Antonov 70, Aviasvit 2008

[TATARSTAN59500]

is used by army ?

[drughello]

It converts directly JET A1 to noise.

[masteruv]

0:59 If you close your eyes, you'll see an V8 passing by you

[cupwithhandles]

Come on USAF, buy a half dozen of these just for the sake of détente. Anyway, they look pretty useful and cost effective.

[VYXtreme]

Nevermind the performance hey, great for a big hauler

[virtual855]

"it's russian, ehhhh?"

[Hueycrewmember]

@virtual855 No, take a look to a worl map. Or search for "Ukraine" in WikiPedia. You´ll be surprised.

[runner4life1984]

Detroit Diesels live on.

[enders2174]

Aww man i love the sound of those contraprop turboshaft engines!

[bobbbhalicious]

A propcraft for Sebulba.

[artanovic10]

That thing starts like a JET ....

[audioslave30]

FUCKIN FEAR



[gadpromgasprom]

no bad aaceleration:))

[jamcrane3]

I like that sound!

[MrAlexBryntsev]

мда, лихо он на разгон пошёл)) вот за такие наши, украинские, самолёты гордость берёт! особенно за Мрію!)

[andleika71]

@MrAlexBryntsev

Про Мрию и Руслан можешь сказки тут не петь. Это не ваши украинские, это СССР-овские самолёты.

[MrAlexBryntsev]

@andleika71 За Руслан не знаю, а вот за Мрию скажу. После развала СССР эти проекты оказались никому не нужные! А Украина их подхватила и продолжила выпуск Ан-225!!! А теперь вы поёте что "Мрия была разработана в СССР" и т.д. и т.п. Сейчас Мрия - Украинский самолёт и создаётся она на украинские деньги! так что хер вам! Нужно было головой думать прежде чем такие проекты просырать!

[Hueycrewmember]

@MrAlexBryntsev Я полностью осознаю, что Mrya это украинский продукт. Многие американцы просто не имеют никакой идеи географии. Я видел, при 225 в Фарнборо, а затем лететь в Ле Бурже с Буран на вершине. Нечто подобное впечатляет, я никогда не видел раньше.70 будет большой самолет, чтобы заменить старый французский был C-160 Transall. Часть немецких военно-воздушных сил было в пользу, но политика была против.

Многие привет из Кельна

[MrParamedic100]

При таких же размерах американцы будут разгоняться от Вашингтона до Аляски... а этот за 17 секунд уже оторвался от земли...и кто там говорил что это старая технология...

[transdrole]

Best engine sound ever!!

[UkrainianHistVideo1]

вот суки америкосы стоят и снимают! виг вам с маком! выкусите!

[phresh3dx]

Sounds like a doomsday device

[4NICK8TER1]

Spectator = "Is that a fun plane to fly?"

Pilot = "Huh?"

Spectator = "I ASKED IF IT WAS A FUN PLANE TO FLY!!"

Pilot = "What?"

[avrovulcan617]

Just listen to that....... imagine laying in bed in the early hours of the morning & that flew over,

[johnyboy1256]

wow the acceleration of that aircraft is amazing 0_0

[BOXAXIU]

I Love that loudy engines of this plane <3

[walkandlookup]

@BOXAXIU 1000% agreed

[zarechnuy]

@kkzimify Могли ли предположить сами Олег Константинович и Александр Георгиевич, что их потомки в скором будущем так будут сраться между собой по национальной пренадлежности..

[saptono]

14 seconds from stand still into airborne! ( If the video was not edited)

[Anvilshock]

She's beautiful ...

[marcducati]

Those counter rotative props are as noisy as it gets.

[kloakovalimonada]

Proč to těm Ukrajincům tak řve? Vždyť ten Airbus 400 není skoro slyšet!

[TIMOTHYSAARINEN]

Strange sounding airplane.

[rock853okg]

When I was young I use to put a baseball card and attach it to my spokes on my bicycle to make a noise. That is what this plane sounds like.

[ThomasHaberkorn]

In Soviet Russia, plane flies you.

[rayban1950]

I want one!

