World's Heaviest Aircraft! Antonov An-225 Mriya Stunning Take Off from Toronto Pearson Airport
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- Опубліковано 30 тра 2020
- Hello everyone,
Here is the world's heaviest aircraft, the mighty Antonov An-225 rocketing off of RWY 06L on a beautiful morning. The aircraft was flying back to China via Anchorage. The An-225 flew in the day before to bring in medical supplies related to COVID-19. Something really good came out of this awful pandemic.
Unfortunately, this marvel of an aircraft was sadly destroyed in the Ukrainian invasion of 2022. My thoughts and prayers go out to the people of Ukraine during this extremely difficult time.
TIME STAMPS:
0:59 - Antonov An-225 taxiing
1:20 - Head-on with the An-225, taxiing on Delta
4:25 - Engine run-up
5:38 - Takeoff roll on 06L
6:15 - Liftoff
AIRLINER INFORMATION:
Airline: Antonov Airlines
Flight: ADB305F
Aircraft: Antonov An-225 "Mriya"
Registration: UR-82060
Destination: Anchorage - ANC // PANC
Time Departed: 08:34
FAQ:
Airport: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ/CYYZ)
Location: Convair Drive hillside
Date Filmed: 2020/05/31
Camera: Sony FDR-AX53
Video Editor: Wondershare Filmora
This video is property of Ross' Aviation World and must not be used in any way without permission.
© Ross' Aviation World 2020 - Наука та технологія
I’ve never looked at something and thought more “there is no way that can fly”.
For me, first time I flew on an A380 years ago, walking down the jetway.
If you throw a brick hard enough, it will fly.
Bees? forgot that??
@@carsandstuff365 the angle is important too.
how do they fly tho? i mean its so big and their engines are tiny
My grandfather died in early 90's, when I was 3 yo. He worked as an engineer on the Antonov plant in Kyiv city, Ukraine. His job was design and layout of appliances in the cockpit.
"Mriya" (in Ukrainian "The Dream") was a secret project, nobody was allowed to talk about it outside the plant, even with their families. Dad told me that one day Grandpa came from work with burning eyes and said they are going to build something absolutely stunning. These were the only words he was allowed to say to his wife and kids. And it was true. An-225 even in 2020 strikes people's imagination. Somewhere in the cockpit there is part of soul and hard work of my grandfather. Proud and grateful to my grandfather and other Ukrainian and Soviet engineers, designers and plant workers.
R.I.P. Grandpa, your Dream still flies!
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Thanks for that 👍
If your grandpa was alive he would be really happy. May he rest in peace.
Спасибо твоему деду за труд и тебе за то что помнишь.
@Indrek Kuusk no
Hearing the tower warn the next aircraft of wake turbulence is an understatement. I hope they get another one flying. Absolutely elegant beast.
"Cessna 87, be aware - god-tier wake turbulence on runway 07. Consider landing an hour from now."
@@falxonPSN It's actually only a 4 minute delay for even the smallest plane to follow for takeoff and no delay to land since wake turbulence only applies after the point of rotation, the cautionary is just an obvious courtesy to give any pilot landing behind, as a result it will be coordinated to make the runway primarily a landing runway for a short period after it's takeoff so arrival spacing will become tighter. Taking off behind the antonov is no longer of a delay than following the A-380. As a controller who worked it when it still existed I can say the absurd amount run-up time in position it required was way more of an inconvenience than the wake turbulence it caused.
@@ziggle5000 I know. I was just making a joke. But appreciate the good feedback.
Failed country can't get anything own; it can just cry and ask for donations
@@ziggle5000 I have seen that. What is the reason for the absurdly long runup time? I work Transient Alert and talk to Tower all the time, this thought runs through my head that Tower must hold off all inbound traffic till that beast departs! Super PITA
I'm an American and have to say, it's sad to see destroyed. I hope it can be rebuilt someday. It's truly one of the greatest planes to ever be built.
TRUE
There is ONLY one country who can rebuilt this. And believe me - it can be bad news for your $tate$ ))
But why would it be rebuilt? It was a relic of the past. Very inefficient
why do you have to mention where you are from? lol
@@edofluit6568what’s wrong with recognizing another countries accomplishment? the point was the OP made it known they were not Ukrainian
- "there is a strange buzz in the cargo room, Dmitry, please check what's wrong". Dmitry gets on a bike, drives to cargo room from the cabin, returns an hour later - "ah, just some Cessna flew in and was circling around the lamp, I opened the door a let it out"
Underrated
😂😂😂
ahahahahahaha!!
