Concorde Supersonic Jet Airplane Take Off - Loud as Heck - Stock Footage
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2014
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🛫 Brace yourself for an electrifying journey into the era of supersonic travel with this breathtaking stock footage capturing the iconic Concorde jet in action. Join us on the tarmac as we witness the awe-inspiring takeoff of the Concorde, a marvel of aviation engineering that once graced the skies with unparalleled speed and grace. 🌐✈️
🎥 This rare footage provides an up-close and unfiltered view of the Concorde's thunderous takeoff, showcasing the sheer power and precision of this legendary supersonic aircraft. Feel the ground shake as the engines roar to life, and watch in awe as the Concorde ascends into the heavens, leaving a trail of history in its wake. 🌬️🌌
🔍 Immerse yourself in the details of this cinematic spectacle, from the sleek design of the Concorde to the palpable excitement on the runway. This video is not just a glimpse into the past; it's a sonic journey that transports you to a time when the Concorde redefined the possibilities of air travel. 🚁💨
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Majestic Concorde landing: • Majestic Concorde Land...
This film was recorded by Tony Castro during an air show in the 1980’s. The air show was held at Brown’s Field near the US - Mexico border in San Diego California.
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Recent comment!!
Hi. I just came to tell you that I've gone deaf. Thank you very much to those involved in recording this video. Boa tarde a todos.
My left ear: That's the quietest aircraft of all time.
Ha.ha.haan.😁😃😁😀😄
That's what happened to my right one😁😁😁
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Lol*
Same
Crazy that a nearly 50 year old plane still looks more futuristic and advanced than most, if not all modern day passenger jets.
Today's are built to rational economic purposes, not engineering for the sake of it.
Yeah ok 😂
"if it works, don't fix it"
Its beauty, but its not safe, like your mistress 😂
@@drive_with_povbut fun too!
How the English and the French managed to cooperate long enough to build that magnificent thing is a miracle in itself. Vive le Concorde.
especially because the english fly on the left side of the skyway
Is not Concorde a word that means agreement? Or a get-together?
@@rustshoo5068 , you are right !
Channel Tunnel?
@@russell-di8jsI’m amazed they turned up. 🇬🇧
I was the pilot of that beautiful plane during the video being shot
How was it I’m sad they are gone but United is buying them and they gonna be flying in 2029!
Wow!!!
@@piegon8063 For real?
My grandfather used to take us to the airport to watch the Concorde landing and taking off...it was a party day for all of us...thank you for the video!
Your grandfather had vision!!! You will have witnessed the 8th wonder of the world, where the rest of eternity will never have that.
@@bobolulu7615 the planes are coming back in couple of years
@@mastersilence3446 plot twist u are here after watching dhruv rathees video
@@mastersilence3446 Slower one's though unfortunately and not as loud which was always a big attraction when they flew from our local airport
You mean Concorde not "THE" it was always just Concorde. There goes Concorde.
My right ear loved this
150 like no comment
'70s is the pinnacle era of luxury and engineering go together
But never economically feasible, only for the ultra rich and lost money on every flight. A socialist dream.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 capitalist dream, you mean. I think that you are confused.
@@scottfeuerhammer3595 The only way the Concorde could fly is with government a$$i$tance. That's Socialism. Capitalists would never throw money away like that. Capitalism is about profit, Socialism is about absolute government control. Note that the USA had a prototype flying before the Concorde, but it wasn't developed because it couldn't turn a profit or compete with the French and British financial support of the Concorde.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 name of US prototype please.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 Incorrect neither Boeings or Lockheeds supersonic aircraft left the ground - not even in prototype. Unless you want to provide a link of them flying?
Making advances in technology is not always about profit - NASA and space programs?
I never ditched school. My Mum was one of the teachers. Concord visited our capital city and I didn’t care about the consequences and faked a sickness to stay home. I then snuck off on my BMX and watched the magnificent Concord weave its way down our major river and do a wide circuit over the city. It then landed. Best day ever!!
Still brings a tear, what a beautiful aeroplane, still not matched in 50 years
The Overture will match it ✨
In fact, it might do some things better ;)
Probably, but Concorde was designed 60 years ago and you Yanks couldn't even come close to competing then. Hopefully. Europe will ban any new American supersonic airliners from over-flying or coming to visit Europe on the grounds of Emissions, Jealousy and Envy the same as you Yanks did to help kill Concorde off. We won't go into American airliners bits falling off their planes to sabotage Concorde!!!
