RAT TAT TAT TAT TAT!!! F-35 pilot: well, there goes my plane. How much do I have to pay...$104,000,000 . That’s not a lot. *checks wallet* REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Idk how recent that info is but last I heard due to the effectiveness of the A-10 they were looking to reproduce a more advanced variant that is still capable of using the Avenger or something similar but better
Spartan-626 they keep extending it since the A-10, although limited at what it can do, is still legendary with what it offers. I’m literally going to school because of this plane
You did miss one important fact: The Cessna 172 has held the record for the longest continuous flight since 1959. The flight was 64 days long and was accomplished using in flight refueling from a pickup truck matching ground speed while pumping fuel to it in flight!
I also have no idea what you mean there isn't anything else that says it is in the entire video. Unless you.mean the osprey but that one doesn't say fighter it says tilt rotor transport
Derek Henschel lol :) I liked the video just though the Harrier should be in it, after all no other jet had that capability. And the video is titled ‘most important aircraft of all time’ thought a military jet with the ability to hover in mid air would qualify :) so good the Americans bought it, and has only just been replaced by the F35 Lightning II... just my two cents
Spruce goose- Largest wooden plane Hindenburg- Largest airship An-225- Largest Cargo plane B-2- First strategic stealth bomber A5M- First carrier monoplane Stratolaunch- Largest wingspan Harrier- First VTOL fighter A380- Largest passenger jet Mig-25- Fastest operational armed jet *all these choices and yet you choose those famous to Americans*
Do you understand that these are all amazing records, but they didn’t impact aviation at all. The MiG-25 was never used in combat. A380 went out of service after it was absolutely useless in passenger demand, strati launch was an inefficient way to launch, the harriers VTOL idea was impressive, but never used extensively. The an-225 was destroyed (RIP) The A5M did not work out to be practical. Stop trying to slander the man. Be happy that he spent hours on hours making amazing content for you and us to watch.
This whole article seems to have an American bias and many featured aircraft are not milestones in aviation just developments. No Gloster E28/39, no Hawker Harrier, no Gloster Meteor, no English Electric Canberra, no V1 flying bomb, no V2 rocket why? Oh yeah not American.
The 14 Bis is missing too. Even though the Wright Brothers made the first aircraft, Santos Dumont set a record of the first successful flight in a field in Paris three years after the Wright Brothers' first flight.
@@evo3s75 thanks for the date, I did only remember when the german air force adopted the bf 109, and the spanish civil war was the test of the aircraft
Soviet Union's first jet-powered aircrafts were the mig-9 and jak-15 not the mig-15. Fun to watch this video but some incorrect information and missing planes.
@@MinecraftGod69420 But hulf of american plane not so important for world aviation - other countries have more earlier planes from vertical take-off (Harrier - first mass product VTOL, Yak-141 - first battle M>1 VTOL and other) to passenger airplanes (Cometa, Tu-114, A-380 and other).
It’s a shame Fw.190 is not on the list. It was the first aircraft to incorporate an automatic device that would control the engine. Radiator flaps, manifold pressure, and more were controlled by “Kommandogerät”
@@GunnerHeatFire It means that instead of the pilot controlling the radiator flaps, revs, propeller pitch, fuel mixture, etc, a device could make all of those calculations for the pilot. Most old warbirds driven by a piston engine had lots of controls for the engine which in the heat of battle would be a lot to think about. The 190 removing the need for the pilot to do all of the work there gives them a huge advantage over other aircraft
Se o título do vídeo é esse, os mais importantes aviões da história, deveria estar presente nessa lista, logo no início, o avião 14-bis do Santos Dumont, em 1906, sendo o primeiro objeto mais pesado que o ar a projetar-se do solo por impulsos próprios
No Harrier? No Horten 229? Not even the mig 21? What about the UK Tempest as the worlds first 6th gen fighter jet (yes I know this one hasnt technically been built yet but it will be built eventually)
Other than the Wright brothers first flyer, the absolute most important aircraft is the DC3. It was the game changer, and opened up the the world of air travel.
Hi Comrades, There were mistakes on the flags of concorde and A320 on my previous viz - Aircraft that Changed the World, I have taken down the viz, rectified the flags and repost it under this new title. If you have already watched this viz, watch it again to show me some love ❤️ and support 💪. THIS IS THE WAY 😎
At first I thought you did another one, I was like. "Where does this man find the time??" Keep up the good work. Space stuff next? Halo, star trek, star wars?
No kidding. I watched the documentary 'Spitfire' and one guy was saying they released so many different Marks of the spitfire that by the end of the war pilots were practically begging Supermarine to build something else.
Santos Dummont first flight is literally in the year 1906 after the wright brothers flew theirs in 1903 so the Americans indeed actually invent the first Flight
@@forfexet using a catapult doesn’t devalue that they were able to maintain steady and level flight for a prolonged period of time. The catapult ensured a quicker take off, plus they didn’t even use it for their first flight
@@maci7067 eh there could be worse fighters than the MiG-21 considering it is one of the few aircraft that is from the 1950's that have shot down a F-16 at least once.
The Focke-Wolfe Fw 200 Condor changed the world a LOT dude. It was the first land-plane-airliner to cross the Atlantic, it reached twice the altitude of a conventional airliners used during the 1930s, it was also the first airliner to fly from Berlin to to New York city non-stop.
@@Dusenflugzeug The X-15 was never a fighter, it was an experimental *rocket powered* test bed for hypersonic flight. And while it remained the fastest manned and powered aircraft ever flown, it could only land under its own power, not take off, and it was retired in 1968.
