Those hornets taking off from nearby Davis-Monthan AFB @ 3:12 are RCAF CF-18s that were here for an 8 week training exercise. On another note, love the video and how it showcases all the wonderful planes in Pima’s collection. Very proud to say some of the last remaining, one of a kind, or simply awe inspiring aircraft are displayed here in Tucson. Great video!
I was there a couple months back, while I was there the local air force base was running some drills so I got to see the f22’s fly over head, also right down the road is a missile silo with a decommissioned Nuclear missle
Thanks for the trip down memory land. Worked on many of those aircraft, flew in a few of them. Spent time at Davis-Monthan, picking parts. Very hot base and work! Amazing place though. Glad the museum is saving some history. Too many get destroyed.
fun fact :as you guys not know , the first 787 prototype is chilling inside the “flight of dreams” museum in Chubu Centrair international Airport in Nagoya, Japan
I seen the plane when I was going to Hong Kong from Nagoya. But I didn’t really go on it cuz I was in a rush to get on the plane. Remembered I got Starbucks and seeing it in T2 I think
The 707, DC10, 747SP, Connie, B52, the 777 and 787 flashed me fr but what flashed me the most really is the 747-100! Incredible condition. She really looks like she is ready to take off immediately. All the other planes as well. Love them all
The 747 - 100 had a different livery since it was used to test the thrust power of the GE90, the engines that were used on the 777. It was vey powerful, in fact the 747 could fly with only one of those engines!
I remember being a passenger on B-HNL back in 2008. We were flying back to Canada from Manila via HK. They had weird looking straws for the drinks and i still have it to this day.
Sure is crazy, absolutely massive facility. Worth a visit, just don’t go in the summer, this footage is from February and I was still burning up outside 😂
I work at Heathrow Airport(LHR) as a pushback driver. I work for a company called Dnata, it was great to see the Cathay Pacific and ANA Airplanes, as I work on those contracts. I have been there 27 years, and had the pleasure of watching Concorde take off and land daily, wow what a noise. Thank you for the video it was a pleasure to watch it.
For future reference, another fantastic museum to go to is called The Museum of Flight, it's up in Tukwila, WA. It is right next to KBFI, or Boeing Field and makes for a fantastic plane spotting area. It has the 3rd 787 ever built, the first 747-100, and the first 737.
Nah you have the option to book a team tour where you can learn the history, or just walk around at your own leisure which I found better since the tram doesn’t go everywhere.
That plane was completely overhauled and was close to flyable condition, but when the Air Force found out about the intentions for it to fly again they seized the engines and took the plane apart and sent it to where it is now.
@@hubriswonk Not quite. It sat in pieces for years at Air Force Plant #4 where it was originally built on the west side of Fort Worth, Texas. It's the home of B-24, B-32, B36, B-58, F-111, F-16 and now the F-35. I had the fortune of building the F-16 there for 37 years. And just as an aside, the B-52 is no where near as big as the B-36. The B-36 wingspan is 45 feet longer than the BUFF. I worked on that D model B-52 in the museum when I was stationed at Carswell AFB. The B-52 on which you commented about engines is actually a B-52G, which had P&W J57 engines, NOT TF-33s.
@williamhudson4938 very interesting and thanks for your response! I was told they were making it flightworthy again and the USAF got really upset and took the plane to Prima.
Very cool Sikorsky S-43 (labeled US Marines) in the background at 8:20. Last time I was there it was in bad shape and missing a wheel. Only 3 left and too bad this one is left out in the sun. Kermit Weeks has Howard's at his museum in Florida.
I went here in July of 2023 during a cross country road trip. This was an amazing experience to see. Good job on the vid, and thanks for bringing memories back.
