hours of peaceful sleep. And FWIW, the FIRST "non-medical" female crew members in the military were surveillance radar operations on the Connie, back at the 79th, Homestead.
That is the era of airlines and aircraft I love the best. The new aircraft are technological marvels but there is just something soulful about a propliner!
I’m in Missouri and our airport had an airshow where a Connie flew in from Kansas City. I’m thinking it’s more of a museum piece now. I’ve flown on many vintage aircraft….a totally different time. Very impressive they kept this airworthy.
Most certainly! Days numbered but more to enjoy1
Another wonderful aircraft from the mind of Kelly Johnson!
A stunningly beautiful aircraft, one of my earliest memories was an abandoned example at Malta's Luca airport that was later converted to a restaurant/ bar. Eventually abandoned again and destroyed by vandals. Hats off to all those who put in so much hard work to keep her airworthy and the few surviving aircrew that can still fly these legends. I did see the Breitling Constellation take to the air during the Duxford flying legends airshow some years ago but I believe that and the Dutch Connie are grounded for now. is this the only one flying now?
No, the TWA museum at Kansas City’s downtown airport maintains one in fight ready condition
One of the most beautifull airplanes ever made. This and the Concord.
Brad from Indiana USA. Love seeing those old girls still flying.
such a beauty wish there were more still flying in the world
Great to see that beauty fly. Th
Constellations flew the Atlanic from end of WW2 to 1960s and into 70s for freight. Lockheed had a special hangar at Shannon, Ireland for them. It is still known as the Lockheed hangar.
that was so cool to see it get started and to see the smoke i wondered if the pilots would be excited and nervous at the same time loved the video and hope you had a good time at the airshow cheers
Cheers mate! It was a great day even though the F-35 was cancelled due weather in Williamtown.
@@Sydsquad that would have been a bugger
WoW❤️🔥👍
For me, the Lockheed Super Constellation - lovingly called Super Connie - is, next to the De Havilland DH.106 Comet, the most beautiful long-haul airliner from the fifties. Excellent shots of a real heartwarmer. Thank you.
The most beautiful airplane ever!!!
Love the ol' L1049, such a gorgeous ol' liner
100% Deano!
As a two-stroke motorcycle fan of fifty years or so, I’m quietly amazed at how these big radials manage to clean out and run so nicely after those big-oiled-up starts.
The oil in a radial engine seeps into the bottom cylinders and that is why the engine has to be rotated 3 times before priming and why they blow a lot of smoke before the cylinders are cleared and the engine runs evenly. They also leak oil when cold.
I love my Suzuki GT500! ❤
I believe this is the most beautiful plane ever made. Also, I also love propeller planes. They have the most beautiful sound. What a piece of engineering and history.
This is so awesome! Viewing it on our big screen! 🎉
Love it Debbie!
Oh Wow! This brings back childhood memories; I grew up only 11 miles from LGA, and under the right conditions one could hear a connie taking off. They frequently flew over our house; the sound of those engines was quite unique and I could identify one flying over without seeing the airplane. Thank you for the terrific video!
Super Connie, formerly known as: "The best 3 engine airplane of the world". Rest in peace. 😜
The only people who called them that are people INTIMATELY familiar with them. In my USAF career, I probably have close to 30 "three engine landings" (most for precautionary shutdowns due to a "double shorted secondary).
Stunning, I saw the last flying vulcan a couple of times here in the uk, this beauty gives me the same feeling! Extraordinary 👌
Thank you for the wonderful video ! Enjoyed this classic and the show’s atmosphere 😊🎉❤
Thanks so much!
What a fantastic old lady, compared to modern standards this Plane is so Beautiful and elegant, and its great to see her in the air
I have always thought this was the mostbeautiful plane ever built!!!
That's brilliant, some lovely passes.
I love all old planes... but the most beautiful plane to me, was the B-17 bomber... the body style is so cool.
Wow, she is absolutely gorgeous! And the sound is sublime!
