Always had a soft spot for the DC-10. Such a good looking airplane. As an Aussie it was rare to travel in one as Qantas never operated it. Ironically while on a trip to the US in 1989 we arrived to the airport for our LAX to HNL leg and learned that Qantas pilots were on strike over some pay dispute back home. We were then put onto a United flight which was a DC-10.
That they are! I'm glad I've finally encountered someone who knows that those are jet-powered airliners! Pretty much everyone else nowadays thinks that wide-bodies are driven by internal propellers similar to the external propellers like the ones on smaller planes.
Miss the DC10 and MD11 classic airlines liveries. I started my career as a young aerospace engineer and got to briefly worked on the MD11, Rohr Industries San Diego ❤
I was thinking to myself “ no way in hell can this be current”. And I checked the intro and yes more than 20 years ago. The DC10 only having one major accident in around 1979. A technician snapped a motor mount and didn’t tell anyone. It crashed trying to take off. The engine literally dropped of and the miss balance crashed it.
Shot in 2000 and early 2001. After September 11 too much harassment shooting planes so I gave up. I flew to the UK from Phoenix in a DC10 right after that crash. Window seat overlooking the wing!
I flew on many DC-10s, and they were very comfortable and reliable. I actually flew on Nationals very first DC-10, which had an engine event early on, but flew many operated by United and American, and did a transatlanticround trip on 2 operated by KLM.
Had the DVD of that,the up close shots,are excellent,and the detail is great! My dad flew for PanAm,and Oyster Bay branch ran right in back of my home! So I Aviation on the front door,and railroads out the back! Plus construction equipment all around,so an interesting childhood!! Thanks for your always excellent work!! Thanks 😊!
I really miss the tri-jets. I think they were WAY ahead of there time in terms of appearance. And are still very viable in today's commercial aviation market. If they had just revamped them with bigger engines and more modern interiors. Especially, the MD-11's. The can easily compete with 787 and A330 in terms of size.
The left engine detached from the wing during take-off and smashed onto the runway. The plane continued to climb but the pilots lowered their airspeed in preparation for an emergency return to the airport. Unfortunately, although they were trained to slow the plane down in an engine out emergency, they were unaware that further damage to the wing had happened and slowing the plane down caused it to roll over on it's left and stall. It crashed in a field near a trailer park just outside of the airport boundary.
I love both of those aircrafts including the l-1011. I forget the difference between the DC-10 and the md11 is it the wings one has a straight wing and the other one has a flip at the end of the wing which is which
Too bad you don't have LTU. My experience on the MD-11 was exclusively on LTU (some of their main US destinations out of Düsseldorf were MIA and LAX). I flew on an L-1011 with them as well, specifically the TriStar 500. I did also fly on a KLM DC-10 on a roundtrip.
I miss the majestic tri-jets. While I prefer the L1011 to the DC-10/MD-11, aside from the 777, the current generation of twin jet wide bodies is just not as awesome to watch in action as those big, imposing tri-jets.
I agree 100% - I also miss the B747's. BA in the uk no longer have the 747's. They got rid of the DC-10's many years ago which was a real pity. I prefer jets to be awesome rather than luxury. I guess that's just me..
Sorry, but compared to the L1011, that rear engine looks like an afterthought. As for "issues", the DC10 was the 737 Max of it's day...beancounters (the same beancounters responsible for the Max) over engineering. Cut costs and rush production.
And noise and hours on the engines and fuselage, the twin wide bodys are way more efficient easier to maintain and simpler to fly. Plus they are way more expensive to buy so they put alot of pressure to fill and fly at a profit.
@@mikes7639 The noise especially.. a bunch of silly people decide to buy houses next to airports and then throw a pissy fit over the noise. I love the noise, the roar of a jet engine makes it feel more powerful and awesome!