I grew up in Tucson and my parents still live there. The news reported on the arrival of the 777 (back in 2017 maybe? - I forget the actual date). But I drove over to the pima air and space museum the night they closed Valencia road to tow this across the street into the museum. If you are ever in Tucson, you should definitely check out the Pima air and Space Museum, its amazing
I’ve been here before. 2018 to be exact. I tried to get a private tour of Pinal Airpark (between here and Phoenix) like I’d seen many videos of people doing online. However, I was disappointed there wasn’t any tours available that day. I was trying to see Delta’s 747-400s before scrapping (retired the year before) and stuff like the TWA 747-100, 747-300s, and some Northwest 747s & DC-10s. Luck was on my side as the plane I was looking for was parked at the gate next to the parking lot (pfp). Incredibly, in the best luck I’ve ever had, I met a retired Northwest and Delta Pilot who flew one of the 747s stored there as his retirement flight. He had made his final flight a year before in 2017 and coincidentally took the same flight and decided the time I was there to look at the last bird he used to fly with his family. I don’t think I’ll ever have that luck again! We got to talking and he recommended Pima Air & Space Museum where he was going next. Safe to say it was amazing. Truly a rememberable day for me! Still some amazing aircraft here and turned out better even though I missed out on some rare classics. Hard to believe it’s already been 6 years since I was here! Thanks for the video!
If this comment gets hearted by ice711 or you reply, i will reveal what video I'm planning to make (it's taking too long, i just started it just a day ago)
The B-52 you showed first is a B-52G, it is not powered by 8 TF-33's it is powered by 8 Pratt & Whitney J57-P-43WB engines, they went to the TF-33 in the B-52H for more power, better fuel economy and greater payload. these were all retired in the mid 90's, the B-52H is now getting the TF-33's replaced by R&R F130 engines. We have a Connie here in on the East Coast of Australia, at the HARS Museum in Illawarra, it actually still occasionally flies also.
Yo, I was just here, Super cool! Also, there were a bunch of military aircraft doing flybys while i was there. I saw 5 a-10s and a harrier jet! Overall, great video! 😊
And to all of you that will make it down here someday, do NOT forget to drive a few miles south of Tucson, just north of Green Valley, and visit the Titan Missile Museum, a pretty fascinating facility...
You should go visit the Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA. It’s located right next to the Boeing Field and there is a British Airways Concorde on display. It’s a nice place, went there back in 2017 way before I started this channel. They also sell models but they are quite pricy compared to other retail stores. I recommend you visit that place sometime!
If you visit, be SURE to check out the Titan Missile Museum, which is nearby.. lots of good videos here about it. Titan II nuclear missile base preserved as a museum, the only one remaining. Impressive as hell.. like Pima.
I was there like 3.5 years ago. it's right off the i-10 freeway in tucson and the air force base located a bit north from the museum is pretty active, despite it being the place where most of these planes land for the last time. Anyways super cool!
Hello ice711: You know that “making a Boeing 717 from scratch” video of yours? Well you inspired me to make a B757, so i just wanted to ask. Which livery should i do?
That CX 777-200 was such an early model, it was only useful for shorthaul flights, since it had the lowest MTOW of any 777 made. It weighed more from being a prototype for starters, and had much weaker engines, originally Trent-871 with just 71,000 lb/thrust per engine. Most 777-200's had over 80,000 lbs per engine, with the -ER variants having around 90-94,000 lbs. The reduced thrust meant they couldn't carry as much fuel and struggled cruising at high altitude when fully loaded, so CX employed them on short heavy routes around HK, such as Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Philippines etc.
The RR Trent 871 wasn't original to this plane, as CX wasn't even the launch customer of the 777, originally this plane was fitted with PW4077, along with LN 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, and CX didn't fly the first 777 commercial flight neither, but this plane was belonged to Boeing til 2000 then re-engined to RR and sold to CX
It’s actually wild to see such historic and iconic aircraft rotting away in the desert. Been anticipating this one for a while and it’s prob my fav vid of yours🔥🔥common ice w
Nice Video but 1 correction and 1 point of interest. The B-52 model doesn't have TF-33 TurboFan engines, those are J57-59W water injection turbojet engines. Also, the 707, 58-6971 is most famous for bringing home our Hostages from IRAN. I worked on B-52's and Spent 8 Yrs at Andews AFB, MD in the 89th OMS Special Air Missions.
