Plane Flies Too Low
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- Опубліковано 3 жов 2024
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Airbus A319 extreme low pass
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Landing gear movement of passenger plane during takeoff
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Plane cleared to land on occupied runway
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B-1B Lancer afterburner takeoff
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B-52 crosswind takeoff
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That the B-52 had steerable main landing gear is a new fact I learnt today. Never knew it could do that. And that B-1B with full afterburners was a glorious site. Great video today by 3MA.
The B-52 landing gear can turn 20 degrees either direction. As you can see, it is very useful for a cross wind takeoff. Even more useful, and safer, for a crosswind landing.
Indeed!
@@trainliker100 It's actually essential. With the low wing, they cannot land like other planes do or their wingtips would hit the ground
That used to be a TOP SECRET deal. The Crab.
Those B-52s needed to be able to take off when there was a threat, even when weather conditions were bad. The engineers really came through on that.
Living in Wichita KS I saw the B-1B takeoffs. They had "Afterburner Night" every so often. There is a rooftop near the runway the public can watch from. Two B-1Bs took off with full afterburner, circled around for a low pass and a full afterburner pull up. You could hear that roar all over town.
That B1 was amazing. The sound of it and those afterburners lighting up the sky were amazing
Only costs about $10,000 a minute to fly, not counting munitions.
@@chriskelly6559 worth it. 🤘
@@v8matey agree with that statement, I was lucky enough to get to see these awesome badass bomber's several times at Warner Robins AFB, Warner Robins, Ga. There's nothing else like these bad boy's... And nothing else made me feel like I was feeling when they would take off from the base, an overwhelming sense of pride of being a American, knowing that we have a aircraft like that in our air force. There is no video that can do justice to this aircraft when it is taking off and getting up to speed, the sound of it is incredible, and believe me when I say that...it is loud as hell, and sounds like it is "ripping" the air, and the vibration, let's you know that this is one aircraft , that you know, isn't messing around.... It's one of my favorite aircraft's.... They also have another awesome aircraft located there... The SR-71 Blackbird..... And you can see it for free at the Museum of Aviation , lots of cool aircraft there
Yes, lots of boring American noise in that clip. Yawn 🤭
I have been about 100 feet from a B-1B taking off. We were down at the end of the runway doing tests on our E-3 radar at Thumrait, AB in Oman. I had hearing protection but it didn't stop my innards from vibrating like hell!
I was detached to Thumraite in the early 90s what a place, loved it.
The Bone with all four fires lit looks fookin' awesome at night! - great video :)
I used to work in a railyard. Somewhere nearby was a navigation beacon for the local airport. Early one morning I was out first opening up the railcars we would be working on. I heard an aircraft taking off from the airport, nothing unusual with that, happened a lot, but at about the moment I realized it was military, I also remembered a B1 had been stuck at the airport for a few days because they had dented the wingtip while taxying. I looked up, and it must have been just after the pilot had received clearance for altitude. "Air Force B1 cleared for altitude at the outer marker" The B1 was just tilting it's nose up at a steep angle, and I'm looking straight up the tailpipes at about 500 feet. Holy shit it was loud!
I spent 4.5 months at Thumrait as the control tower chief. The windows in the tower rattled every time a BOne took off until it was about a mile past the departure end of the runway. Loved the bright blue flames!
B52 and a Vulcan 100ft (not together ) above my home...AMAZING !
The plane would have been flying "too low" if it had crashed into something. Since it didn't, it was just flying very low 🤏
I bet the onboard computer voice was panicking at the pilot.
@@janetyeoman1544 Terrain! Terrain! Terrain!
Agreed. Kinda the point of a low pass is flying low
yep, gotta do it for the views though
@@mattafakkah oh yeah the finishing touch lol
This was your best video yet with the b-1b Lancer and a B-52 with a rotating wheels absolutely cool
I agree, this was the best!!
@@mattafakkah I was. Tonto got me after I called his horse a dickhead. So you see, Walter 'I left my balls in Saigon' Cronkite, I was most definately 'Injun'ered!!
The B52 take-off with rotating wheels is something new to me and is amazing, thanks for including it.
