Curtiss P-40 Kittyhawk Awesome flight DEMO
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- Опубліковано 10 вер 2024
- Curtiss P-40 Warhawk "little Jeanne" flown by Marc Mathis @ Degerfeld Airshow 2014.
Marc Mathis is one of the most well know airshow pilots in europe. He also is able to fly a P51 a Focke Wulf 190 and much more planes.
The Curtiss P-40 Warhawk was an American single-engined, single-seat, all-metal fighter and ground-attack aircraft that first flew in 1938
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OMG --- a flight demo video that isn't RUINED by the so-called "airshow announcers". Almost NONE of their mindless noise until the very end. NOTHING BUT ENGINE, AIRPLANE, AIR! FANTASTIK !!!!!!! THANK YOU !!!
There's nothing better than classic WWII planes
Little Jeanne, what a craft and superb flying by Mr. Mathis. Great sowing of a super hot P-40. Thanks for making my month!
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Curtiss P-40 Warhawk is truly one of the best WW2 combat aircrarft on each and both ways.
One of the nicest P-40Ns flying today.
thats true. thanks for your comment
Amazing sound from its V12 Allison ...one of my favorite sounding engines next to the RR Merlin ;)
Great video of a classic warbird!
Beautiful plane, great sound!
Thanks for sharing Rainer, thumbs up!
Cheers, Bob
Thanks Bob for watching. Good Night from Germany
Beautiful.
+Leo 74 Thanks !
This video demonstrates a little-known fact: The P-40 is a MUCH more maneuverable aircraft at lower altitudes than the P-51 Mustang. Don't believe me? Ask anybody who has ever flown the two airplanes.
Excellent footage...really great.....Steve.
Hi Steve,
Thanks for liking this Video. Have a Nice saturday. Rainer
Great video thank you!
I had a model of this plane that I put together when I was about ten years old. I liked the shark teeth.
Hehe that’s love
今の空中ブランコは凄いですね!(That flying trapeze was really great!/Потрасающая трапеция!)
Thanks for liking !
Awesome!
Thanks
Really wonder the technic behind the flying
very good video keep it up. your melissa
Thanks for comment Melissa. I enjoy having you as an active subscriber
Ca va ?
Pearl Harbor much