Always had a soft spot for the DC-10. Such a good looking airplane. As an Aussie it was rare to travel in one as Qantas never operated it. Ironically while on a trip to the US in 1989 we arrived to the airport for our LAX to HNL leg and learned that Qantas pilots were on strike over some pay dispute back home. We were then put onto a United flight which was a DC-10.
Those were awesome looking jetliners ❤️❤️❤️
That they are! I'm glad I've finally encountered someone who knows that those are jet-powered airliners! Pretty much everyone else nowadays thinks that wide-bodies are driven by internal propellers similar to the external propellers like the ones on smaller planes.
The most beautiful ✈️
MD-11 DC-10. Built like tanks. Is it any wonder so many of the MD-11 originally produced are still in service as freighters. Amazing engineering.👏👏😳😳
Miss the DC10 and MD11 classic airlines liveries. I started my career as a young aerospace engineer and got to briefly worked on the MD11, Rohr Industries San Diego ❤
I was thinking to myself “ no way in hell can this be current”. And I checked the intro and yes more than 20 years ago. The DC10 only having one major accident in around 1979. A technician snapped a motor mount and didn’t tell anyone. It crashed trying to take off. The engine literally dropped of and the miss balance crashed it.
Shot in 2000 and early 2001. After September 11 too much harassment shooting planes so I gave up. I flew to the UK from Phoenix in a DC10 right after that crash. Window seat overlooking the wing!
Thats almost right but not quite!
Yup….the American Airlines flight out of Chicago O’ Hare.
@@alcarr5893mostly human error. Well technically they’re all human error since mechanical failure is caused by human error, but anyway.
1 major accident? what about the United crash in sioux? Turkish in paris?
5:14 - Similar plane involved in Swissair Flight 111 (1998)
I flew on many DC-10s, and they were very comfortable and reliable. I actually flew on Nationals very first DC-10, which had an engine event early on, but flew many operated by United and American, and did a transatlanticround trip on 2 operated by KLM.
Had the DVD of that,the up close shots,are excellent,and the detail is great! My dad flew for PanAm,and Oyster Bay branch ran right in back of my home! So I Aviation on the front door,and railroads out the back! Plus construction equipment all around,so an interesting childhood!! Thanks for your always excellent work!! Thanks 😊!
2:10 ese es el DC 10 -10 son los primeros DC10 con esos motores que rugian al momento de acelerar para el despegue
16:55 - Horn - on one of the planes? lol
I really miss the United Airline liveries. Something about that logo that made me always book with them b4.
I really miss the tri-jets. I think they were WAY ahead of there time in terms of appearance. And are still very viable in today's commercial aviation market. If they had just revamped them with bigger engines and more modern interiors. Especially, the MD-11's. The can easily compete with 787 and A330 in terms of size.
What else was taking off at 8:00? Sounds like a fighter jet.
F-18's.
These plane's are amazing.
Wasn't that the AA DC-10 incident following 🛫 Takeoff from ORD? As I recall didn't the engine drop into a Trailer Park 🏞️ near the Airport?
Memorial Day 1979. Chicago. Got stuck in San Juan as all the DC-10’s were grounded.
The left engine detached from the wing during take-off and smashed onto the runway. The plane continued to climb but the pilots lowered their airspeed in preparation for an emergency return to the airport. Unfortunately, although they were trained to slow the plane down in an engine out emergency, they were unaware that further damage to the wing had happened and slowing the plane down caused it to roll over on it's left and stall. It crashed in a field near a trailer park just outside of the airport boundary.
I love both of those aircrafts including the l-1011. I forget the difference between the DC-10 and the md11 is it the wings one has a straight wing and the other one has a flip at the end of the wing which is which
Unas grandes y hermosas maquinas.con casi 50 años siguen volando.espectaculares.
This had to be somewhere or sometime in the 90’s era.
2000 and early 2001.
@@petercrook4626 Peter the BA Landor Livery was replaced by the Utopia livery 1996 - 2000-ish. The SEA footage would be before 1998 (my guess).
@@johannesbols57 Johannes, I shot at Sea-Tac in 2000
Amazing stuff!!