[DaBlazesUSay]

Unfortunately, it is old technology, but I thought of a question. How possible would it be to develop and produce a cargo transport that operates with stealth technology? The An-70 could never sneak up on anyone, obviously, neither could any other current cargo transport. Stealth technology was science fiction 25 years ago, but could today's stealth technology ever be made practical for transport aircraft? Imagine the benefits that a stealthy cargo transport could give a country at war!

[52111centrumcz]

@DaBlazesUSay

Not really - you need lots of subsonic thrust, and for that you need either high-bypass turbofans or turboprops - both of which are near impossible to make stealthy as of now.

[meee2014]

@DaBlazesUSay well we are not at war all the time and a stealthy cargo plane would be more of a menace because people are going to use it to sneak drugs weopons and other bad stuff into countries

[mpaszti]

Noisiest plane ever!

[saptono]

@mpaszti . The sound on video doesn't represent actual noise.Unless you actually heard the plane directly you can't judge it's noise.

[walkandlookup]

@saptono anyway this sound= MUSIC.

[sgtkar98]

That plane is pretty fast for it's size and for having turboprops.

[yarosIaw]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi

The only problem of Antonov 70 is the lack of funds.

[IchiTrois]

@yarosIaw

as well as politics

[yarosIaw]

@IchiTrois well, sometimes politics == money

[Hueycrewmember]

@yarosIaw No, this is untrue. A few important peaople inside the german airforce thought, this aircraft could solve our lack in air transport capability. That was in the ealy 2000. They pushed through to get allowed to visit Antonov at Kiew, and they came back whthout changing their mind. The problem in view of our politicians was too much corruption and crime in the Ukraine, so they decided to order Airbus to devellop our new air transporter.So far the official story.

[yarosIaw]

@Hueycrewmember: I think so too...

[Hueycrewmember]

@yarosIaw Sorry for my awful use of your language. I used an online translator.

[Byron10301]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi wait, An225 is out of service? I thought Ukraine still operates one?

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

@Byron10301 Yes! One.

[evilintel]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi If I wanted a social commentary, I'd stick my head in my own ass instead of listening to someone else who stuck their head in their ass.

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

@evilintel I can see why you would avoid the truth about your desperately impoverished intellect. You're fortunate I am willing to help you. Be a man. Reject your tendency to resort to foulness when you cannot argue with the truth.

[trujabgd]

fucking storm!

[serbiansaber1]

Those propfans are loud as hell but boy they can pull, its just taken off like a rocket, strait up!

[Alpharius93]

Propfans are cute XD

[rEdf196]

sounds like a piston aircraft

[hellinvador]

Of course it's big, it's russian.

[c511ta]

Создание Ан-70 ведется при совместном финансировании России и Украины. В частности, до 2013 года вклад России в программу разработки Ан-70 должен составить 2,4 миллиарда рублей (85,1 миллиона долларов), а Украины — 480 миллионов гривен (60,2 миллиона долларов).

ДЛЯ ГОРДЫХ УКРАИНЦЕВ!!!!!!

[py2rvroberto]

Beautiful sound from this engines/proellers

[ugotbawlz]

just curious why nobody is talking about the short roll and takeoff for such a large aircraft...looks impressive to me.

[msbe2811]

nice Sound!!!

[trolleytrev]

Those aren't contra-rotating propellors. The An-70 is the only production aircraft with propfans. McDonnell Douglas made an experimental aircraft with them once upon a time but never got any further than that

[pattmelodyz]

I'm in love with this sound : )

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

Unbelievably noisy. Why did sovietski's build such quirky a/c? Counter-rotating prop gearboxes must be replaced or overhauled every 200 hours. When they fail, it must be catastrophic, with ensuing fire. And you won't find one laying around in Havana.

[yarosIaw]

those are experimental

hope to see them upgraded soon )

[quadpumped]

@yarosIaw

experimental?? T--95 had already counterrotating props in the 50's

[yarosIaw]

@quadpumped it is different type

[nuclear944]

@quadpumped

This A/c is equipped with counter rotating propfans, not just conventional blades.

[joeceph]

@quadpumped These are not turboprops such as in the Tu-95. These are propfans which are very modern, experimental ultra-high bypass jet turbines. Similar engines in push configurations have been under research by Western manufacturers for a long time, but the Progress D-27 that powers the An-70 is in tractor configuration (which makes it look similar to other props).