No. With the climate crisis nonsense narrative I bet only politicians will use anything like that. Thyre about to take our cars away in the next 10 years and gas stoves. So I doubt thyre going to make as planes available to public. These planes allegedly use a lot of fuel
I think they're bringing it back.
@@speakingofgregit will be slower tho
The guy on loudspeaker sounds like a strip club announcer extolling his girls.
LMAO no kidding right!!
jajajajja
So true - jesus
😂😂
Oh damn!! What a magnificent sight👀👀😂😂😂😂😂
Bring this majestic bird back to service! It’s still on my bucket list to take just one flight to Europe and back.
Joey wish they would put her back in the skies, the waiting list for tickets for London to NY would be enormous now
@@martinwood6503 Hell yeah, especially since everybody knows that the 737-Max is about to return to service over a software glitch that killed two planefuls midair, but the mighty Concorde gets permanently shutdown over a piece of metal on the ground. Such bullshit.
@@krayzeejojo thats not the reason, at all. The 9/11 attacks and rising fuel prices caused it to be retired in 2003. Yes the concorde did get grounded after Air france 4590 but that was NOT the reason it was taken out of service.
I love this
@@martinwood6503 yeah I hope so
The most beautiful plane ever...
Boeing 777
@@Science_Atrium 737-800 for me
@@thefulldeodorantcan3347 I also like it
I remember when I was a kid my dad would take us to watch it take off at Heathrow airport it would set off the car alarms in the car park
747
To see and hear it live is something special. When it just rolled by, the buildings shook, literally.
Awesome! I thought I recognized the scenery when I clicked on the video. This was in 1988, I believe; I was a 19-year old college kid home for the summer in Coronado at the time, and heard Concorde was at that particular air show. I drove down and was there for one of the take-offs; having parked my car right past the end of the runway where I knew Concorde would fly over, and it sure did. I had never heard such a roar! It went directly over me, afterburners flaring. I took some pretty decent pictures, even capturing it right overhead with the gear doors open. Air France was providing "fantasy flights" to those who could pay $1,500 per ticket; Concorde flew halfway out to Hawai'i and back, and apparently the passengers were served lobster and champange.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for sharing, long but pointless 😁
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I was there with a Fokker Dr.1 dirty dusty day, but epic.
I was sitting in the Hong Kong airport in 1988, waiting for my flight when I heard an incredible noise from outside. I looked out the window and it was a Concorde taking off. They are LOUD!
Same thing happened to me at Mexico DF international airport. We were about to get the doors closed and heard a really loud noise. Was the Concord. I was like 10 years old. Will never forget it
Same for me, Miami 1984. Dad and I were at the car rental place at the end of the runway and I heard the loudest noise I’ve ever heard- still to this day. I thought a plane was crashing until I looked up and the Concorde flew right over me. We lived near another major airport and even with an National guard wing flying A7 Corsairs weren’t anything like the noise of the Concorde takeoff. These videos are good, but the auto sensitivity on the mic doesn’t do the loudness justice. It was earth shaking loud.
All these people today complaining about aircraft noise.
In 1983 I heard and watched the Concorde take off at Heathrow from the oversize bagage depot, tight up against the fence.
Boy was that something to experience. As a wee lad can still remembe those roaring engines and watching it bank to the right.
It visited Nashville, TN once while I was there in the 80s. Our house was in Hermitage, about eight miles from the airport. It rattled me out of bed when it took off.
Will this aircraft prove to be the most beautiful thing ever to grace our skies? I, for one think so.
I got to fly on her - it was crazy to switch seats and sit in row 24-25( smoking rows )Rt over the engines / it was startling the power & ROaR-Shrill WiNE of the engines was amazing- that and Shooting down the runway at 250mph was thrilling
Watching Windsor Castle go into a dot - still gives me goosebumps- it was that cool !
Holy crap! I was at that air show.
how was it??!!!
I think you are a lucky man, you've see a concorde
@Vedant Kumar first learn how to type liar before calling someone liar lol.
Was this Brown Field in San Diego?