Talking about cessna as if it's a housefly 😭😭
Soooo funny 🤣🤣🤣
Legend says that turbulence actively avoids this plane.
Even if it didnt, you wouldnt even fucking feel it
Radioactive T-rex lol 😆
good morning crew, turbulence hit us, we could only tell this because I just saw the wind make way.....
Lolllllll
Not true I'm a antonov 225 mirya pilot but your kinda right even though I get a little bump
If you are ever having a stressful day and feel like the weight of the world is on your shoulders, just come back to this video and think about the tires on this plane.
The now non existent tires😢
great comment, had me laughing :)
atleast each Tyre has someone else to share the burden with.
think about your mothers shoes
The biggest. The baddest. The best of the best at it's finest.
Antonov AN-225 forever
Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 love
"How many tires should we use for the landing gear?"
"Yes"
36
64
An 225 un vestio
YES comments are cringy..
Antonov An-225 is Russian power
Sad to hear that such a huge piece of aviation history was destroyed. Wish I could've seen her fly.
@ST there's a twin airframe that is able to be assembled, that only needs sufficient funding. It's in Kyiv, if the Ruskies hadn't blown that up as well.
p a i n
@@jg5001 They should turn that into the next one yes, but then, make a 3rd, turn it into the AN-325 (AN-225 but the innermost engine becomes 2 on one pylon like B-52, making total of 8 engine), then make another 2 frames, and turn those into the Antonov AKS
No
@ST Unfortunately they won't build it. The entire USSR worked on this aircraft. In today's world, only two countries are capable of such a project - the United States and China.
R.I.P Mriya. You will never be forgotten. This is completely heartbreaking. Something that they all put so much effort in. Gets heartbreakingly destroyed.
R.I.P An-255, you will be missed by the world.
Lol it least Mariya will not deliver goods to dirty west countries.
who are they
the plane in the video Russia blew them up@@StandingHereI
@@istealurskin9261 no
Truth, the a video that touched me, it will always be an amazing aircraft to me🥹
Rip to the AN-255, A piece of aviation that won’t be forgotten
Imagine piloting a plane where every time you go to take off they put a load of fire trucks on standby.. that must fill you with confidence!
Thats wat i was thinking lol
Considering that the 225 has been flying for over 30 years now, those fire trucks are either show boating by the airport or the plain was carrying hazardous cargo.
Fire trucks are pretty normal around aircraft.
The one that bothered me was the police "Forensics Identification Services" vehicle at 1:40... kind of hard to ID you after your plane goes splat and burns.
@@Kodos13 i think it might have been jusst somebody driving and they wanted to see it idk
Only 1 was ever built and we just saw it take off, so it has never been involved in a serious accident. Probably just being safe because it is big enough to take out half a city if something does happen, plus people on those trucks just wanting to see it take off as close as possible.
Hard to believe that thing can get off the ground.
uh it's called Bernoulli's theory
Scientist still are not 100% sure how a plane can fly and stay on the air. We know that certain aerodynamics are essential but at the end of the day we just know we can make a machine that can fly and stay up. Go figure.
@@lightvoid7089 uh It can still be hard to believe.
@@adrenaissance1316 engines. Wings.
@@avgeek_0307 true, but that still does not explains it all. For example, there are some flying creatures that according to our understanding of aerodinamics design should not been flying, but heck, those birds flap their wings and are masters of the skies. So you see, is not only wings, turbines or design. There are physical laws that come in to play to allow a man made machine to take to the air even if we do not fully understand those laws.
I'm so glad we have videos like this that enshrine the Antonov AN-225 for history to remember. While I doubt it will ever happen, I hope we will see another great giant like it in our lifetimes.
Antonov an 225 has now become a memory😢
Greetings from Ecuador🇪🇨
Fun fact: this plane is 84 meters long
American term : size of a football field.
🍖
soccer,not football
Zikri football, not soccer
@@Snoopy9675 eggball,not football
cannonball
This is what the kids refer to as an Absolute Unit
THICC
More like obsolete unit, amirite... hardy har... No, yeah that plane is massive
@@rebelliousnature4795 lol it's not obsolete at all though
GoodLuck # whoosh... Right over your head, lol... I was being sarcastic it was a joke, hence the “amirite” and “hardy har”..... even threw in a “No”
@@rebelliousnature4795 I must concur. :D
Looks like everyone's Grandfather worked on Mriya as some engineer!