I remember a USAF film where they had a B-52 Group with the bombers close to each other with the planes pointing in alternating directions. They did a drill with the crews running out to the planes (kinda like a MITO, but with a camera helicopter hovering overhead it was obvious it was 100% staged) The planes started their engines and started moving out, one by one, by going on the diagonal so the distance between their wings and the wings of the bomber next to them stayed the same until the moving bomber was fully cleared.
Very amazing to watch! (And I wish I could find it again!! Guessing it was late 50's or early 60's)
@@timengineman2nd714 it's here somewhere, just start search with B-52..😉.
@@seltaeb3302 I have, and couldn't find it. Probably named under some other title....
@@timengineman2nd714 ""Guessing it was late 50's or early 60's)""
- amazing to think that by the time the B52 is scheduled to be retired in several decades time, that some of the airframes will have 100 YEARS on them!!!
@@XXSkunkWorksXX The ones we have now are the last ones made (mid 1960's) so they will be under a century old, but still that is an amazing lifespan for any airplane and even more amazing for a frontline airplane of a world power!!!
The B1 Lancer was absolutely amazing
Excellent! High quality as always, the Rockwell taking off on full reheat was spectacular!
BTW Monkey pox is coming Gates let it out of the bag!
Afterburner…us yanks call it afterburner!
@@mattafakkah injured from what?
@@markpirisky2281 🤣 I wondered if my being provocatively British might elicit a remark..... Vive la différance😉
@@mattafakkah I was injured after some twat repeating 'Luckily no one was injured' over and over and over ad nauseum made my piss boil.
Scalding my bladder and Vas Deferens.
You should be on John Craven's Newsround with your repportage skills and balanced broadcasting style.
That B-52 taking off like that in a cross wind looked absolutely amazing!
@@mattafakkah I don't know I'd call it luck that no one was injured on a pretty standard take off, but yes, good nonetheless.
@@rubenjapp7626 He tries those smooth talking techniques on men whose bottoms he wishes to fondle. Be careful! he is not a real newscaster, more like a newscustard!
0:21 - One of my favorite sounds, a turbofan jet engine at full throttle.
I doubt that's full throttle
@@wmx7588 It is when the pilot guns it.
I knew about the rotating gear on the B-52, but i thought it was only used for landing in crosswinds, i didnt know it could take off like that
landing would be significantly more risky if you had to align the gear with the runway while crabwalking in a crosswind. Although given today’s hardware capabilities, it seems feasible to engineer landing gear that would automatically align with the runway during a heavy crosswind landing
Apparently it achieves enough lift to take off.
@@mattafakkah Actually, I was injured quite badly when the bloody thing ran over my foot instead of taxiing in a straight line like a proper aircraft. My big toe is still swollen and going purple. I think it is going to atrophy and drop off.
Stick that in yer pipe and smoke it, Reginald Tindal Kennedy "Reggie" Bosanquet breath.
@@JohnnyAngel8 That is the whole point. Luckily the Naval Aircraft Carriers can steer into the wind while most airport runways are designed with the prevailing winds in mind and are numbered by their compass heading minus the last digit.
I live near Barksdale Air Force base where most B-52's are based and it never ceases to amaze me that these massive planes can fly. I never get tired of watching them take off and land.
Love your content!!! As another poster noted, the view of the B-1 taking off with full afterburner is impressive, but it can't capture the absolutely sheer power involved!!!
That B-52,
HEAD RIGHT TO GO STRAIGHT....
AHHHH why are we going in circles!?
The B-1B bring back memories. I was doing a contract job at Mountain Home AFB (Idaho) many years ago when a pair of B-1 bombers flow over the town with full afterburners. Hearing the noise, I ran out of the hotel room and saw them screaming across the sky, quite low. Afterburners lighting up the night sky. The next day, at the outbriefing, the base PR officer was in attendance, so I asked what that was about. He rolled his tired eyes and simply said, "Our phones were ringing off the hook all night." Guess it wasn't normal operating procedures.
Can we talk about how gorgeous the livery on that Slovakian government 319 is?
