Always great to see the aircraft of the SwAFHF on airshows. Was happy enough to see all types of them (both Viggen, both Draken, Hunter, Tunnan, Lansen) during the last years. The double-seat Viggen looks just amazing with their green camo. Great video! Thumbs up! :)
Thanks again - This was the first time I have seen the camo Viggen. Even though the display was muted and on at the worst time of the day for trying to film it was a coup for Southport to get it.
@@airshowvision I also think it's due to the CAA opinion on vintage jets after the tragic event at shoreham. Plus they haven't displayed here for nearly 5 years. Good to see them back 👍
With the benefit of hindsight, todays pilots can look at a new particular design and just say "Yeah I wanna flight that" I guess pilots in the past, must have been a lot braver, because with no disrespect that Tunnan is an ugly duckling. But fantastic nevertheless seeing them continuing to soar and roar.
The Tunnan "the barrel" fighter looks really ugly, i guess they went for preformance and not design. Any way both aircrafts were in many ways ahead of their time. The barrel with heavily rear-swept wings and the Viggen with a on purpose unstable construction which with the help of computers became a stable and easy-to-maneuver fighter. When they precented the idea of Viggen, they did not know if there were any computers or software that could do what they wanted to do. They had a vision that the planes of the future would take more help from computers, but going from vision to reality was another matter. But they succeeded and what a nice fighter Viggen are.
Always great to see the aircraft of the SwAFHF on airshows. Was happy enough to see all types of them (both Viggen, both Draken, Hunter, Tunnan, Lansen) during the last years. The double-seat Viggen looks just amazing with their green camo. Great video! Thumbs up! :)
Thanks again - This was the first time I have seen the camo Viggen. Even though the display was muted and on at the worst time of the day for trying to film it was a coup for Southport to get it.
I’m Proud of this old beast viggen, still set of car alarms.......😉🇸🇪
Tunnan was built 1948, let that sink in for a while.
Haven’t seen these guys since RAF Waddington 2014
Me neither, and never seen the camp one before at all.
Those crow's swooping in for a closer look and then oh s**t what is that leg it!.
These should be at RIAT
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It sure looks like a Tunnan. Great footage, not something you see every day.
I know where I'm heading in 2020 if they return then ;)
Let's hope for Draken also?
The reason why it was a bleak display is cos it handles different to the single seater hence why there was no wrong rock and there still restricted
That did cross my mind, the extra weight etc... I must admit I am still happy they brought the camo version because I have seen the silver one before.
@@airshowvision all i need to see is the silver one
@@airshowvision I also think it's due to the CAA opinion on vintage jets after the tragic event at shoreham. Plus they haven't displayed here for nearly 5 years. Good to see them back 👍
No its not a missile its a long range fuel tank
With the benefit of hindsight, todays pilots can look at a new particular design and just say "Yeah I wanna flight that" I guess pilots in the past, must have been a lot braver, because with no disrespect that Tunnan is an ugly duckling. But fantastic nevertheless seeing them continuing to soar and roar.
The Tunnan "the barrel" fighter looks really ugly, i guess they went for preformance and not design.
Any way both aircrafts were in many ways ahead of their time. The barrel with heavily rear-swept wings and the Viggen with a on purpose unstable construction which with the help of computers became a stable and easy-to-maneuver fighter. When they precented the idea of Viggen, they did not know if there were any computers or software that could do what they wanted to do. They had a vision that the planes of the future would take more help from computers, but going from vision to reality was another matter. But they succeeded and what a nice fighter Viggen are.