Concorde chief test pilot, my grandfather friend, Most beautiful plane ever.
the pinnacle of air engineering
The amazing thing about flying the concorde is how precise you must fly it. On that take off that you saw, the pilot must raise the nose to precisely 13.5 degrees. On landing he must keep the nose at 11.5 degrees with a margin of error of +/- 0.5 degrees. Now that is precision.
Same as an f16 glide slope for landing
@@carcaridononly an F16 hasn't got 100 people and cargo on board
That's why the nose cone was like that
did you just assume the pilots gender????
@jayjohnson5016 Air France (and BA) only had one female Concorde pilot, and she started flying in 2001 (BA in 1993). So there is no possible way that in the 1980s, this could have been a woman as there were no women qualified to fly the Concorde when this film was made. So, no, I did not assume the pilot's gender. Thank you for your concern.
Watching Speedbird Concorde taking off was always an amazing experience, I remember it well. Every morning around 11.00am and evening around 6.00pm , Concorde would take off from Heathrow on full afterburner reheat, the noise was incredible lol!
I also saw Concorde flying at the Farnborough airshow, and USAFE Alconbury airshow in the 80s. They were great times for us airshow fans!
Thanks for sharing!
Used to set mine and other car alarms off at 7pm Colnbrook 😢
So there I am, driving along the A4 near Heathrow in the evening, with the incredible sound of Concorde roaring down the runway LOL! I will never forget that experience. 😵💫 👍@@Turbomgzt
Concorde is a perfect example of "Way ahead of its time"
In what sense? The USA and USSR built them too, but nobody wanted to buy one because they were big money losers. Only the French and British governments were silly enough to subsidize these aircraft.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 I was talking about the technological aspect of this aircraft. The space age design it had back in the days. No other commercial aircraft has ever looked and performed this crazy.
SR71
@@toomanyhobbies2011 US didn't really built , 2707 came not over her mock up ... 😐
Wow. Humanity really had some aspirations before social media.
I love that!!
Good point
“Wow. Humanity really had some aspirations before social media” - River J types as he prepares his post for social media.
Yup now they are all fucking cookie cutters.
Tiktok
We are ready for the Concorde to be back
Going down the runway like the most elegant lady ever!
What a shame those great aircraft are no longer flying.
And just as loud and obnoxious too!
@@MobileDecay Just like you.
@@hazelanderson1479 lol
The most beautiful, exotic, iconic aircraft of all time.
There will never be another graceful aeroplane quite like this
I was luckily enough to fly on Concorde in 1991; amazing experience. My dad also used to take me to Heathrow and we stood on the road at the end of the runway and watched Concorde take off literally feet above our heads. I somehow still have my hearing(!) but it was loudest thing I've ever heard in my life. You had to cover your ears and the sound rattled your ribcage and shook the ground. Beautiful machine.
After watching 7 videos in a row, I can say: watching Concorde videos is a slippery slope. What a fantastic, captivating machine.
i love that "loud as heck" is in your title
Not only is it loud but the ground shakes too!!!
Concorde. Both the plane and the name will comeback big time. It's too good to be lost in history. 🎉
An aircraft well ahead of its time truly amazing
French and British engineers way ahead of the rest of the world. And still are.
The most fantastic jet way before is time. You never ever get crowds to see jet's take-off today.
Because most of those crowds have now flown for themselves, repeatedly. It isn't a unique event any longer.
@@davidh9844this is a special jet though. The Concorde, no longer in production or service.
To see this plane at V1, 250mph(402 km/h) is like a rocket on wheels❤
Years ago I was at Dulles waiting to board my fllight and the concord lined up on the runway. The terminal was heavily soundproof and as we watched all the other planes taking off you could barely hear a whisper. When the concord started to roll it was like someone had opened all the windows. The sound was amazing! And once they left the ground it looked like at least a 45 degree angle of climb.
Concord pilot must’ve been one of the coolest jobs there has ever been
Really LOUD as Heck 😨
I used to be jealous of people flying in the Concorde when it flew over my house.
I am convinced that it was better to be on the outside of Concorde. That's where the noise and the beauty are!
The Concorde is so loud that it busted my left ear drum.
used to watch Concorde land and take off at Heathrow airport. What a racket.
I was lucky enough to see Concorde take off a couple of times. In terms of sound, it kind of reminded me of the B-1 taking off, except that the BONE stays in burner for longer. Especially when carrying a large weapons loadout.