Wow what a beauty. Glad it is well maintained. A great piece of history. Very smoky though haha thank you for bring this great footage to us all. 👍🏻🥰
A huge piece of history for Qantas and Australia. Cheers!
Good wishes to you from the UK. Wonderful work done by the museum and the skilled volunteers.
In 1959 my Mum flew me as a two year old from Ottawa to Vancouver in a TCA Connie. I wish I could remember it!
This graceful airliner called the "Constellation" always great to watch from the roads at the end of the runways. Back in the day. LLLLOOOOUUUD!
GORGEOUS!!! WHAT AN ELEGANT DESIGN!!! FASCINATING CONNIE!!!!!❤❤😍😍😍😍😍😍😃😃🥰🥰🥰🥰🤩🤩
Such a beautiful monster. Thank you.
En otros ayeres,!!! Fue él Rey dé él aire,!!! En otra época,! Fue él No 1,....
I flew from New York to Paris in a Super in '57 or '58 with my parents - I was 14 or 15 then. The seats made down into Pullman berths at night. There was only a curtain that separated the cockpit from the cabin. You could hear when the pilot changed speeds on the two-speed superchargers - or were they turbos? Simpler and more elegant times...
Radial engines ,cool
Beautiful sound too Willy!
Yaay! I love Connie! Was sad when she wasn't able to fly at the last Avalon Airshow
That's so cool!
Cheers Mark!
The turbo-compounding system employed on those engines was quite complex and way ahead of its time and thus could be unreliable, which is why Qantas kept spare engines at various airports en-route in order to swap them out quickly when needed & get the aircraft back on it's way to London.
Wow excellent 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks so much!
B e a u t i f u l. What a gorgeous aircraft.
Such elegance, I am unable to compliment the restoration enough! This old Canadian is deeply impressed.
Connie and Super-Connie: Arguably the sexiest airliner ever built.
The most beautiful aircraft ever to fly
Elegant looking aircraft! I visited HARS last year and replicated a pic / pose in front of the same prop I did 30 years earlier as a kid 😂😂😂
Great video. The most beautiful aircraft ever built.
Awesome totally awesome a truly beautiful aircraft
So Cool
Thanks so much!
Bonjour, un grand merci à tous ceux qui ont participé à la restauration de fe très belle avion 😊 je lui souhaite de voler encore très longtemps ❤ bisous de Nouméa
Wow! That’s a beauty! I went inside it at the 2019 Wings Over Illawarra.
Thats awesome Justin! Love her!
Looked and sounded spectacular...so good to see it flying. A time capsule piece from a bygone era...loved it !
Well said, thank you!
I can remember going into the 'Super Connie" one day when I was visiting my brother at Toronto Airport...A blast from the past....
OMG ... the ROAR from the four engines in the takeoff run made my earbuds shake!!!! Like a hundred T-6s !! Fabulous!!!
Wow.. what a beautiful plane and to see one "live" and running! Thank you for the footage Tim!
Thank you Cindy!
What an absolute stunner she was/is. The most beautiful and esthetic plane ever made. I would love to fly in her. And the sound she makes gives me goosebumps!
One of the most beautiful airplanes ever built
I enjoyed flying B-52's and after I flew crop dusters for a couple of years for fun. BUT Connie is what an airplane is meant to be. I would give my eye teeth just to ride in her. Great job guys and gals that restored her she is lovely
i was a&e on Navy version of the Connie in late 60's. It is by far the most beautiful large passenger plane ever made. My most exciting day was being able to taxi one on
the taxiway and runway. Wow. Cheers.
Wow thats awesome!
Also flew with Navy, mid 60s out of Kefilck, Iceland. Have photos out window of volcano eruption, Sursey I think. Mechanic and part-time crew member VW-13. Can still visualize the wings flapping and the flames coming out of PRT's during night flight's
@@joepacheco4038 I am the biggest Connie fan. Todays planes are just ugly -- no styling at all.