Enjoyable video but one small correction: Early B-52's like the one in the video were powered by P & W J-57 engines. The TF-33 was not introduced until the "H" model in 1962.
You missed the B17!! And Pima has three B52s in its collection. The third was used to drop X Planes and is currently being restored. It just got out of paint in December.
I remember seeing documentaries about the Orbis jet and the Sofia one. The Super Guppy used to be in the Guinness Book of World Records. It's a shame that the liveries of the outdoor collection will succumb to weather exposure one day.
One of my goals in life is to visit one of those aircraft scrapyards and look at old aircraft that aren’t in service anymore, with operators that don’t exist anymore.
ICE, your videos are always so great! But this one is S tier. My favourite planes ALL in one place? AMAZING! Thks for this great content. Greetings from spain!
Thanks for the visit and the highlight!
No problem, you too!
Amazing museum btw
I Went There The Day You Filmed!
I went there and my friend nearly got a Heat stroke :/
Yo do you sell free tickets to the museum
Dam that ANA 787 and Cathay Pacific 777 looked sick
Agreed!!
Agreed!!
Is ANA 787 test plane or scrapped
@@fuadthayyil2138 Testbed. This was never taken up by ANA.
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Those hornets taking off from nearby Davis-Monthan AFB @ 3:12 are RCAF CF-18s that were here for an 8 week training exercise. On another note, love the video and how it showcases all the wonderful planes in Pima’s collection. Very proud to say some of the last remaining, one of a kind, or simply awe inspiring aircraft are displayed here in Tucson. Great video!
Thanks for the info mate, didn’t know they often do drills over there. Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks for the amazing tour Ice! Now I want to go visit and see this amazing museum. (LOL) Great video.
it's never an ice711 without "anywho"
also i love that nasa 747sp
Truly, anyways…
Agreed.
same bro
This is pretty awesome! I’ve always wanted to visit one of these and you’ve found a really cool one! Nice video once again Ice!
ah, yes, the LEGENDARY cessna! (9:31)
Definitely legendary
Considering how many people got their licenses with the type, definitely legendary. :)
Ah yes thi c182
more legendary than ______
You made me click on a add
Ah that most beautiful Connie !! The prettiest plane ever. Thanks for a very interesting and well produced video. Love the music !
Greatly appreciated my friend!
4:08 train content 101
Great video like always
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@@CDTX2051Guy I thought I was a boat
@@SD40-2 honestly you do look like the R.M.S Mauritania II
@@SD40-2 you look like a boat tho
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Incredible that such a vast collection of historic aircraft can be preserved in once place!
I would love to go here someday!
I was there a couple months back, while I was there the local air force base was running some drills so I got to see the f22’s fly over head, also right down the road is a missile silo with a decommissioned Nuclear missle
The stuff you find in rural Arizona
@@ice711real dude I know 😂
Cool! I saw a few A-10s and an osprey, didn't know that they had F-22s tho!
I was there a few years back, unfortunately didn’t have the newer jets but still a great experience!
Actually those must have been f35s flying down from Phoenix there are no f22 anywhere near tucson
Thanks for the trip down memory land. Worked on many of those aircraft, flew in a few of them. Spent time at Davis-Monthan, picking parts. Very hot base and work! Amazing place though. Glad the museum is saving some history. Too many get destroyed.