@@Jabber-ig3iw no that flight was no where near the length of Lindbergh’s flight (2,000 miles shorter) and he did it solo. Thats why Lindberg received the Orteig prze
@@BradyBaseball13 No, the Orteig prize was set up for flights from New York to Paris by a US hotel owner, Alcock and Brown had entered the Daily Mail competition set up in 1913 to fly the Atlantic, so different completions. And yes the distance was 1,700 miles less but one one 8 years earlier (a lifetime in aircraft development at the time) and in a converted open cockpit bomber the other was in a purpose built plane. No disrespect to the Lindbergh flight or achievement but feel the first flight is of equal importance.
Ну тут вообще странный рейтинг. Нет ни АНТ-25 (первый самолет перелетевший через северный полюс) Нет ни одной вертикалки, будь то Хэриер, Як-36 или Як-38 X-15 - самого быстрого самолета в истории тоже нет Ан-225 - Самый грузоподъемный самолет отсутствует Эирбас А380 - Самый вместительный авиалайнер - тоже отсутствует. Су-27 - который был признан журналом aviation week and space technology, самым красивым самолетом 20 века нет, впрочем у Су-27 есть и другое достижение - самый скороподъемный самолет мира. Этот рекорд был поставлен П42, в 1988 году и не побит до сих пор. (1 минута 10 секунд на высоту 15000 метров) Нет МиГ-25 - самый высотный реактивный самолет в мире (37650М. Поставлен в 1977 году и не побит до сих пор ) Зато есть это недоразумение Ф35 - Хотя это тоже в чем-то рекордный самолет. На нем распилили рекордный бюджет.
@@MichealleShoemaker Скорее по мнению троюродной бабушки автора. Вы будете смеяться, то канал, похоже индусский, хоть и написано Сингапур. Поэтому тут делается просто картинка ради картинки. Никакой аналитической проработки и поиска по архивам - да даже в википедии, перед началом работы над графикой не производится.
It was even four years. Weißhaupt originally flew in 1899 and In August, the 14th 1901, he made the first full-scale human flight - still two years ahead of the Wright Brothers.
@@peterson7082 Of course, it was. There was his own records, photos of his Flugapparat Nr. 21 & 22 and even articles in Connecticut newspapers about both flights in 1901 and 1902.
You missed the glider build by Otto Lilienthal, first successfully flying plane ever in 1893, he was the person, who inspired the Wright Brothers to build their first motor plane. Even as early as 1811 one crazy German guy, Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger, the "Schneider von Ulm" startet to fly with glider planes, but he didn't succeeded.
It could be that the twins called Eulenstein with their Familyname could be befor the Wrights too, because their plane could have fly but they went missing
calm down bro. as a German i am also disappointed. i give you the Harrier, you can give me the year 1901 and Gustav Whitehead and we both can sleep. ^^
@@duendetuneado5605 10 Harriers and 25 helicopters for 132 Argentine aircraft, including 2 of the 16 Mirages involved in combat operations. Seems that the Mirages didn't do that well after all.
Harrier: First production VTOL fighter aircraft. B-52: Longest serving American bomber. F-4 Phantom: First fighter aircraft to serve in Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy.
Of the 3 planes you listed here only the harrier should have been included,what's the longest serving plane in the U.S airforce and what's the first plane to serve in the Airforce Navy and Marine Corps is irrelevant for this list.
@@edwardkenway148 arguably the B-52 is the longest serving bomber, period. It's projected to operate well into the 2050s, which puts its service life at about 100 years And the F-4 was one of the first supersonics out there, and if I remember correctly, the first supersonic carrier fighter.
How is Amelia Earhart's plane an "Important Aircraft"? She flew across the Atlantic 5 years after the first person did it and after A LOT of other people did. SHE was the first woman to do something. Her aircraft is completely unremarkable. Also, Me Bf 109 was also produced throughout WW2 (not just the Spitfire). It's the first one I looked up, but I bet I could find plenty of others, too.
Gustav Weißkopf was the inventor of the plane. - 1897 he flew a glider plane (he was inspired by Otto Lilienthals successful glider flights in the early 1890ies) - 1899 he made his first „air hop“ with a motorized plane - 1901 he made his first real flight, about 800 meters - on January 17th, 1902 he made a flight of not less than 12.6 kilometres
Correction the first airplane in the world was the 14-BIS, produced in Brazil and OFFICIALLY tested in Paris in front of many nobles, and the Heiress of the Imperial Throne of Brazil. The Wright Brothers Airplane it did not take off by itself, so it can be considered a catapult.
Yeh there are some omissions. But all these that are featured are iconic in aviation. It's hard for me to believe that we've only been flying for just over a century.
intetionnaly i think, where is the 14-bis ? french aviation is just one of the first to do real innovation, but here again and again an american "do some omission" to deserve them the "first" plane --' that's ridiculus !