The B-1 is so underrated. Love that thing
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@@mattafakkah Rockwell built a total of 100 Lancers. As a tribute I played darts with Eric 'The Crafty Cockerney' Bristow and Jocky 'Pies and Lard' Wilson. We 'bullied off' on 100 instead of 101 in honour of the Bone and as usual Jocky WIlson - being Welsh and squat and fat - was also as drunk as a skunk. He pinged a dart of Mrs Coletart's left buttock when she bent over to get a Britvic 55 out the fridge and it got me - bullseye in my eye - causing me much injury and the crowd much laughing. Luckily no one else was injured (except a passing Shrubbery seller called Roger the Shrubber who spilled Leighton Reese's pint and got a bop on the nose for his trouble'
I don't think Matthew Ammarillawallah or Sir Peter O'Hanraha-Hanrahan have anything to worry about with your basic mistakes reading the nooz)
Finally a channel that comes to the point without showing awful crashes. Nice.
I used to live near Nellis AFB, and I’d sit and marvel at the take off and landings. That B1B would have been amazing to witness
Lancers are SO LOUD! One flew over me in Santa Monica one day. It started out sounding like a normal airplane, but when it reached the expected max volume, the echos gave it away that it was still a long ways off. It then got louder and louder and louder AND LOUDER.
Your video compilations are always first class but this is the best ever! Well done.
Fascintaing view inside the wheel well, I never knew the B-52 could do that and the noise from the B-1 was eye watering.
If I Read 'too low' I expect the plane to hit the ground. But it didn't.
Yep. Just a low pass for a photo-op.
I flew F-16s. One of my best friends is a BONE pilot. I flew with B-1s in training many many times. Their power has always impressed me! NOTHING beats hearing and watching a B-1 at full burner on takeoff. Very impressive! 👍🏼
SR-71 on takeoff beats it (used to). I know, I have heard and seen both on takeoff.
@@DrT1250 I figured a Habu would out-roar a Bone. I used to sit near the runway and watch/hear/feel them take off. I haven't had the pleasure of watching any Bones, but I have been through large earthquakes, and the SR felt like an earthquake.
@@DrT1250 Haha. Fair enough. I have unfortunately never had the pleasure to hear an SR-71 in person.
Crazy how much black smoke is produced by the b52s, glad they're getting an engine retrofit over the next decade
I thought I had seen it all and knew it all until the B52 takeoff with wheels aligned with the runway and plane with the wind. WOW!
One of your best videos ever - thank you!
Great to see our Slovak A319 🇸🇰
When we lived in North Las Vegas a couple years ago we were under one of the flight paths, and the Lancers used to go right over us to head out over the mountains to the range. The windows rattled and we ended up with one that broke, but I suspect that was due to settling vs the B1Bs. We go to the airshow every chance we get and I even got to visit the BX on one trip with my retired AF neighbor. Good stuff.
The Volaris A320 go-around was a potential disaster averted!
Damn those American engineers in the 50's did an awesome job on the B-52! Still flying today. INSPRIING WORK
I work on them. Flying museum pieces. lol
At about two minutes, there's a lovely afterburner shot of the B1-B Lancer. I like that you referred to it correctly as a Rockwell. Boeing took over later. My brother flew the "Bone" in the Air Force. In the center of the instrument panel was a proud Rockwell logo. Lovely aircraft.
Prior to that, he flew the B-52. Hehe, another aviation icon. He also flew gliders. The B-52 was cake to fly for him.
Flying cake! a leftover legacy of buttered-up cold war thinking and a hangover from the Reagan administration (with Maggie Thatcher as backup)
2:19 never seen that before. Awesome!
WOW, the B-52 part is just unbelievable! Thanks!
I agree, this is one of the best videos you have done!
Every aviation lover needs to see a B1-B afterburner takeoff AND a rocket-assisted Fat Albert takeoff. There's nothing else like it.
respect to the person who sat inside the landing gear bay to film the landing gear
Edit: it's a joke kids
What do you mean it was a joke?
That was a free fare for me.
Tickets are expensive!
@@mixtlillness9825 wow
Very nice low pass! My favorite is the 1995 Air Zimbabwe 707 airshow flyby. Course nobody will ever top Tex Johnston’s dash80 707 barrel roll over Lake Washington!!