They seem to have lots of amazing aircraft to see. Definitely worth a visit.
glad you enjoyed your visit to the Grand Canyon state!!
fun fact :as you guys not know , the first 787 prototype is chilling inside the “flight of dreams” museum in Chubu Centrair international Airport in Nagoya, Japan
Sorry I meant to comment
Yeah I’ve been there
I seen the plane when I was going to Hong Kong from Nagoya. But I didn’t really go on it cuz I was in a rush to get on the plane. Remembered I got Starbucks and seeing it in T2 I think
Wow, "massive collection" is an understatement. 😳 The air museum near me doesn't have this many planes. I'm kinda envious.
14:50 Geshundeit!
Underrated channel, we need him to get a million or more! 😄
May I be pinned?
That flying eye hospital DC10 is soo awesome! I wish I can visit this place someday😊
It’s such a unique aircraft, don’t see many trijets anymore
I live near this place and I would totally recommend going
I'm pretty sure it's actually a MD-10.
MD-10 Is The Same Thing As The DC-10 Just Not DC Or Whatever
@@FortLaundrydale yea it’s the same thing lol
Sr71 was probably one of the most rare things there
I saw a B-52, SR-71, DC-3, A-10, 2 Concordes not in action but I did see an A400M (RAF), Lufthansa A340-300 and the 757 you flown on in 2019 2 times
@@YaBoyFlaky5663what is bro yappin about
@@CybilleBrothersOFFICIALmy sightings
Not necessarily the rarest. Beside the SR71, there was the cancelled F107 super Sabre. Only 3 were built and it was cancelled because it was expensive
@@NOKIAPONE fair
The 707, DC10, 747SP, Connie, B52, the 777 and 787 flashed me fr but what flashed me the most really is the 747-100! Incredible condition. She really looks like she is ready to take off immediately. All the other planes as well. Love them all
8:25 Man, I love the Super Constellation, so glad to see one there! If I had money I'd buy one and restore it xD
I am trying to do that with my future airline, but all planes
We have one in AUSTRALIA, I Believe Ex QANTAS
B52,SOFIA 747, 707 the 777 and 787 were my most favourite planes there. Good Video! Edit: Guys stop hating I like all planes there
Sofa?
@@OrdinaryDoughnuttz sorry SOFIA of course
SR-71?
@@BlueLightPlays yeah forgot
The 747 - 100 had a different livery since it was used to test the thrust power of the GE90, the engines that were used on the 777. It was vey powerful, in fact the 747 could fly with only one of those engines!
I remember being a passenger on B-HNL back in 2008. We were flying back to Canada from Manila via HK. They had weird looking straws for the drinks and i still have it to this day.
That place is actually SICK! First ever 777 and 2nd 787 and sr71 ever is crazyy! Definitely on my bucket list!
Sure is crazy, absolutely massive facility. Worth a visit, just don’t go in the summer, this footage is from February and I was still burning up outside 😂
I live in Tucson, and I go at least twice a month, if you’re not local and used to the heat I definitely recommend going in winter
We must appreciate this man for going out of his time to make us precious fine videos ❤😊
Something I never thought I needed on my bucket list but now I do.
I work at Heathrow Airport(LHR) as a pushback driver. I work for a company called Dnata, it was great to see the Cathay Pacific and ANA Airplanes, as I work on those contracts. I have been there 27 years, and had the pleasure of watching Concorde take off and land daily, wow what a noise. Thank you for the video it was a pleasure to watch it.
Incredible! Thanks for watching mate.
It's a perfect place to store planes long-term, and 🎸( 3:36 )
For future reference, another fantastic museum to go to is called The Museum of Flight, it's up in Tukwila, WA. It is right next to KBFI, or Boeing Field and makes for a fantastic plane spotting area. It has the 3rd 787 ever built, the first 747-100, and the first 737.
Love the explanations in this video!
Glad you liked it!
To be able to walk around the airplanes is that part of the tram tour or do you have to get the private walking tour? Great video btw!
Nah you have the option to book a team tour where you can learn the history, or just walk around at your own leisure which I found better since the tram doesn’t go everywhere.
@@ice711real Ok thanks!