Another colportage of the Brothers Wright myth. What’s with the real pioneers of flight? Montgolfier brothers? (inventors of the hot air ballon, 1782) Jakob Degen (inventor of the ornithopter plane in 1807, successfully made a flight, reaching 54 feet altitude, one year later he even reached 5000 feet altitude in Paris; he also constructed a helicopter model which reached an altitude of 500 feet in 1816) Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger (constructed an glider plane as early as in 1811 and was flying it, but crashed into the danube; a test with a reconstructed glider in 1986 demonstrated that his plane was able to fly) Paul Hänlein (inventor of the airship, 1872) Alexander Mozhaysky (concept of a plane with steam engine, 1884) Otto Lilienthal? (inventor of the glider, 1890) Hermann Ganswindt? (concept of a spaceship, 1891 and inventor of the helicopter, 1901) Konstantin Tsiolkovsky? (concept for a space rocket, 1895) Gustav Weißkopf? (inventor of the plane, 1901) Karl Jatho? (inventor of the biplane, summer 1903) Alberto Santos Dumont (first flight in front of an public audience, 1906) Henri Coanda (inventor of the jet turbine, 1910) Eugen Sänger (concept of a Mach 7 plane, 1936) Hans von Ohain (inventor of the jet plane, 1939) Alex Lippisch (inventor of the rocket plane, 1939) Wernher von Braun (inventor of the ballistic missile, 1942) Most flight pioneers were Europeans, especially Germans. Sadly, Americans often are so ignorant and national narcissistic. -
Wright brothers are famous for the first powered flight and technically the first biplane as it had 2 wings one over the other making it a biplane. Still tho a lot of European inventors are kind of forgotten by the Americans
Connor Raab first *morotized* plane, because manual glider was invented first. They also not had the idea of the biplane, it’s something that was design much before. Also adding that a few months before a German guy (don’t have his name) did flew a motorized aircraft but wasn’t remember as the first because of shit stuff. The story about the wrights is a lot more complicated than you’d thought
Abbas Ibn Firnas was the first ever human to fly, but even you did not include him, yet you speak trash about the creator saying he did not include Europeans...
The German Gustav Weißkopf is the inventor of the plane, not the Wrights. Weißkopf, who emigrated to the US, flew as early as in 1897 and on 8/14 1901 he made his well know 1200 meters flight with his Condor plane in Connecticut. The Wrights themselves recognized Weißkopf as the first man who successfully flew a motor plane but due to later political reasons (WWI), the American historiography intentionally sunk his flight into oblivion cause he was a German and Germany was the official „enemy“ for American ideology after WWI. However, today he is recognized as the real inventor of the plane in Connecticut, where he made his first flight.
Wow, the first glider - flight was from a German (Otto Lilliental) , the first jetpowerd-plane was also from Germany and now you say that the first succecfull motorized flight was also from a German. Maybe it is really as they say with that "German engineering".
The first aircraft to achieve supersonic flight was the Me-163 Komet, although it was unofficial and resulted in the loss of most of its control surfaces.
It’s baffling me how the A380, hurricane, hindenburg and Lancaster bomber aren’t in it I also find it surprising the Boeing Chinook isn’t in it, considering it’s success in the military for many nations
F-35: *Replacing A-10 warthog*
Me: "How dare you stand where he BRRRRT!"
haha XD so True man
RAT TAT TAT TAT TAT!!!
F-35 pilot: well, there goes my plane. How much do I have to pay...$104,000,000 . That’s not a lot.
*checks wallet*
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
Idk how recent that info is but last I heard due to the effectiveness of the A-10 they were looking to reproduce a more advanced variant that is still capable of using the Avenger or something similar but better
Spartan-626 they keep extending it since the A-10, although limited at what it can do, is still legendary with what it offers. I’m literally going to school because of this plane
I’m literally going to school to keep the A-10 in service. Im almost graduated!
This should have the title "the most important aircraft from an American perspective"
Jealous?
Im waiting see 14-bis
14 bis Santos Dumond
Harrier? A380? Vulcan? Since when was airbus Chinese and American as well??
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You did miss one important fact: The Cessna 172 has held the record for the longest continuous flight since 1959. The flight was 64 days long and was accomplished using in flight refueling from a pickup truck matching ground speed while pumping fuel to it in flight!
The 172 *is* in the video. 4:37
@@kippert8912they were talking about the fact
yea but it doesnt need to break record,like the wright brothers aircraft or bf109@@ironagentm544
How on earth did you miss off the harrier jump jet?! An incredible engineering feat! and British too.
Ya they missed quite a little bit didn't they :/
Based list
As soon it was nearing the end and I saw the f35 I thought that 😂
They also missed the Lancaster that made a lot of history like the dam busters and I was the first plane to carry the bouncing bomb
@@zeezam6821 what do you mean
Airbus A380/Antonv AN-225/Dassault Rafale/SolarImpulse/Ju-87 Stuka/All the others : am I a joke to you ?
Gloster Meteor too!
And 14-bis too!
The x-15 as well. It went 2x faster than the sr1-71
AmazingViz: yes
F-4 Phantom
Where is
*Antonov An225*
*F-14*
*B-2 Spirit*
*Airbus A380*
*A-10*
?
Alexis Gómez WE NEED THESE
707 '-'
14-bis '-'
hell yeah
F4
“Most Important Aircraft of all time”
Heinkel He 178: am I a joke to you?
also: Gustav Weißkopf 1901
He was 2 years earlier than the Wrights.
Complicated story.
Also: 14 Bis
he didn't use any devices to fly.
Soviet plane ANT-25 should have been on the list. It has made a first transarctic flight from Soviet Union to United States through North Pole in 1937
No Hawker Siddeley Harrier first successful Vertical Take Off/Landing fighter?
I thought that as well.
