T-7A First Inverted Flight Test
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2024
- The Boeing-SAAB #T7A Red Hawk for the U.S. Air Force just completed its first inverted flight test, verifying the jet’s systems perform at maximum power with sustained negative g-forces.
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Its like the t38 and f35 had a baby together.
So cute
With a few hornet and Grippen features thrown in
@@lachlanlandreth9069 And a lethal light combat plane too.
Which should comfort those who mourn for the F-20 Tigershark.
@@Future-Preps35 It'd be nice if some of those decommissioned T-38s were put up for private auction rather than all scrapped. There are hundreds of them.
@@Future-Preps35 Yes, and such a cost-effective beautiful warplane, it's frame can sustain 20 Gs
@@Soulxlight are you sure of the numbers, Sir?
Finally a new clean-sheet designed trainer!
Pops was Private Pilot from the local area for 40+ years. He owned a Bellanca Citabria for a bit. Light aerobatic plane that you had to keep positive g's on every maneuver, for the most part, to keep fluids where they needed to be. No inverted oil system on the Lycoming, so everytime it went inverted and if positive g's weren't held, the engine oil breather would slosh out a bunch of engine oil, all over everything, creating a day-long cleanup. Pops fix for that was easy. He bought a long length of clear hose, and clamped it to the oil breather. No More mess after that. The oil was dumped overboard back by the tailwheel where the clear hose exited the fuselage. Just a tiny bit of oil splash on the back edge of the rudder and tailwheel after that, which was MUCH better than coating the complete underside of the plane surfaces with oil, including all under the engine cowl. It was a real mess. The clear hose fix wasn't a green light to hold it inverted, it just kinda gave him a report card on his flying skills that day.
That plane is very aerodynamic and elegant. Awesome video!
Yes it is! Awesome aircraft.
The next MIG in a movie 😳
You know a single seat version would probably make a really good fighter or aggressor airplane
Steve "Bull" Schmidt... Bullschmidt. That's a killer callsign, absolutely killed me.
00:50 :D F22 icon on the moving map :D
For some nations this isn't a trainer but a full jet.
American and Swedish engineering at its finest 👍🏻
The last time a superpower funded the Swedish war machine the fundamentals of warfare changed forever...
Did coffee holder work properly in this position? Did you tested with deferent types of coffee (late, cappuccino, ordinary black...) ? Different types of coffee act deferent you know...
Svuda te ima 😁
A ti navratio na ovaj video da pogledaš kako izgleda novi avion koji smo poručili od Amera pa da preneseš Informeru? Kad ono moša ;-P
Pravimo izgleda novi prototip (naj verovatnije NA) - samo se traže "neke komponente sa zapada " koje bi oni mogli da nam prodaju.
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@@PakleniVuk haha sve si pogodio pozz
It’s like a baby of the Hornet and Gripen
that's exactly what i thought
(insert family guy elephant penguin joke here)
I heard the flight was a success, but has sparked further research into keeping the change in the pilot’s pocket.
It happened at one time that all frontline Viggen fighters in the swedish airforce were grounded for immediate inspection after a pilot reported a
couple of screws falling onto the canopy when he pulled negative g:s. It is said to have been a couple of hectic days for the mechanics...
And a deck of cards.
*"Because I was inverted."*
Eh... lieutenant, what were you doing there?
@@charlieyang8953 “Uhh communicating. Keeping foreign relations”
@@stratosphere0038 I hate it when it does that..
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(I said , the Bird)😅
Suddenly just hit me that I could be training in this if I join the USAF
Yes. Find a recruiter and just go for it. As long as you're smart you should 100% be able to do it if you just want to.
If you get a pilot slot*. Go through the Academy, AFROTC, or OTS. The Air Force doesn’t hand out pilot slots like candy and enlisted can’t become pilots.
SAAB's reliable fuel system
Lol imagine a loose seatbelt 😂 this was awesome. And they have a beautiful plane for training
Well, at least 2 incidents (one in a f-14, one in a rafale) prove that that leads to people grabbing onto something below them to pull themselves down again. Unfortunately, that sometimes proves to be the ejection handle.