Those are some really good planes there and even ones that retired
13:34 that was a nice plane flying
And my rc plane wing snapped 😢
You should do a part 2-I wanna see more of that DC-9 and Caravelle…I gotta go myself one day
6:42 That B 36 Looks so cool! I wish to fly on one, but it's never gonna fly again.
That plane was completely overhauled and was close to flyable condition, but when the Air Force found out about the intentions for it to fly again they seized the engines and took the plane apart and sent it to where it is now.
@@hubriswonk Not quite. It sat in pieces for years at Air Force Plant #4 where it was originally built on the west side of Fort Worth, Texas. It's the home of B-24, B-32, B36, B-58, F-111, F-16 and now the F-35. I had the fortune of building the F-16 there for 37 years. And just as an aside, the B-52 is no where near as big as the B-36. The B-36 wingspan is 45 feet longer than the BUFF. I worked on that D model B-52 in the museum when I was stationed at Carswell AFB. The B-52 on which you commented about engines is actually a B-52G, which had P&W J57 engines, NOT TF-33s.
@williamhudson4938 very interesting and thanks for your response! I was told they were making it flightworthy again and the USAF got really upset and took the plane to Prima.
Awesome! I flew on CX's B777 B-HNL (serial number 1) from HKG to NRT in 2010.
omg that twa lockheed constellation looked noice
Very cool Sikorsky S-43 (labeled US Marines) in the background at 8:20. Last time I was there it was in bad shape and missing a wheel. Only 3 left and too bad this one is left out in the sun. Kermit Weeks has Howard's at his museum in Florida.
seeing a 787 there feels so wierd 😭😭
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*weird*
If you wondered that 787 is not in storage or retired, it was preserved in the museum as ANA did not take up the plane
Even tho the aircraft is less than 15 years old, seeing it dusty feels like the aircraft had seen better days
@@Zentai21 yeah
One of the best videos on this topic. Really enjoyed it thanks
Glad you enjoyed it!
14:48 bless u
Brrrrruuuuuhhhhhh
A super video! Thank you so much for sharing! So interesting - looking around, as if I was there myself! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
12:15 that’s a former pan am 747
Indeed!
I have been here many times. It's great to have this place in Arizona!
If anyone is wondering, this is the Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona
I went here in July of 2023 during a cross country road trip. This was an amazing experience to see. Good job on the vid, and thanks for bringing memories back.
So glad I could bring some old memories back with my content, glad you enjoyed!
3:03 Fighter Jet is going to find Oil LOL
I grew up in Tucson and my parents still live there. The news reported on the arrival of the 777 (back in 2017 maybe? - I forget the actual date). But I drove over to the pima air and space museum the night they closed Valencia road to tow this across the street into the museum. If you are ever in Tucson, you should definitely check out the Pima air and Space Museum, its amazing
13:03 nice kc-135 spotting
Such an awesome video! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Glad you enjoyed it!
4:08 what da train doin
that's me you saw.
@@atsf47legit
HELLO MR. UNION PACIFIC
If you're an AV geek, this place is a must visit. If you go during the winter, it's plenty cool to walk the whole place.
Thats pretty flipping big
I’ve been here before. 2018 to be exact.
I tried to get a private tour of Pinal Airpark (between here and Phoenix) like I’d seen many videos of people doing online. However, I was disappointed there wasn’t any tours available that day.
I was trying to see Delta’s 747-400s before scrapping (retired the year before) and stuff like the TWA 747-100, 747-300s, and some Northwest 747s & DC-10s.
Luck was on my side as the plane I was looking for was parked at the gate next to the parking lot (pfp). Incredibly, in the best luck I’ve ever had, I met a retired Northwest and Delta Pilot who flew one of the 747s stored there as his retirement flight. He had made his final flight a year before in 2017 and coincidentally took the same flight and decided the time I was there to look at the last bird he used to fly with his family. I don’t think I’ll ever have that luck again!