Um
No it wasn't lmao
I also have no idea what you mean there isn't anything else that says it is in the entire video. Unless you.mean the osprey but that one doesn't say fighter it says tilt rotor transport
Derek Henschel lol :) I liked the video just though the Harrier should be in it, after all no other jet had that capability. And the video is titled ‘most important aircraft of all time’ thought a military jet with the ability to hover in mid air would qualify :) so good the Americans bought it, and has only just been replaced by the F35 Lightning II... just my two cents
Spruce goose- Largest wooden plane Hindenburg- Largest airship
An-225- Largest Cargo plane
B-2- First strategic stealth bomber
A5M- First carrier monoplane
Stratolaunch- Largest wingspan
Harrier- First VTOL fighter
A380- Largest passenger jet
Mig-25- Fastest operational armed jet
*all these choices and yet you choose those famous to Americans*
an-22 largest torboprop plane to
And the infamous a10
Just because they broke records, doesn't mean they changed the world.
Do you understand that these are all amazing records, but they didn’t impact aviation at all.
The MiG-25 was never used in combat.
A380 went out of service after it was absolutely useless in passenger demand,
strati launch was an inefficient way to launch,
the harriers VTOL idea was impressive, but never used extensively.
The an-225 was destroyed (RIP)
The A5M did not work out to be practical.
Stop trying to slander the man.
Be happy that he spent hours on hours making amazing content for you and us to watch.
@@sucran a380 is still used a lot to this day
The Gloster Meteor, the first ALLIED fighter to be jet powered: "Guess I'm not important."
And the Gloster, it's prototype which was the first jet powered aircraft!
Also, the Canberra, the first Jet bomber!
And the Meteor actually flew a few days before the Me262
Especially because the US got its first jet technology from the British... all the Shooting Star did was kill our best fighter ace.
It was in combat service before the German jet.
This whole article seems to have an American bias and many featured aircraft are not milestones in aviation just developments. No Gloster E28/39, no Hawker Harrier, no Gloster Meteor, no English Electric Canberra, no V1 flying bomb, no V2 rocket why? Oh yeah not American.
The 14 Bis is missing too. Even though the Wright Brothers made the first aircraft, Santos Dumont set a record of the first successful flight in a field in Paris three years after the Wright Brothers' first flight.
yeahhh
you´re suposed to mean "before"....
‘The only fighter to be built throughout world war 2’
BF-109 was in production until the end
MIG 15 As their first? Mig9 and la-15 exist
Also the bf 109 is older the spitfire and fought in the spanish civil war
@@ricardobeltranmonribot3182 fair enough the spitfire is newer but a lot of fighters were produced from 39 to 45
@@doubledekercouch the bf 109 I belive was from 37-45
@@ricardobeltranmonribot3182 bf 109 first flight is in 1935 and it was put into service in 1937
@@evo3s75 thanks for the date, I did only remember when the german air force adopted the bf 109, and the spanish civil war was the test of the aircraft
Soviet Union's first jet-powered aircrafts were the mig-9 and jak-15 not the mig-15.
Fun to watch this video but some incorrect information and missing planes.
As a Russian main in warthunder that angered me lol
some? SOME?!
Plural of 'aircraft' is aircraft. There is no word 'aircrafts'.
Like the super hornet and the mustang
Im pretty sure that the me 262 was produced in 1942
1:50 "the only fighter built throughout World War 2"
Lmao what??
You forgot A lot of French/Russian/German or English planes
There is no only American in the life
Literally half of the airplanes on thus list were from different countries
@@MinecraftGod69420
But hulf of american plane not so important for world aviation - other countries have more earlier planes from vertical take-off (Harrier - first mass product VTOL, Yak-141 - first battle M>1 VTOL and other) to passenger airplanes (Cometa, Tu-114, A-380 and other).
Missed the 14-Bis, by Santos Dumont. First plane to take off alone, without being ejected by catapult. Paris, 1906.
Rodrigo esse cara nunca fala dos brasileiros, nem a Varig ele mencionou
Esses americanos são uns desgraça
@@Girls_und_Panzer_Brasil bandeira de gadsden
Eu vim aqui comentar isso
@@juniu9378 bandeira de garden sim tenho que incentivar o libertarianismo mano
It’s a shame Fw.190 is not on the list. It was the first aircraft to incorporate an automatic device that would control the engine. Radiator flaps, manifold pressure, and more were controlled by “Kommandogerät”
no idea what that means but I agree
@@GunnerHeatFire It means that instead of the pilot controlling the radiator flaps, revs, propeller pitch, fuel mixture, etc, a device could make all of those calculations for the pilot. Most old warbirds driven by a piston engine had lots of controls for the engine which in the heat of battle would be a lot to think about. The 190 removing the need for the pilot to do all of the work there gives them a huge advantage over other aircraft
@@leonardwhite2708 So basically like nowadays the FADEC?
I see you're a fan of Greg's Airplanes and Automobiles
@@asiftalpur3758 He certainly has an informative channel haha
Se o título do vídeo é esse, os mais importantes aviões da história, deveria estar presente nessa lista, logo no início, o avião 14-bis do Santos Dumont, em 1906, sendo o primeiro objeto mais pesado que o ar a projetar-se do solo por impulsos próprios
Vídeo americano... nunca que colocariam um avião desses. Querem manter a ideia dos irmãos Wright
Triste
Com a catapulta eles não contam
E um canal americano ele não vai mostrar
Wright flyer = angry bird
Sad that they forgot probably the most iconic aircraft that was the first successful v/stol jet fighter: The Harrier.
That’s because it wasn’t American
@@markwilliams8369 This list wasnt specifically U.S. aircraft look at the aircraft and title.