I cannot get enough of this magnificent aircraft and the Pilot and Crew who navigate it around the globe.
ATC: Antonov 225, attention, crosswind at 25 knots
Antonov 225: I am the wind
Nice one !
🤦🤣
🤣🤣🤣
😆
Lol
"I'm not fat, I'm big boned."
- the plane, probably
“I’m not fat, i’m big framed.”
This phrase is from the movie "The cobbler" :)
@@IAmPantsu it was from big smoke but okay big daddy
Antonov An-225 is Russian power
M..the 500th like....thnku...
I used to work about 15 minutes from IAH so some days I would take a quick drive around the airport on lunch breaks just to see if I caught anything interesting. This beast was actually parked near the terminals one day. Wish I’d been able to snap a few pictures. Was a really impressive sight!
Its cool watching this piece of whats now history taking off.
R.I.P AN-225
Thanks for sharing
This plane should be enough to pack my wife's shopping items.
My ex might be able to buy one with my money.
Lmaoooo
Nope
LOL
hahaha
4:30 "Sir, the tail's wagging."
"That's just the kind of enthusiasm we like to see."
Ahahahaha!
Ahh-wiggle-wiggle-wiggle-wiggle-wiggel-wiggel...🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶
That tail really give me anxiety
@@fadthetic That's just from the prop wash. Once it takes off, it stabilizes.
the an 225 is a dog LOL
Absolutely beautiful. To me that is one of aviation’s greatest achievements.
Man that thing is an absolute monster of a plane. So so sad to hear of its loss. Stunning engineering.
The exhaust was so powerful that I am using this video as my hair dryer....🌬🌬🌬🌬🌬
😂😂😂
That shits going slow af though looks like a regular motor
@@wandcamilo3989 the motor or the plane? Cause i can tell you both are going pretty fast. For a flying sky scraper its going fast enough and those turbine engines are spinning at an excess of 20,000rpm which is enough to eviscerate anything meat based into a fine pink mist
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
This is the most unhilarious hair dryer joke ever
Engineers on body: okay so we need this a limit.
Engineers on wings: *NO LIMIT.*
@spywolf To find the right take-off slope
Infinity AND BEYOND
This was necessary so that a spacecraft could be launched into space from this plane.
@4:30 bruh the wat that that back tails wobbles damn 6 engines How much of that wing can it bend tho
@@shinnishi3135 I noticed that too.
RIP! 😢. You are missed. I got to see you once when I was taxiing an aircraft for takeoff in Fairbanks, Alaska. What an amazing aircraft! It is the first, and only time that I had seen the 2, 747-400s sitting there as kinda small. 🥰
Crazy to see a beast like this fly, the power of those engines is truely remarkable
Its hard to believe how easy and smoothly that takeoff was.
It did hit the air faster than I figured it would. 6 engines did the trick I guess!
@@mb4lunch 6 engines and massive wings, when it winds up the engines the tail plane wobbles around a lot , maybe they get lift from that as well . I have little idea about aerodynamics , just an idea
Russian design
that's Russian quality!!!!!
to be fair, that thing was flying with an empty cargo bay
Cameraman: We’re going to need a wider lens.
lol it got me everytime
You might as well add an extra airport while you're at it!
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What an amazing video. Great filming work
RIP Beautiful Bird... Hope to see you again.
"C'mon baby, lift your big ass for Sasha!"
Ahh,memories😂
Noiceeeee
2012
"That's a big twinky" oh shit wrong movie
@@Lua_iqova 2020 actually.
"That's not a plane, that's a planet!"
-Ludacris, Fast and Furious 6
*Tyrese*
It's Tyrese Gibson who said that but it fits perfectly
Tyrese,not luda
Ross' Aviation World: Thank you so very much for this magnificent video.
Glad that i've see this beauty live, takeoff and landing, flying over my house was insane
This looks like the Titanic with wings.
Well now it’s the uncrahable plane
You do have a point there.
Good that there are no icebergs floating in the sky.
you know there are more planes in the ocean than there are submarines in the sky.
Has it taken off yet.
the Antonov doesn't really fly, it simply scares the ground away.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Russian version of general relativity B)
@@matthewpauls2498, Russian?