We got to talking and he recommended Pima Air & Space Museum where he was going next. Safe to say it was amazing. Truly a rememberable day for me! Still some amazing aircraft here and turned out better even though I missed out on some rare classics.
Hard to believe it’s already been 6 years since I was here! Thanks for the video!
How incredible! Thanks for watching mate.
If this comment gets hearted by ice711 or you reply, i will reveal what video I'm planning to make (it's taking too long, i just started it just a day ago)
What’s the project
@@Umarshams-f7yI guess we will never know🤷
Hello
@@Umarshams-f7y it's cancelled
@@Player_Gamer_1234_2so lame you just edged all of us😂
Two gems of this museum are inside. A fully restored B-17 and an SR-71, both of which you can touch without being scolded.
My comment got a lot of hate so I decided to delete it!😅
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“stopping kids from saying first” isnt any better 😭🙏
Stopping kids from saying first has become worst and he like Beggs😭☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
He wasn’t even first
Ain't no way blud responded to my other comment within 2 second
this was one of my bucket list places to visit and i fortunately got to see it in 2011, it was just as amazing as i had imagined
im gay (havl is 3'2) (great video btw love it)
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That would be a thrill to see a Connie!
The B-52 you showed first is a B-52G, it is not powered by 8 TF-33's it is powered by 8 Pratt & Whitney J57-P-43WB engines, they went to the TF-33 in the B-52H for more power, better fuel economy and greater payload. these were all retired in the mid 90's, the B-52H is now getting the TF-33's replaced by R&R F130 engines.
We have a Connie here in on the East Coast of Australia, at the HARS Museum in Illawarra, it actually still occasionally flies also.
Seems cool to just see many planes in one hangar feels nice to be a ice711 fan
Video is a little too Mexican 💀
Yo, I was just here, Super cool! Also, there were a bunch of military aircraft doing flybys while i was there. I saw 5 a-10s and a harrier jet! Overall, great video! 😊
And to all of you that will make it down here someday, do NOT forget to drive a few miles south of Tucson, just north of Green Valley, and visit the Titan Missile Museum, a pretty fascinating facility...
You should go visit the Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA. It’s located right next to the Boeing Field and there is a British Airways Concorde on display. It’s a nice place, went there back in 2017 way before I started this channel. They also sell models but they are quite pricy compared to other retail stores. I recommend you visit that place sometime!
Seems like another museum to add to my list
Very nice editing. Great museum! ❤
Thanks for watching!
What a stunning collection of classic planes. Just wow.
Must be cool seeing all of those planes , wish I could go there! Besides how’s the temperature there? (in Celcius please)
Very hot, when I visited in February it was only about 30° at most tho
As a huge Avgeek and Cathay fan seeing that 777 made my day. Thanks Ice for making the best aviation vids out there
Thanks for watching! :D
What a fantastic place , pick a day that’s not too hot and spend all day looking at these amazing planes
I would certainly like to see the B 36 👍👍👍🇦🇺
If you visit, be SURE to check out the Titan Missile Museum, which is nearby.. lots of good videos here about it. Titan II nuclear missile base preserved as a museum, the only one remaining. Impressive as hell.. like Pima.
I visited this place in December 2021. One of the best aviation museums ever.
I live in Phx! I've been to the Pima Air Museum 3 of 4 times!! To see everything it takes 2 days!!! It's amazing!!
I was there like 3.5 years ago. it's right off the i-10 freeway in tucson and the air force base located a bit north from the museum is pretty active, despite it being the place where most of these planes land for the last time. Anyways super cool!
im verry impressed by the incredible photography und production unt editing
Thank you very much 😊
Nice video. Were there no 727s there?
Not that I know of
Hello ice711:
You know that “making a Boeing 717 from scratch” video of yours? Well you inspired me to make a B757, so i just wanted to ask. Which livery should i do?