Congrats Boeing
Congrats Boeing💪👍
Yeah, and Congrats SAAB!
Perfect and agile. Love it!!
wow that's a really tidy little plane. i want one!
Who all want to see F-7A Gray Hawk
Light Fighter Aircraft (LFA) version of T-7A hit 👍
Nice F-22 at 0:50
Nice A-4 at 0:42
It will be interesting to see if Sweden will replace its aging fleet of SK-60 trainers with this aircraft.
The tender was for Basic Trainer Aircraft, aka the first aircraft that students fly in to learn how to navigate and basic flight. Neither the US air force nor the Swedish air force would use an aircraft like the T-7A for that task. US air force use a turboprop aircraft which is what Sweden will use as well. For jet familiarisation and familiarisation with the Gripen platform we have 39D.
Go Boeing! Do what you do best! Build Planes! 👍🇺🇸
FRIENDLY advice . Dont fly Boeing
azur bleu Why? Safest most reliable aircraft in human history. No manufacturer in history comes close.
I suggest don’t fly with inexperience. 👍
@@kickingagainstthepricks4059 Safest most reliable aircraft in human history : Airbus . Boeing is a flying duck . 50 % chance to land alive . Almost 500 Boeing 737 Max planes remain grounded worldwide . Good luck . Remember when your plane starts nose diving , i trying to save your life & you didn't listen . My daily good deed . Good luck again . See in Paradise
azur bleu two things,One, don’t quote me but I think the Boeing to Airbus ratio is like 7 to 1 Boeing and mind you that’s After airbus inception. As far as flight hours in total, 🙄 Second, Both Max crashes had one Very important thing in common. In seat experience. Mind you their were many Max’s flying when those two went down. Granted many pilots complained about MCAS, Due to their ability to fly and understand flight they simply disengaged as manual stated. I’m not blaming the pilots, I’m more inclined to put blame on management for putting low time pilots in seat. Left seat only had like 50 or so Hours.
As far as the actual statement that Boeing aircraft are dangerous, Not a chance. It’s simply irrefutable.
@@kickingagainstthepricks4059 Boeing sold just 1 plane last month amid COVID-19 pandemic, 737 Max grounding . Poor COVID , the perfect scapegoat .
Great fighter jets. Great aviation industry video.
So... the thing has an F-404 making 17 klbf and has MTOW of 12 klb and empty weight 7100 lb?
This might be the highest performing plane of all time! On a 1000 lb fuel load it'll have T:W over 2 and wing loading of 42.7 lb/sqft
I like the new T-7A...It looks like a T-45 Goshawk and an F-16 made a baby! :D
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Excellent all round view from cockpit.
love Boeing, great work guys 👍
All is just great with all nice specialist talking, but I'm thinking of what's going to be for a price tag on it .
Really impressed with Swedish engineering.
That trainer looks better than some nations actual fighters lol
Half-price bid > Wing Lock > Schedule delayed > Price soar (Original bid price? sorry if you really believed the tag!)
i could see this trainer becoming a low cost Fighter Multirole
Just buy the Gripen then, no need to get half the package when you can have the real one.
Saab will probably even build a factory in the US to produce them there.
That is a awesome looking jet! Great job 👏 👍
Very cool Boeing!
Huh. I noticed the markings on the back for a boom receptacle. Will she be fitted with that capability in service? It'd certainly be a handy asset to have.
Also, let's be honest here... this will probably be the replacement for the F-16 as the Thunderbirds.
I have a feeling it will be able to perform mid-air refuellings. The T-38 was unable to do stuff like that
Si pero va a tener que ser muuuy bueno para ser el reemplazo del Cohete Blanco el exelente T-38 !!!
Thats a sexy looking bird
Amazing. Would be fabulous if Serbia gets these.
I agree, also sell it as a light fighter.
Really nice
I am just wondering, if this could be a lite fighter what I mean is, place a few missile pods just like the helicopter with a few other options giving cover for the Army when needed, its just a thought and it maybe be a long stretch.