@@thehover6824 he’s trying to say it’s a bias list
@@bigchungus6478 Hm ok. But why would there be foreign aircraft?
@@thehover6824 Wdym why would there be foreign aircraft?
0:39 *Battlefield 1 flashbacks*
Lol
"GET IN THE BUILDING! NOW!!!"
*Booming, anti aircraft gun intensifies*
Wow I like Star Wars too
You should change the title to:
MY IMPORTANT AIRCRAFT OF ALL TIME... I'm just saying
Your a man yet your grammar is worse than a 3 year olds
@@slooeverysunday7065 *you're* a man
@@thatguynamedtohuki he never recovered
@@slooeverysunday7065 You're a man, yet your grammar is worse then a 3 year old's.
@@slooeverysunday7065 I don’t think you’re in any position to be correcting grammar lmao
Loving all those subtle Easter eggs as always
3:18 How the f**k is that man so big?!
Lmao I just realized, the guy's a fucking giant
It’s Dr Manhattan (the watchmen) after the Manhattan project to the development of the nuclear bomb dropped by the B29.
You could’ve included the Heinkel He-178. While it never entered service, it was the first jet to fly.
Or the He-280 as the first jet combat aircraft in the world (it might not have reached operational service but it was the first)
Or the Me163, the first rocket aircraft ...
Da fehlen viele deutsche Flugzeuge, wie zb. Das Kraftei! Lots of German Aircrafts are missing, for example the Kraftei
No, the first jet to fly ever was the Italian plane Caproni Campini N1, in 1940
@@p_filippouz The He-178 flews in August 1939, even before WWII.
No Harrier? No Horten 229? Not even the mig 21? What about the UK Tempest as the worlds first 6th gen fighter jet (yes I know this one hasnt technically been built yet but it will be built eventually)
Horten HO229 was a shitty plane from late war, it couldn't even fly without crashing
You must be the WT fan.
@@lucastekkan harrier was trash until mod 2 built by Americans. Brits can't build anything correctly. 😉
Tempest as first 6th gen fighter 😂😂😂😂😂😂 ah how the Brits love to dream
Because it’s British
Other than the Wright brothers first flyer, the absolute most important aircraft is the DC3. It was the game changer, and opened up the the world of air travel.
Antonov 225, Harrier Jet, Northrop Grumman B2, Airbus A380, Airbus A300: are we a joke to you?
5:54 the droop snoot
Bruh
T H E S N O O T W O U L D D R O O P
rip Concorde :(
intelligentgames 0702 oh god
@@spinel_boi5619. It's Retracable ;-)
It was a droop snoot, the snoot would droop.
No Heinkel 178 the First jet aircraft? Grade F-
yup
I belive that one never saw combat.
@@rmsatlantic doesn't matter. It was the first of its kind
this list in general is really bad , also it was not the first jet
@@ivanmonahhov2314 Gloucester meteor wasnt it?
The Spitfire was not the only fighter or aircraft to be built throughout WW2, the ME 109 was built throughout the war as well
6:53 the Harrier was built with an extreme anhedral wing to make it unstable in roll, over ten years before the f16
Hi Comrades,
There were mistakes on the flags of concorde and A320 on my previous viz - Aircraft that Changed the World,
I have taken down the viz, rectified the flags and repost it under this new title.
If you have already watched this viz, watch it again to show me some love ❤️ and support 💪.
THIS IS THE WAY 😎
At first I thought you did another one, I was like. "Where does this man find the time??"
Keep up the good work. Space stuff next? Halo, star trek, star wars?
Can you please do the Australian airforce please
feeling bad to mix up the flags, especially the concorde. My childhood aircraft. Must have fallen asleep while doing the description 😅
@@AmazingViz you're too hard on yourself
Автор канала опозорил Россию. У нас самолёты лучше чем у Америки!
The 14-Bis the first airplane to make a documented powered flight in Europe is missing here.
Santos Dumont dont have the reconnaissance he deserves
Flyer is not even a plane, it is a kite
Quase nunca citam o 14-bis nos vídeos estrangeiros, pelo menos eu nunca vi
@@hotscreitssom difícil, nosso maior herói tem que ser lembrado.
Wright flyer
PRIMEIRO AVIÃO É O CARALHO 14 BIS FOI O PRIMEIRO AVIÃO NESSA PORRA, N ESSA BOSTA ESTRANGEIRA
Spitfire:
“If it ain’t broke, don’t replace it.”
No kidding. I watched the documentary 'Spitfire' and one guy was saying they released so many different Marks of the spitfire that by the end of the war pilots were practically begging Supermarine to build something else.
0:16 Santos Dummont was the first bro cmon
US people will die before they admit it
Santos Dummont first flight is literally in the year 1906 after the wright brothers flew theirs in 1903 so the Americans indeed actually invent the first Flight
@@liljay2326 using a catapult even a chicken can fly
@Luiz Renato Ok? so what? The wright brothers are still credited to invent the first Flight
@@forfexet using a catapult doesn’t devalue that they were able to maintain steady and level flight for a prolonged period of time. The catapult ensured a quicker take off, plus they didn’t even use it for their first flight
Gustav Weißkopf (german) was the first to fly with a motorized plane!
Really, even two years before the Wright brothers!
No he didn't.
Nathan Peterson of course he did
Mig 29, mig 25, su 27, su 57, mig 21, me 262, me 163?
The me 262 was there
Mig 25 i agree but the others didn’t have something special that has never been used before or something.