Spent many a night in a tent when deployed listening to the B-ONE taking off at full burner. Will never get my hearing back from that but man was it fun to watch take off in the middle of the night.
Ay caramba, that ATC mix up at Mexico City could have been muy malo.
No doubt about the B-1 take off...nothing short of spectacular under full burner...so impressive...and the lumbering BUFF take off crabbing itself down the runway...again...impressive stuff...especially from an aircraft so old...the mighty B-52's will just keep going on forever hopefully...one of the most impressive aircraft to grace our skies...albeit for its assigned tasks...loving the channel...thank you!!!!
Cheers from Aus!!!!
You can't fully appreciate how big the B-52 is until you're at an airport watching it takeoff or land. Saw one coming in back in the 80s, what a tremendous plane!
This might be the coolest 3MA video I've seen!
that Slovakian A319 GPWS was like : too low terrain, too low gear, too low flaps, too low everything !
Wasn't it spectacular though lol
No Aerosucre - no party
All the audio I needed from that Volaris video was "no mames" 🤣😂 IYKYK
Where’s our weekly Aerosucre video? Loved the B-52 crabbing down the runway, cool.
I was born at the old Barksdale AFB hospital. There was a B-52 taking off at the same time as my birth. My dad used to say he didn't know what was louder, me or the B-52. I guess that's why I became an A&P mechanic. :)
1:42 - AMAZING!!!
Looks like a rocket.
☮
Great video....you don't see that every day. On the B-1B, makes me think the tail section must be designed for the heat from the afterburners, but maybe the forward velocity keeps everything adequately cooled.
Not sure, but I believe it is a bit of both heat resistant and air cooled.
That B1 taking off was stunning.
First clip looks like my everyday flight sim approach.
The 737 and many other large airliners have systems that automatically apply the brakes when the gear is retracted.
The B1 Lancer has to be one of the most beautiful and impressive aircraft ever built.
B1B.....Just awesome !!
thats the first time ive seen a plane take off at that angle, i didnt even know they could do that.
@@mattafakkah You don't fool me John 'Motty' Motson haircut. Ronaldo is out for 3 months with a groin strain. Mind you looking at his lovely wife, if I was going out with her my groin would be permenantly strained!! woof woof!
i'm 71 and have watched B-52s lift most of my life. what a beautiful craft,
B1-B flies overhead. "What's that terribly loud noise?" "It's a B1-B stealth bomber. It's virtually undetectable" 😁
That afterburner take off was the best one
That is the coolest video of the “Bone” I’ve ever seen!
I thought they left the wheels rolling until they stopped turning by themselves xD
The gyroscopic effect would add more stress to the gear. On light aircrafts, the pilot has to brake before retracting the gear, on ''standard'' it'a automatic.
Those B-52 are awesome to hear taking off. you gotta hear it.
All your clips are cool but those last 2 w/the B-1 & B-52, WOW!!! 😲👍✌️
Loved the B-1B takeoff clip!!!
That was incredible footage thank you!
Great post, especially loved that Lancer on full afterburner, spectacular!👍🏻❤️😎
Don’t care what anyone else thinks but that B1B take off is BAD ASS!
I saw a Lancer circling Miramar when Air Force was in town to play the Aztecs a few years back. It's easy to mistake it for a fighter jet, until you realize how goddamn huge it is.
That low pass was incredible!
I didn't see a plane fly TOO low. The Lancer and B52 were spectacular. Has the USAF not heard of low emissions? It's all the rage, you know.
I was in the USAF 54 years ago. 2 of the installations I was stationed at had B-52s (Robins, Ga. & Wright-Patterson, Ohio). The plane just will not wear out!
That B1 must have sounded like World War 3! Tremendous power. Probably like 50,000 horsepower.
Love seeing those TF-33s smokin like that!
Love the B-52!
That B52 takeoff is something. I had no idea they could do that. It's sort of like telling the wind, "OK, if this is how it's going to be, here's the deal."