Wow the Hawaiian Air dc-10 too!
Too bad you don't have LTU. My experience on the MD-11 was exclusively on LTU (some of their main US destinations out of Düsseldorf were MIA and LAX). I flew on an L-1011 with them as well, specifically the TriStar 500. I did also fly on a KLM DC-10 on a roundtrip.
The -40. The rarest Douglas in the world
Great videos,any L-1011 videos?
When was 3:05 recorded?
Having been retired for more than ten years, and having no access to source material, but I suspect around 1999.
Other subscribers great video 📹 mate big like from 🇩🇴
It's so sad that these beauties are gone, it's also sad that most regional turboprops like the original Dash 8 series at 8:53.
The DC 10 sounds like a military jet with the turbine whine
For those wondering how to tell a difference, the dc10 has no winglets and also no Center gear
The series 30 DC10 had a center landing gear
On some of the shots, you cut away before we saw the lift-off. That is the best part! Don't cut away until the plane is airborne.
Flew on Hawaiian on the DC10 in the late 90s, and Alitalia MD11 and Continental and And Skyservice to Honolulu on a charter flight
Merci de cette séquence sur ces magnifiques machines aujourd'hui disparues.
Le ciel appartient désormais à des fades bimoteurs sans intérêt !
I miss the majestic tri-jets. While I prefer the L1011 to the DC-10/MD-11, aside from the 777, the current generation of twin jet wide bodies is just not as awesome to watch in action as those big, imposing tri-jets.
I agree 100% - I also miss the B747's. BA in the uk no longer have the 747's. They got rid of the DC-10's many years ago which was a real pity. I prefer jets to be awesome rather than luxury. I guess that's just me..
Important Documentation of a bygone Era of TriJets.....
Sorry, but compared to the L1011, that rear engine looks like an afterthought. As for "issues", the DC10 was the 737 Max of it's day...beancounters (the same beancounters responsible for the Max) over engineering. Cut costs and rush production.
Beautiful butter landings 🧈 ✈️ I wish Boeing could bring back those beautiful tri jets 😢
They're too dangerous. All the trijets that existed had had a fatal crash of some sort.
They won’t be back, it’s all about money…🫤
@@SJSproductionsnumber 1. poor maintenance. number 2. cargo. number 3. pilot error.
that doesn’t mean it kills people. idiot
@SJSproductions All plane types of that era had fatal crashes, e.g 747, a300 etc
Boeing???
Bonus trijet: 727 at 3:17
If there was a commercial airplane racing. The trijet would be the most ideal setup
McDonald Douglas DC10 Lockheed Tristar L1011 ✈️ Similar Aircraft and Engines 😎
Finding a DC-10-40F is pretty much impossible to find
Very rare because only domestic flights
Hermosos pájaros jigantes
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 I miss those trijets😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😢🥺😩😫 I am I am calming down💀I am dead
Pesawat yang melegenda, selain B747..
I'm so upset that trijets aren't used anymore... all just because of stupid fuel costs-
And noise and hours on the engines and fuselage, the twin wide bodys are way more efficient easier to maintain and simpler to fly. Plus they are way more expensive to buy so they put alot of pressure to fill and fly at a profit.
@@mikes7639 The noise especially.. a bunch of silly people decide to buy houses next to airports and then throw a pissy fit over the noise. I love the noise, the roar of a jet engine makes it feel more powerful and awesome!
Sound of Silence 🤫
DC-10 - самый красивый самолёт в мире! Мой любимый!
Marvelous airplane. I hated to see them go away. =PC=
R.I.P DC10
Butter Land
Blz😊
Loss of hyd hydraulic
C'est mieux ces dc10
Mieux que 320 321
NWA Bowling Shoe
How is this even true The MD 11 and DC 10 was scrappedThen how was it made one year ago 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
this was filmed back in 2000-2001. you cna already see from the camera quality
Plus not all DC10 and MD11s got scrapped some still fly for fedex and ups