Mig 21 was shi*
@@maci7067 eh there could be worse fighters than the MiG-21 considering it is one of the few aircraft that is from the 1950's that have shot down a F-16 at least once.
@@AScottish-AustralianM-84 the f4 phantom shot down hundreds of types of fast planes
There's this old British Sci-if sitcom called red dwarf, and this somehow reminds me of one of the character's tag lines........
"Stoke me A CLipPER!"
I loved that series, the guy who played the hologram (H on the forehead) on Red Dwarf was on Star Trek: Voyager as the doctor
That's Rimmer.
The Focke-Wolfe Fw 200 Condor changed the world a LOT dude. It was the first land-plane-airliner to cross the Atlantic, it reached twice the altitude of a conventional airliners used during the 1930s, it was also the first airliner to fly from Berlin to to New York city non-stop.
1:34 has more to do with the person than the actual plane
Did you just forgot about one of the most influencial research programs? WHERE ARE THE X-15?
YES! YES! and YES! I SECOND and THIRD THIS!!!
HEY! You guys REALLY Need to rethink and revamp this!
We need the f22
And the x15 is the fastest fighter jet.It can go Mach 6.7
@@Dusenflugzeug The X-15 was never a fighter, it was an experimental *rocket powered* test bed for hypersonic flight. And while it remained the fastest manned and powered aircraft ever flown, it could only land under its own power, not take off, and it was retired in 1968.
@@Dusenflugzeug Also, it wasn't a jet.
The end is funny. I hope you grow this channel a lot!
9:19 WTF! That thing has a slot for R2D2 :D That's awesome!
14-Bis sent it's regards...
First aircraft to carry Baby Yoda 😂😂 very cool
Baby Yoda :awwww
Yess, kawaii desu intensifies!
🙀💛😻
I'm a simple man: I see Baby Yoda, I put like. And subscribe.👍
@@igorvoloshin3406 redditard cringe moment
@@demented9131 hmm... I don't even know what does "reddit" mean
Cringe
5:20 dis man: Sr 71 is the fastest flying thing in the world
Sr 72: ye, YEYE
well that's a good little bit of fun.
MiG-21 is still missin! Much more important than any aicraft on 1950-1960 list
Lol
Not just the MiG bro
Lockheed's L1011 Tristar was the first commercial aircraft with fully automated take off and landing capability.
Bro the Star Wars part at the end was soo funny 😂😂
Amazing video! Sad on the harrier missing out though
Spirit of St Louis mentioned from 1927 but no mention of Alcock and Brown, first to fly the Atlantic none stop in 1919.
It isn’t the same
@@BradyBaseball13 guessing only yanks count when it’s a first🙄🙄
@@Jabber-ig3iw no that flight was no where near the length of Lindbergh’s flight (2,000 miles shorter) and he did it solo. Thats why Lindberg received the Orteig prze
@@BradyBaseball13 No, the Orteig prize was set up for flights from New York to Paris by a US hotel owner, Alcock and Brown had entered the Daily Mail competition set up in 1913 to fly the Atlantic, so different completions. And yes the distance was 1,700 miles less but one one 8 years earlier (a lifetime in aircraft development at the time) and in a converted open cockpit bomber the other was in a purpose built plane. No disrespect to the Lindbergh flight or achievement but feel the first flight is of equal importance.
First flight across the Atlantic was in a Vickers Vimy!
3:57 actually, MiG-9 was first soviet jet fighter
@Agustin Morbinelli lol
FMA I.Ae. 33 Pulqui II - first flight - 27 June 1950
MiG-9 - first flight 24 April 1946
MiG-15 - first flight 30 December 1947
Ну тут вообще странный рейтинг.
Нет ни АНТ-25 (первый самолет перелетевший через северный полюс)
Нет ни одной вертикалки, будь то Хэриер, Як-36 или Як-38
X-15 - самого быстрого самолета в истории тоже нет
Ан-225 - Самый грузоподъемный самолет отсутствует
Эирбас А380 - Самый вместительный авиалайнер - тоже отсутствует.
Су-27 - который был признан журналом aviation week and space technology, самым красивым самолетом 20 века нет, впрочем у Су-27 есть и другое достижение - самый скороподъемный самолет мира. Этот рекорд был поставлен П42, в 1988 году и не побит до сих пор. (1 минута 10 секунд на высоту 15000 метров)
Нет МиГ-25 - самый высотный реактивный самолет в мире (37650М. Поставлен в 1977 году и не побит до сих пор )
Зато есть это недоразумение Ф35 - Хотя это тоже в чем-то рекордный самолет. На нем распилили рекордный бюджет.
@@Diocilis ну кто-то в комментариях уже писал что видео нужно было назвать: самый важный самолёт с американской точки зрения
@@MichealleShoemaker Скорее по мнению троюродной бабушки автора. Вы будете смеяться, то канал, похоже индусский, хоть и написано Сингапур.
Поэтому тут делается просто картинка ради картинки. Никакой аналитической проработки и поиска по архивам - да даже в википедии, перед началом работы над графикой не производится.
@@Diocilis ну и канал не позиционируется как научный, но то что никакого точного поиска перед началом работы не производится я соглашусь
Tupolev: (makes a supersonic passenger plane)
Concorde creator: we do a little trolling
5:46 The snoot would droop
"The most important in america"..... Should be the tittle
Not really, but USA does have the best of airplanes.