I used to live in S.W. London & Concorde used to fly over: sudden thunderous sound, unlike any other aircraft.
Luckily we have a Concorde at Filton Airfield in Bristol U.K, where she was built, in a Museum
I remember that aswell I still live in sw London I used to run out every evening as I could hear it then it would fly over. Miss it badly majestic aircraft with a gorgeous scream of an engine.
The English and the French have loved to hate each other for centuries but when they get their heads together they create magic.
What a spectacular bird!
When they used to fly them out of DFW, when the engines went to takeoff power and reheat, it literally shook all the windows in Terminal 2W. I've never forgotten that.
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I worked at Mccarran airport in Las Vegas in the 90s. The Concorde used to fly in there. I can still remember the sound and feeling the pressure waves as she screamed down the runway on takeoff.
BS, they weren't allowed past the coastal airports and very few airports could handle them.
@@toomanyhobbies2011 BS , there were charter destinations accomplished to VEGAS ... 😐
@@supersonic1246Google it !!
@@toomanyhobbies2011Google it!!!
Was lucky enough to ride the Concorde London -New York.....what a buzz!
Once flew on the Condorde. What an amazing experience!
Concorde NOT "the", just Concorde.
@@markylon A thousand pardons, my friend. 😉
This was, without any doubt the finest aircraft ever to grace the skies. No one, including the Russians and even the good old US of A could even come close and it really ticked them off. Aviation has gone backwards since the bureaucrats decided to pull the plug on this magnificent aircraft and one hell of a piece of outstanding engineering.
Such a pity I never got to see a Concorde takeoff in real life.
The Concorde will be back later this afternoon! Please wait while it goes to London to drop off some people!! Thank you!!
😀😀😀
I saw/listened to Concorde landing at Birmingham UK in the late 1990s at the bequest of my late aunt-in-law, who loved Concorde. A couple of Boeings came over first. Actually they were impressive; roaring engines, screech on landing etc. It was a nice day, we had cheese sandwiches, etc, we were really close to the landing strip, waited for ages. Then this single piercing light appeared in the distance. Our mutual auntie informed us that Concorde was approaching. Oh my days. I shall never forget the SCREAM of those engines as Concorde came down. I'm not kidding. It was a scream, literally, and that was on landing.
RIP.. My right ear !!! That was an awesome piece of art n technology !!
I remember you could feel the power through your whole body.
Oh wow! I was at this show. I thought it looked like Brownfield in SD. I learned to fly there in the late 80's. What an amazing aircraft.
The best of all time. 🏴
I was washing my car when it went over for landing. Yes it really was loud! But what a cool plane.
The title should be
"Concorde beautiful as heck"
During the years that Concorde flew to Washington’s Dulles airport, I lived in Rockville, MD, right below the flight path of departing aircraft. I’d heard all of the stories about Concorde’s engines and I knew its distinctive silhouette. So, I decided to listen to it. I decided that Concorde was only slightly louder than other jet airliners. Indeed, I couldn’t distinguish the roar of its four Olympus engines if I wasn’t looking at the plane. So yes, it was louder, but not by much.
In the 70's it was landing in Boston and going slow on the approach (we were about 25 miles away, so it was still pretty high). I heard it and thought that it was 2 military jets because it was so loud.
It felt like the earth was moving When it took off from jfk when I was a kid in the 80’s. From Floyd Bennett field It’s like time stopped everything was quiet/deafening and you felt it in your body from a mile away. Wild piece of tech
I miss the 80’s 😔
my right ear liked this one
Boa noite meu Amigo !!!!
Sem dúvidas, o Avião mais incrível que já existiu.
Só saudades......
Muito obrigado pelo vídeo e parabéns pelo canal.
Abraço do Brasil......
The amount of people living near airports today complaining of noise.....have no idea.
The the insane engine thrust turned my headphones from stereo to mono
Best jet of all time !! Very large turbofan whaaaaaaaa
We want concorde back...😘
Whenever I dream of the the Concorde the noise wakes me up.
Four beautiful turbojet engines at full reheat.👍
Brilliant footage and amazing plane
and folks - it was an American airliner dropping its junk on the runway at Orly that killed the Concorde... We love you thank you and drive home safely y'all.....