@@matthewpauls2498 It’s not Russian, it’s Ukrainian
😂😂
I live close to erw , Newark NJ. I was driving down turnpike an the sun was eclipsed by this plane landing . The most eaw inspiring plane I've ever saw land
Thank you for posting 🥹👍👍
RIP AN-225. An iconic life of service. Thank you for delivering crucial medical supplies during the height of the pandemic. Fly in Paradise, peaceful giant
Just learned about this plane today and now hearing it got destroyed actually makes me upset. All that hard work and expectations just out the window
What beautiful words. The loss of life in this conflict is immeasurable but the loss of this icon is downright sad. RIP 🥺🥺
Now, it finely meets a buran somewhere in the sky.
We will build a new one
@@user-wk3ui7fj5k One way or another the Myria will fly again!
Looks like me stealing a titan at the Los Santos Airport.
More like cargo plane from mission "Minor turbulence" but still not as big xD
donutdoode69 it’s not an exact replica it’s more like a b52 plus one of these
Ah, a gamer. Greetings.
Nah try just cause
Wow thanks for sharing i bet it sure was amazing it dont look as if that could fly 🔥🔥🔥🔥
How does that thing fly being so damn big and heavy!!! Incredible engine with mega power! WOW
I always think of the guys who draw the plans on paper and do some maths and say... this will definitely fly. This is phenomenal.
In soviet russia, You draw anything in paper, and it work!
If the engines are big enough anything will fly.
@@georgestephenopolous5508 or just get more engines
@@mahuba2553, "Russia"
@@mahuba2553 it’s not Russian!It was build in Soviet Ukraine
Texans: Everything is bigger in Texas!
Antonov: Laughs in Ukraine
Texans: Hold my beer
@@Jp5codforever Ukraine: proceeds to drink free beer
💀💀💀
USSR mate. Not Ukr
Antonov is Russian
It never sees to amaze me how the pilot manages to lift off one of the heaviest plane on the planet up to the skies
Его уже нет. украинские варвары- уничтожили год назад в марте 2022 года самолёт, которые построил русский народ. Второй самолет не достроен и наверно пойдёт в музей России.
Boy oh boy seeing those rear stabilizers shake like that when those engines are set for take off is scary, it just looks like they could snap off during flight mind blowing 🤯🤯🤯🤯
"Put 6 engine on building. It fly."
----Russian Aerospace Engineers
Benjamin Harris not just a building, an entire warehouse!
Soviet*
Vodka
@@jorgen1990 Ukrainian*
LMAO
1:20 I seriously love how there's a vehicle with sirens in front of the aircraft. As if nobody would notice a 1,300,000-pound, six-engined, twin-tail gargantuan behemoth and not think to get out of the way.
Is this filmed in Slomo?
@@brianjones5002 Nope.
The vehicle is called a follow me vehicle, and is there to guide the pilot during taxing, around the airport as the pilot may not be familiar with the layout of the airport.
lol
Humans are stupid. You'd be surprised.
Saw the aft of this behemoth from afar at Arlanda Airport during my 17-day cabin crew training back in 2010. Our teacher would let us take a break to go from Terminal 2 to Terminal 5 to see it. If I recall correctly it had an unscheduled stop there and was taking off later that day. I didn't stay to watch its departure because I was extremely tired and we all had to come back early in the morning the next day to the classroom, but one of my classmates stayed and filmed the takeoff from behind a fence along with other plane spotters. Afterwards I regret not being there. What struck me even when watching it from afar was the already obvious, it was indeed absolutely enormous.
Love em or loathe em but these guys built some seriously epic machines , RIP 225
That take off could fuel my car for two years
badasscop44 try 20 years
🤞🤞😂😂😂
You need a faster car
Gas hog?
@Omar Williams 4000 liters =1056gals conservatively if the 18-wheeler got 6 miles to the gallon it could obtained a distance of 6336mi that's about two weeks of driving. All based on your numbers of 4000 liters.
RIP Mriya .You were the greatest plane that has been ever made and Glory to Ukraine.
I'm honestly so sad at the destruction of this beauty.
Ukraine has said it’ll be rebuilt
ANTONOV have a 2nd Airframe at 60% completion, I'm sure they'll rebuild it once Russia stops bombing them.
It will be repared. Government confirms.
my first thought,, when the war in Ukraine broke out, was that the Russians were gonna destroyed. Unfortunately it happened. RIP Mriya, human evil got you in the end. ;(
RIP ANTONOV225 you will forever live on in aviation history
I never got to see the antonov 225 in person but it was and still is my favourite plane
"That ain't a plane. THAT'S A PLANET!"
I like that movie
Tyrese Gibson.😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Elber camacho 😂😂😂😂 I was thinking to say that but yu did
Roman Pearce😂
@pedro souza oi vamos ser amigos?