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The french had some cool shit
No
@@mr.mystery1179 it does now, but it didn’t back then
There was actually a Guy called Gustav Weißkopf wich Made the First Motor flight 2 Weeks bevore the Wright s
It was even four years. Weißhaupt originally flew in 1899 and In August, the 14th 1901, he made the first full-scale human flight - still two years ahead of the Wright Brothers.
@@nordenstreng6490 No he didn't.
Not based on anything Weisskopf claimed.
@@peterson7082 Of course, it was. There was his own records, photos of his Flugapparat Nr. 21 & 22 and even articles in Connecticut newspapers about both flights in 1901 and 1902.
forgot to place the harrier...he was also a milestone on VTOL planes
haha i liked the razor crest at the end.
Jakob Degen and his ornithopter! Greatest aviation genius ever! Made well documented flights as early as in 1808!
Leonardo Davinci designed the Ornithopter that was flown in 1808 by a person who was curious about whether it would fly
You missed the glider build by Otto Lilienthal, first successfully flying plane ever in 1893, he was the person, who inspired the Wright Brothers to build their first motor plane.
Even as early as 1811 one crazy German guy, Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger, the "Schneider von Ulm" startet to fly with glider planes, but he didn't succeeded.
I'm related to the wright brothers
First, yes, that's exactly what I thought when seeing the Wright Flyer, Second no you are fucking not related to the Wright brothers
John Stringfellow demonstrated powered heavier than air flight with an aircraft with a 10foot wingspan in 1848.
@@Jabber-ig3iw this
It could be that the twins called Eulenstein with their Familyname could be befor the Wrights too, because their plane could have fly but they went missing
Soviet Union: we have a super speedyjet
Uk and france: we have a best concorde
United States: we have the SR71 SR71: IM FAST AS F*CK BOIIIII
I love how the c130 was designed 70 years ago and to this day its perfect
U Missed the famous Mig 25.. the Fastest fighters jet till date...
Yes but... Was soviet
@@quarol732 American bias
Where is MIG21,MIG25, Lun-class Ekranoplan,AN225?
Far before the Wright flyer, Clément Ader had flied.
The star wars one really makes sense
Some missing parts in the video:
Lockheed U2
Bell X15
Bae Harrier
Antonov An-225
Airbus A380
Lockheed F117
Rockwell B1b
Northroop B2
Sukhoi SU37
14-Bis
a5m
A10
Мрія or Mria.
Where is the British Harrier?? Also, as far as the future goes, I think the Tempest deserved a mention.
calm down bro. as a German i am also disappointed. i give you the Harrier, you can give me the year 1901 and Gustav Whitehead and we both can sleep. ^^
the mirage 2000 also deserves it for destroying so many harriers in 82 '
@@duendetuneado5605 Zero
@@duendetuneado5605 10 Harriers and 25 helicopters for 132 Argentine aircraft, including 2 of the 16 Mirages involved in combat operations. Seems that the Mirages didn't do that well after all.
@@neinnein9306 As a Brit, I wholeheartedly agree with you. :)
It feels good when your older then a jet
What about the P-51? Everybody knows that was one of America’s most important fighter of all time.
Harrier: First production VTOL fighter aircraft.
B-52: Longest serving American bomber.
F-4 Phantom: First fighter aircraft to serve in Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy.
Of the 3 planes you listed here only the harrier should have been included,what's the longest serving plane in the U.S airforce and what's the first plane to serve in the Airforce Navy and Marine Corps is irrelevant for this list.
@@edwardkenway148 arguably the B-52 is the longest serving bomber, period. It's projected to operate well into the 2050s, which puts its service life at about 100 years
And the F-4 was one of the first supersonics out there, and if I remember correctly, the first supersonic carrier fighter.
@@jbloun911 the harrier was always a great aircraft. Lockheed Martin did not change the aerodynamics that much.
@@FishbedMyBeloved the entire plane was overhauled, it was junk..another advanced American overhaul. McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II
@@jbloun911 for junk, it sure did well in the falklands
How is Amelia Earhart's plane an "Important Aircraft"? She flew across the Atlantic 5 years after the first person did it and after A LOT of other people did. SHE was the first woman to do something. Her aircraft is completely unremarkable.
Also, Me Bf 109 was also produced throughout WW2 (not just the Spitfire). It's the first one I looked up, but I bet I could find plenty of others, too.
Kind of agree. The plane was nothing special. It was pretty much all the pilot
The Bf-109 wasn't produced through ALL of WW2. Bf-109 production ended in April 1945, a few months before the war ended 🙂
I just checked and different a6m models were produced until 1944 which is sad
we went to same school so its important to me lol
@@royhsieh4307 wait what
They should've also mentioned Bockscar along with the Enola Gay
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5:14 X-15 Is the fastest manned
X-45b is the fastest unmanned
And the ICBM is the fastest horizontal flying object recorded
X-15 isn't air-breathing, it had a rocket engine. It couldn't even take off by itself, it had to be flown by a B-52 until a certain altitude
Gustav Weißkopf was the inventor of the plane.
- 1897 he flew a glider plane (he was inspired by Otto Lilienthals successful glider flights in the early 1890ies)
- 1899 he made his first „air hop“ with a motorized plane
- 1901 he made his first real flight, about 800 meters
- on January 17th, 1902 he made a flight of not less than 12.6 kilometres
Do you mean Gustave Whitehead?
Yes this is right
Santos Dumont invented the airplane.
In 1890 Clément ader, french inventor flew on 50 meters in a vapor motorized plane.
And Abbas ibn Firnas
Flew during the ninth century
Su-47 & Ho229? Where???