Wasn't even it's junk, if I remember correctly. Anyways, that didn't kill it. It was an economic disaster from the beginning. It only needed time.
@@DanSlotea dont think youre right there - it failed because the Americans couldnt come up their own so the wouldnt buy it even though Braniff leased it. It was part of an American Airways wheel that was hit and it punctured the fuel tank...
@@iansouthward4003 it was a piece of rubber from the Concorde's own wheel number 2 that hit the fuel tank, cut away by a wear strip from the thrust reverser cowl door of the number 3 engine of a Continental Airlines DC-10, not a part of a wheel of an American Airways. The strip was neither manufactured nor installed in accordance with the manufacturer procedures. It was a mickeymoused part, basically. That's what I meant by "it wasn't it's junk". It was an improvisation.
As for your first paragraph with Braniff, please rephrase, I didn't understand shit :)))
@@DanSlotea Air France Flight 4590 was the Concord’s only fatal accident in its 31-year history (no other commercial aircraft has matched that record). At the time, with a record of zero accidents per km traveled before the accident, the Concorde qualified as the safest airliner in the world. Nonetheless, the crash of Air France Flight 4590 marked the beginning of the end for the mythic airliner.
Both Continental Airlines and John Taylor, one of its mechanics, were found criminally responsible for their part in the disaster in December 2010, but their convictions were overturned in a French court in 2012, on the grounds that the mistakes that they made did not amount to criminal responsibility.
@@iansouthward4003 yes, you can copy- paste, repeating basically what I've said, missing the point that I've corrected several of your mistakes.
The safety record is irrelevant in the discussion.
The subjects were that the part that fell off the DC-10 wasn't actuallt it's part and that Concorde failed economically from the beginning, not technically.
You seem to be a native English speaker and although I am not, it is you who don't understand. Weird, but not out of the ordinary these days.
This plane was as celebrity on its own...
Obviously the poster has never heard the Vulcan do a full ‘chat’ take off
About the same, as the Vulcan also used the Rolls Royce Olympus 593 engines, though a different variant (the 101). The 610's on the Concorde put out nearly 3x the thrust of those on the Vulcan (31,500lbs vs 11,500lbs)
I have witnessed both. Concorde is louder by miles and miles. Same family of engines, Concorde with reheat. Reheat not afterburner.
Watched one take-off at the Phoenix airport in the mid 80’s. Loudest thing I’ve ever heard.
He's on a roll ladies and gentlemen, look at this awesome piece of equipment coming down the runway.
Videofocus steady on the back of a random guy's head.
And people thinks planes are loud today.
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If the 747 is the queen, and she is, this is the king
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Beautiful
Not as loud as a bottle of shampoo falling in the bathroom at 3am, though...
Fantastic
Lived on its flight path into London Heathrow every evening would run out as soon as I started to hear her distinctive engine noise. And then see it fly past, majestic aircraft a thing of beauty class and decades ahead of its time. It takes me 3 hours to get to certain places in England yet this beauty would get to JFK and back in less time then going to cornwall from London. This thing by could fly 1 mile in 2 seconds blink you’ve almost travelled a mile. While sipping champagne eating good food. What you call living I suppose what days these must have been.
I was always proud to see it
Truly a beautiful jet.
It is so loud that my left ear can hear silence
Concorde, o avião mais belo que já existiu até hoje. Deveria voltar voar novamente.
A beautiful bird
Thank you for flying BA's new nonstop service from London to Barstow, California.
Wow from England
British engineering at its best
majestic
I used to work at an airport serviced by Concorde. I used to sit on the tarmac and eat lunch when it was flying out. They don’t allow that anymore
Such a shame they got rid of the best plane ever built and never replaced it, I wish so much that they could bring Concorde back into service.
This was the only time I ever saw this jet.
@@GCast nice catch though
Julie Newell let’s sign a petition to resurrect the Concorde
The Concorde is coming back thanks to the Boom Company.
@@Gabri.El. Heard few days about that ... :)
Remember being at Heathrow in the late 80s, early 90s, and photographing Concorde on her return from JFK. I was next to the staff car park & after she flew over low to land and the deafening sound subsided, it was replaced by the alarms going off from all the parked cars. Only ever equalled by a German Navy Tornado doing a short landing, reverse, and then a very short take off in full afterburner. That I felt.
A proper sound.