By far. That was my favorite. Namaste
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼
Did not know the b52 had that function👍
It was a sunny mid morning, some weekend in the mid 90s when we were fixing our gate with Dad in rural Kenya. Suddenly my lil bro (I was in my early teens then) yelled 'ndege! ndege!' (swahili for airplane) and Alas! there was a commercial passenger jet flying not more than 20m above the ground with loud whining engine noise. I looked like it wanted to perform an emergency landing in the open grass field just beyond our fence, but it pulled up as it approached some trees at one of our neighbors compound. I'm not so sure but from picture memory it may have been a 737. Sometimes I think that was the ill fated Ethiopian jet that crashed in the Indian ocean...can't really tell, I was too young.
1:00 I wonder where the stowaway was able to find a U.S.B. jack inside the wheel well to recharge his phone?😏
This was a cool episode. The B1b and B52 were awesome especially
So, and innocent question: You often see "Full Afterburner". Is it possible to have half afterburner? I know you get full military thrust, but something in between that and afterburner?
It is, reheat or afterburner injects additional fuel into the jet pipe. The rate of fuel can be adjusted to suit.
Good question.
The Boeing 747 also had steerable main gear - at least the body gear. This was because the body gear was aft of the steering centre and it prevented the tyres from scrubbing. I expect the A380 does the same, although I don’t know for certain. The 737 ‘normal’ brakes operate from hydraulic system B with the alternate brakes using system A. The landing gear retraction and extension use system A and system A pressure is plumbed from the retract line when it is pressurised to operate the brakes during gear retraction. A beautifully elegant system. Tests the alternate brakes every time the gear is retracted.
3 Minutes of Aviation with no Aerosucre…is like a day with no sunshine. ☹️
The B1 takeoff was amazing!
It wasn't flying "too" low. Too low would mean that it crashed.
I love that the B-52 is one of the only plane that can do that with its wheel
LOVE the B-1
That B52 crew’s grandfathers probably did that 50+ years ago in the same aircraft
That’s pretty cool. I like large aircraft….nice smooth ride.
B-52 does that on Xwnd landings as well!
Nice pass! Good piloting.
The Airforce definitely needs to re-engine those smokey buffs
0:14
The cockpit:
*BOOP BOOP * -PULL UP
*BOOP BOOP * -PULL UP
*BOOP BOOP * -PULL UP
*BOOP BOOP * -PULL UP
*BOOP BOOP * -PULL UP
Actual title: "Plane Flies Exactly as Low as the Pilots Planned On"
Loving the “diesel” BUFF take off. Please pass this video on to St Greta and tell her to stop worrying about my car. 😁
She's not wrong. There are more cars than planes, but we should be aiming to reduce the use of both. Greta can't stop climate change, but you could help.
@@edwardcoe7293 There just had to be a blind preacher out there somewhere didn't there.
1% of global CO2 contribution globally and we are expected in the UK to live in caves according to St Greta. Tell her to pester somewhere where a difference can be made. The UK's economy destroying, inflation boosting, woke driven, green policies (even with the fake figures due to our policy of third country economy boosting carbon offshoring) will destroy this country whilst other major polluters putting the other 99% (admittedly including some of our offshoring) into our planet's atmosphere carry on regardless and prosper.
I am all for protecting the planet, but not at the expense of the UK public's entire lifestyle for a maximum 1% return on that expensive and poorly implemented too-rushed investment. While all the time the policy makers are still producing loads of carbon, but just paying another country to do so. If we are going to do this, do it properly.
So my car stays on fossil fuel as I find that electric cars do not meet my travel needs. Being a bit green minded, I tried one (Tesla), great car, sold it, totally impractical for my travel needs and got used for about 8% of my journeys. Too expensive for me at that level of impracticality for the benefit that the planet gets from me as an individual while governments keep faking big figures with offshoring and other countries ignore the problem.
Right cause, wrong target chap.
ah yes the b-52 crabwalker plane doing its thing
Very nice low pass. Great pilots.
It's called a low altitude pass which was probably done for an airshow. In fact, this is done at almost all airshows and is considered normal. Perhaps you should go to an airshow sometime?
It's so cool to see a big plane like that fly so low
that B52 takeoff is awesome! i didnt know it could do that!