Icelandair lol
@@ice711real lol alright :). I was actually thinking of making tui but, icelandair it is :)
Ok help im struggling with the nose 😭
Great tour ! I hope to visit Pima air and space museum next ! Bye !
Good camera work thanks I enjoyed that.
Thanks!
That CX 777-200 was such an early model, it was only useful for shorthaul flights, since it had the lowest MTOW of any 777 made.
It weighed more from being a prototype for starters, and had much weaker engines, originally Trent-871 with just 71,000 lb/thrust per engine.
Most 777-200's had over 80,000 lbs per engine, with the -ER variants having around 90-94,000 lbs. The reduced thrust meant they couldn't carry as much fuel and struggled cruising at high altitude when fully loaded, so CX employed them on short heavy routes around HK, such as Vietnam, China, Taiwan, Philippines etc.
The RR Trent 871 wasn't original to this plane, as CX wasn't even the launch customer of the 777, originally this plane was fitted with PW4077, along with LN 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, and CX didn't fly the first 777 commercial flight neither, but this plane was belonged to Boeing til 2000 then re-engined to RR and sold to CX
I love it that the GE 747 is equipped with and powered by Pratt & Witney engines.
That Lockheed constellation looks so beautiful ! I just love the constellation's design, it's unique and wonderful at the same time :D
The shape of the fuselage is so cool compared to modern airliners :D
So cool! Especially the 787, 777, and 747 (both types)
It’s actually wild to see such historic and iconic aircraft rotting away in the desert. Been anticipating this one for a while and it’s prob my fav vid of yours🔥🔥common ice w
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Nice Video but 1 correction and 1 point of interest. The B-52 model doesn't have TF-33 TurboFan engines, those are J57-59W water injection turbojet engines. Also, the 707, 58-6971 is most famous for bringing home our Hostages from IRAN. I worked on B-52's and Spent 8 Yrs at Andews AFB, MD in the 89th OMS Special Air Missions.
Remember reading about the Iran hostages indeed! Thanks for watching anyways mate, cheers
5:52 I like how the music just changed immediately 😂
Enjoyable video but one small correction: Early B-52's like the one in the video were powered by P & W J-57 engines. The TF-33 was not introduced until the "H" model in 1962.
👍👍👍👍 Amazing!!!
bro almost face revealed lol (0:45) and at 8:43 the guy taking a photo or video with the 360 camera😂
as always nice video ;)
I DIDNT EVEN NOTICE AT 0:45 HAHAHAHAHA
You missed the B17!! And Pima has three B52s in its collection. The third was used to drop X Planes and is currently being restored. It just got out of paint in December.
Nice video! I'm going to visit this museum the next time I'm there.
What a cool museum, maybe I'll go when I do my road trip across the states
Wow that’s my state Arizona good video and I didn’t know that Sofia and the Cathy’s pacific 777 was the first one good video
Thanks man! I’ve got one more Arizona video dropping today, be sure to check it out later!
If I ever go to Arizona, I'm for sure gonna want to come here. Looks fun to visit!
Go there. I'm from Arizona and have been there several times. It's great!
Interestingly, this first 777 was actually re engined. It was built with PW engines and was changed to RR after testing for delivery to Cathay
I remember seeing documentaries about the Orbis jet and the Sofia one. The Super Guppy used to be in the Guinness Book of World Records. It's a shame that the liveries of the outdoor collection will succumb to weather exposure one day.
One of my goals in life is to visit one of those aircraft scrapyards and look at old aircraft that aren’t in service anymore, with operators that don’t exist anymore.
I love Pima Air and Space Museum,Ive been there a bunch my favorite is the Cathay 777-200
ICE, your videos are always so great! But this one is S tier. My favourite planes ALL in one place? AMAZING! Thks for this great content. Greetings from spain!
Muchas gracias! 🇪🇸❤️
Another excellent video! Hopefully someday the hegemon of the skies, the glorious Airbus A3, will be stored here someday.