Boeing 747 left the chat.
Not my baby?
M3mEs
@@cyka4075 Anyways, what was your reaction to the news when British Airways retired their 747s? I cried.
Boing
Actually she left when A380 entered...
It was my dads goal to take me to see this giant fly, unfortunately I wasnt lucky enough to see it, ive been obsessed with the 225 since I was 9, such a shame to hear its gone.
In 4k years, ancient aliens docs will talk about how we could never have achieved such incredible feats of engineering. “The Antonov? Aliens.”
We're getting ready for take off.
We have 5 runways which one would you like?
We'll do 1-2 for the left wing 3 for the middle and 4-5 for the right wing.
This stunning piece of engineering flew in and out of my local airport, Stewart NY, to pick up a very large coast guard helicopter several yrs ago and I'll never forget it. RIP big guy you will be missed
@notfiveo We can rebuild him, we have the technology
@@aussiejezza we might have the technology, but not the money. Ukraine said itll cost 3 billion dollars and 5 years to remake it
@@dgtlbrandxn It's a matter of pride for Ukraine. I am sure they will build something even better someday, once Russia has been slapped back into their hole.
@@manda60 real💯
@@manda60 I was thinking they should build a bomber that’s even bigger than this and fly it around Russia
I had the pleasure of see them a few times at the Mirabel airport when i worked there
Hope to see a better cargo engineering masterpiece in the future. This antonov paved the way. 💚❤️
Workers: sir, how big do you want it to be?
Investors: how big can you make?
Workers: ok.
😹😹😹
no investors in the USSR
The fire trucks are for show - if this goes down nothing is going to put out the flames for a week
Not true, the fire trucks would help
@@FishyBearBeer whoosh bruh
@@FishyBearBeer very right. Something is always better than nothing . Its pure logic
@@sharepremium8614 not sure if you noticed but the original comment was a joke, pointing out how huge the plane is in comparison to what the firetrucks are usually protecting
@@rivvy2138 r/wooosh
One day it will fly again
And when it does there will be peace
That thing taking off is just insane. That's a monster. My god.
Justin Hammer: "Uhh, Ivan. I asked you to make me a better version of Tony Stark's power suit. What the hell is this?"
Ivan Vanko: "Plane better."
Weight: 285,000 kg
Wingspan: 88 m
Length: 84 m
Top speed: 850 km/h
Unit cost: 200,000,000-250,000,000 USD (2013)
Max. take off weight 600000kg
Cruising speed, km/h 750 - 850
Cruising altitude, km 9 000 - 12 000
range with no cargo 8310nm (15400km)
F that , that is a freaking ship with wings in the air
Ukranians know what they do bro!!!
@@vxzrt ето не Украина. ЗДЕЛАНО В СССР
Unit cost ?
That thing is the only one of it's kind that flies.....!
@@user-mw8ly9qi1j Ukrain was part of cccp, so made in Ukrain.
Antonov's founder is russian after the dissolution of the ussr the company happened to be in ukraine
Even on my phone screen, the absolutely titanic scale of Mriya is jaw dropping. Can scarcely imagine what it was like to actually be there.
I miss her so much.
I saw this plane a couple of times at the Trenton Aerodrome and I watched it come in on approach from our home on Hay Bay back in the mid 2000's.
Absolutely breathtaking, you really captured the size of this aircraft perfectly! Astonishing footage
Thanks very much Casey! Greatly appreciated :)
@@RossAviationWorld
You didn’t really know, but the guys who control this plane have their own channel - where they shoot video from this monster. ua-cam.com/channels/_itQ8eJZ2qZQcu2feXWhDg.htmlvideos
@@zakon2014 Yep, I'm aware. I watched a couple of their videos, including the arrival into Toronto. They're all very interesting videos!
Almost surreal in its immensity!
Mesmerizing..my dream to watch one of it. Beautifully shot..
Imagine being a bird and seeing the Antonov-An225
Those big engines hanging out there are known in the bird world as “targets of opportunity “ geese are fearless 😆
LMAO
Con Sys sware is sware. iS u swArE. Why ArE u sWaRe.
@Con sys eбаць, сука, я хацеў сказаць
That is most definitely an “oh shit” moment, then again, those birds won’t be birds much longer
Pearls of wisdom in the form of a song 💯
It went over my house one night , going from Prestwick Scotland to Norway ..don't want to sound like some sad Geek , but it was a great feeling knowing it was directly above me..