Thats how far aviation has come wow
Correction the first airplane in the world was the 14-BIS, produced in Brazil and OFFICIALLY tested in Paris in front of many nobles, and the Heiress of the Imperial Throne of Brazil. The Wright Brothers Airplane it did not take off by itself, so it can be considered a catapult.
Correction the first airplane in the world was the fly by wright brothers in USA
Yeh there are some omissions. But all these that are featured are iconic in aviation. It's hard for me to believe that we've only been flying for just over a century.
intetionnaly i think, where is the 14-bis ?
french aviation is just one of the first to do real innovation,
but here again and again an american "do some omission"
to deserve them the "first" plane --'
that's ridiculus !
I don’t accept this as accurate until I see meh Phantom F4
I have a picture of the Concorde signed by the pilot👌🏼
THATS ME
Another colportage of the Brothers Wright myth. What’s with the real pioneers of flight?
Montgolfier brothers? (inventors of the hot air ballon, 1782)
Jakob Degen (inventor of the ornithopter plane in 1807, successfully made a flight, reaching 54 feet altitude, one year later he even reached 5000 feet altitude in Paris; he also constructed a helicopter model which reached an altitude of 500 feet in 1816)
Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger (constructed an glider plane as early as in 1811 and was flying it, but crashed into the danube; a test with a reconstructed glider in 1986 demonstrated that his plane was able to fly)
Paul Hänlein (inventor of the airship, 1872)
Alexander Mozhaysky (concept of a plane with steam engine, 1884)
Otto Lilienthal? (inventor of the glider, 1890)
Hermann Ganswindt? (concept of a spaceship, 1891 and inventor of the helicopter, 1901)
Konstantin Tsiolkovsky? (concept for a space rocket, 1895)
Gustav Weißkopf? (inventor of the plane, 1901)
Karl Jatho? (inventor of the biplane, summer 1903)
Alberto Santos Dumont (first flight in front of an public audience, 1906)
Henri Coanda (inventor of the jet turbine, 1910)
Eugen Sänger (concept of a Mach 7 plane, 1936)
Hans von Ohain (inventor of the jet plane, 1939)
Alex Lippisch (inventor of the rocket plane, 1939)
Wernher von Braun (inventor of the ballistic missile, 1942)
Most flight pioneers were Europeans, especially Germans. Sadly, Americans often are so ignorant and national narcissistic. -
Wright brothers are famous for the first powered flight and technically the first biplane as it had 2 wings one over the other making it a biplane. Still tho a lot of European inventors are kind of forgotten by the Americans
Connor Raab first *morotized* plane, because manual glider was invented first. They also not had the idea of the biplane, it’s something that was design much before.
Also adding that a few months before a German guy (don’t have his name) did flew a motorized aircraft but wasn’t remember as the first because of shit stuff.
The story about the wrights is a lot more complicated than you’d thought
@@vizender yes the German dude was Gustav Whitehead
Right
Abbas Ibn Firnas was the first ever human to fly, but even you did not include him, yet you speak trash about the creator saying he did not include Europeans...
The German Gustav Weißkopf is the inventor of the plane, not the Wrights.
Weißkopf, who emigrated to the US, flew as early as in 1897 and on 8/14 1901 he made his well know 1200 meters flight with his Condor plane in Connecticut. The Wrights themselves recognized Weißkopf as the first man who successfully flew a motor plane but due to later political reasons (WWI), the American historiography intentionally sunk his flight into oblivion cause he was a German and Germany was the official „enemy“ for American ideology after WWI.
However, today he is recognized as the real inventor of the plane in Connecticut, where he made his first flight.
I agree, but most in the world is just propaganda nowadays. Americans copied many German (Me p.1101) and Russian (MiG-25) technology.
Santos Dumont
Wow, the first glider - flight was from a German (Otto Lilliental) , the first jetpowerd-plane was also from Germany and now you say that the first succecfull motorized flight was also from a German.
Maybe it is really as they say with that "German engineering".
thanks for clarifying that the *unofficial* flight before the Wright Brothers was also an American
@@AlmightyDude420 Nope. Although he worked in Connecticut, Gustav Weißkopf was German and never adopted American citizenship.
Wish o had a collection of these
no one is talking about how you can see homer simpson sleeping on the wright flyer
The first aircraft to achieve supersonic flight was the Me-163 Komet, although it was unofficial and resulted in the loss of most of its control surfaces.
While several pilots reported breaking the sound barrier, its more likely they were near it.
Always take German reports with a truckload of salt
That’s not flight is it if you break something
and the Bell X1 couldnt do 1612 mph , more like 625
6:57 Swedish Draken was first
Cobra
Yes
Muzon cool!!!
The Wright Flyer is the most important because without the first plane,there will be no plane till know
6:21
Isnt that just a p 51 on a budget?
No its p51 but flat
P-51 but built in a garage instead of a hangar
Mig-15 was not first USSR jet aircraft. Yak-15 was. In effect it was Me-262 engine married to the Yak-3 airframe
man, who invented the airplane was santos Dumont from Brazil
kinda suprised the f-14 or f-111 weren't there, 2 very successful variable swept-wing aircraft.
Santos Dumont?
I believe it was the British Gloster Meteor that was the first and only allied jet fighter that saw combat operations in WW2
Amazing video
USA number one 🇺🇲
It’s baffling me how the A380, hurricane, hindenburg and Lancaster bomber aren’t in it
I also find it surprising the Boeing Chinook isn’t in it, considering it’s success in the military for many nations