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The USAF needs a "loitering strike" platform. Something that doesn't need tanker gas for a standard 6-7 hour profile. It would reduce costs massively by eliminating the tankers and also keep jets on station.
It’s a trainer no need for a tanker or long flight hours
Does it seem odd they would do these tests over a populated area? I figured it would be on a military range.
Boeing making thicc jet ggs
Awesome
An air craft carrier variant will be a cost effective attack solution. But it has one engine so i guess no.
I was going to say why not arm that baby. To be honest with i think the previous trainer plane even though older the design of that was also beautiful and to me looks modern today.
Great job Boeing
0:28 Doesn't have that guy a car channel?
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Very Nice 👍 Great Fighter Jet !!
I hope this will be the T-45 replacement.
At this point, I wouldn't trust Boeing with my toast.
...start working on a single-seat F/A version and it will replace all the F5's, early F-16's, and left-over MiG21's that are out there.
@OFGA 1 Two seaters are rather useless in modern times. A WSO doesn't really do much compared to RIOs back in the day.
reminds me of tejas design
are this plane capable of being light combat aircraft (LCA) because there is no weapon area for the plane?
a trainer?
Awesome when is this coming to Edwards?
Like a half/18!
I wanna see this thing in Beale AFB black and red
Wow good plane
Does T-7 A combat/attack variant exists???,
there should also be a t -7 A naval trainer version as US navy is thinking on replacing old naval trainer jet
May be
"Boeing intends to offer an armed version of the T-7 as replacement for aging Northrop F-5 and Dassault/Dornier Alpha Jet fleets around the world." says Wikipedia
I’ll love to see this airplane in RC model
Cute plane
Happy birthday to Boeing！
Boing should add more armour more feature like actual light fighter plane if it have low maintenance DNA of F5 then many nation will get in line to buy this product.
The need this kind
Nice car
Looks like a baby F-18E
Good video
1:28 “it went perfectly as scripted”
So the plane WAS A PAID ACTOR
I can see this a cheap option for air forces that cant afford to operate the larger airframes
Look at l 7a jet
I mean t 7a jet
Hello from Ukraine
Yeah… BAE are throwing out poorly made Hawk T2’s…. This is the future, looks an outstanding airframe
Nice job Boeing, it only took you 60 years to copy the North American T-38 trainer...
怎沒有人把戰機跟R2D2結合再一起
don't think this is a documentary worthy test.
Resolve the high AOA Wing Rock ! Half-price bidding and lots of problems impacting cost and schedule? So typical.
I want one.
Come on Boeing. Sell me one with a spare engine and parts, please.
Imagine this craft used in a combat role! The chinese pilot's wouldn't know what hit them!
SAAB?
What is that line that runs over the top of the canopy?
Explosive cord. Most modern training aircraft have explosives in the canopy for a faster ejection sequence.
@@Galm1 cool. Thanks
Ask u.s. govt to donate 24 units of this kind....make it a single stter for the philiplins
Most US vassal states go for Korea T50 trainer by US recommend&lobbying.
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Cant believe they do these test over civilians. What if those engine shutdown during inverted flight. I taught they would do these tests over the sea.
Well, they are close to their base, so they would be able to reach base and land there, even with no engine. There's a video where they test engine restart after a mid-air shut-down, and in that video you see them fly the mission in a simulator and landing back at base with no engine. So they are well prepared, if the engine cuts out and won't start again.
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thats a modder bro
amazing
🇺🇲Great news; Could it replace the, the current A10 Warthog !?
Let’s hope not!
Erol Germann - no
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beautifully nice T-7 airplane...
come on american airplane company can make it many more better T-7 air force airplanes
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So you people copied Iranian HESA shaqaf fighter aircraft
You mean the rebranded Yak-130?
@@darkiee69 no copied of HESA shafaq
@@peakyblinders7299 The HESA is just a Yak-130 with a different name, nothing else. Just like Irans other fighters that are just old F-5s that's been rebuilt.
@@darkiee69 Iran made HESA shafaq before 2010
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