When it starts rolling it doesn't seem like it wants to but then once it gets going and lifts off looks graceful
Not surprising given that it weighs 285,000 kg, thats a lot to get off the ground . The impressive part is how little runway it needs , probably because of the huge wings
Antonov AN-225: "COMRADE! WAIT!! Where is the VODKA?"
@@Dakarn Cargo bay full vodka.
@@Dakarn Gorilka , or Horilka in Russian . Or just ask for Nemirov
Imagine how Wilbur and Orville Wright would've felt if they saw this thing flying.
Really happy :D
proud.
If I recall correctly, AN-225 is so big that their first flight could've literally been conducted inside this plane's cargo area
that would've blown their mind away
the wing span is longer then wilburs first flight LOL
I can't believe that thing gets off the ground. Amazing.
FINALLY someone who can actually hold the camera still for us to enjoy the actual video instead of trying to find someone who is having a seizure or something
RIP Antonov 225 Mriya.
You will always be remembered fondly as that Cargo Plane with 6 huge Engines.
Not only 6 huge engines but 6 turbo fan engines
That’s officially bigger than the Vatican City
The Giant flying City
@@powerblox9677 🤡
@@powerblox9677 OOH DONT YOU SAY???
@@powerblox9677 fuck woooosh for you
replies try being smart ended up being the stupid for not getting the joke
What a stunning marvel of engineering, poetry in motion. Maybe one day another 'dream' will be brought to life again. Long live Ukraine.
При чём тут Украина? Это советский самолёт.
Used to see them come into robinhood airport when I worked there few years ago amazing aircraft
Forever in the skies...RIP Mriya
what happened with it?
@@ichosemurad Putin destroyed it
@@stevenrogers8939 damn, RIP Giant
@@ichosemurad it was blown up while in its hangar in Ukraine
@@ichosemurad russien did airborne landing on antonov airfield. And than stat big fight. Acctualy all city was destroy...
Guys stop making fun of it,its just slightly fat.
Thicccc*
Fluffy! Lol!
(Ukrainian accent) Mriya: "I is not fat! I is big boned!"
It's nickname should be "Brutus". My desktop wall paper is the complete Antonov lineup, beautiful planes, even the small ones.
You mean chubby
Legendary engineering of a plane 💯
RIP ❤ Antonov 225 Mriya, UR-82060. Love for All, Hatred for None.
I can’t believe it’s gone. A priceless piece of history destroyed without so much as a second thought.
That's what happens in war.
As I understand it there is a half built version that never got finished, it is possible they can make a new one from that.
@@a64738 mriya was built in 1988. From what I recall the project was abandoned shortly after, and the incomplete version mothballed. If the other one hasn’t been scrapped for parts, it would still have gone almost 40 years with at best the barest of maintenance. It’s possible but it isn’t likely.
Thanks for trashing a piece of history and important humanitarian support, Putin. Despicable.
Built again
1:32 - imagine looking in the mirrors of the truck and seeing that thing behind you
*objects in mirror are closer than they appear*
Imagine looking in the mirrors and only seeing tires ;-)
OBJECTS IN THE MIRROR ARE BIGGER THAN THEY APPEAR.
RIP both Techno and Miyra, you will always be remembered…
Thank you Mriya! You'll live on forever in the hopes of a better future.
I grew up close to Pearson Airport in Toronto, so seeing planes come and go was just part of our day. But I'll never forget hearing this noise from above like no other I've ever heard before, and it was this plane coming in for a landing. Stopped me dead in my tracks. The size of this plane was overwhelming and the sound coming from those engines I'll never forget. What an amazing thing to see. It's like seeing people everyday then one day you see a giant. Just mesmerizing!!
England: I'm planning to move the parliament to Scotland..
Antonov: not a problem..,just open the back door and install it beside the Eiffel Tower..
🤣🤣🤣
🥺😂😂😂😂😂LMFAO SOOOOOOO TRUE
Am I the only one who read the Antonov line in a Russian accent? Lol 😂
Unfortunatly, it doesn't have the back door. Only front :)
🤣
However it did not have a back door, it has a big ass mouth
Looking at it on video it is massive and larger than life. I can't imagine how it must have been to see in person.
Soviet engineers: how big you want our plane to be
Soviet party: Da
Lmfao
*our*
Eto ukrainskiy samolet.
24 / 5000
Результаты перевода
This is a Ukrainian plane.
@@user-xp3gp4jy1x Это советский самолёт!
@@fridon7041 нам пох