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

@yarosIaw Experimental!! The design languishes for 20 years! Why? It's unworkable. You commies have a problem with reality, that is, being unable to admit failure. AN-70 is a good example of failed soviet statism.

[yarosIaw]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi

As I said Ukraine can't feed it with money, and so there no way to for it further development

On the other hand EU works on A400M (much simplified design), puts a lots of money into it and will have eventually real product

And again, compare it to the Antonov 124 (born back in the USSR)

[estoyaqui85]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi lol, go help your mama, ya piece of shit

[52111centrumcz]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi

Actually its superior to the A400 or the C-130J. Its cheaper than one and lifts more than either - the only problem it has is no one will buy due to political reasons. The west due to subsidizing its overly expensive but equally performing craft, and Russia because it wants to punish Ukraine and have its aircraft industry built at home in politically loyal areas.

[mad4diesel]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi The counter rotating props provide the speed of the turbo fan engines with the efficiency of a turbo props.

[StellarBlue1]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi Got news for both of you. Counter rotating propellers never fully went away and now they are set for comebacks in various applications. Again, this is an efficient system, with good overall results.

[magicmanwon]

the Antonov AC use a tried and true system. The bears have been in the air for 60 yrs, so maybe them thar counter-rotating things work.. Never heard of the 200 hour TBO. We (USN) had AC that required 40 hour TBO.

But that was in the old Navy. Jim USN

[iam1and1isme]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi that's a bit of a negative attitude towards the plane isnt it? using the word "ski" is quite childish my friend

[steevemoruks]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi

gearbox in your head needs to be rebuilt every 2 hours and it looks like its due...

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

@steevemoruks Dear person of questionable intelligence, do you not know first prototype was flown in 1994, almost 18 years ago, crashed in collision with chase plane, killing all crew? Second prototype crashed on take-off when TWO (2) engines failed, most likely from stupid, quirky counter-rotating prop gearbox. Only ONE (1) of these deathtraps is flying because it's a poor design, russian generals say it's too heavy and they dont want it. Poor sycophantic steevemoruks, he can't grasp truth.

[steevemoruks]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi

Listen, gonetojerkoffbackin5mi, before you open you "intelligent" mouth i suggest you dont just guess things if you have no idea what you're talking about. You've only seen this aircraft here on youtube and perhaps a few pics on the net. Engine failure resulted from a compressor stall at a high AOA.

I wish you had "balls" to tell me who you think I am in person.

Cheers

Keep trolling

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

@steevemoruks Yes! I have proven the weaker minds always resort to foulness. And you did--right on schedule. 

[Sterlingjob]

@gonetoworkbbackin5mi I think you will find its called CONTRA-ROTATING

[gonetoworkbbackin5mi]

@Sterlingjob You are such a smart fellow! Thank yew so mych for helping me.

[onlymusicism]

lovely lady.

[falaqdad15]

like the equivalent of a V8 for airliners!! ftw!

[Code3forever]

I was comparing the AN-70 to the A400M from Airbus. A fully equipped AN-70 costs between 50-70 million USD. It can carry 103,000 lbs payload. The A400M costs 136 million Euros which is more than USD. It can carry 82,000 lbs payload. I believe this cargo plane would be more cost effective to the Western military, including the US. The C130J costs 62 million USD but only has a payload of 44,000 lbs. This is a viable alternative aircraft that saves taxpayers money. This is just my opinion.

[americanblues05]

@Code3forever but what about spare parts, service and crew training... It is more accessible to deal with western countries than with ex USSR guys... i believe

[aldaris38]

@Code3forever

I totally aggree with you. But because it is a Soviet airplane, orders for this plane will not be as big as the A400m and the C130. Soviet make great planes, robust and reliable. I would like to see more of them.

[Vitahero]

@Code3forever I've talked to a russian aircraft mechanic and he said, that the russian government gives a shit on the production and development of own aircraft. Thats why they are flying all this fucking old Antonovs or Illyshin IL 76 as cargo aircraft. It is definetly a great aircraft same sa an 124 but they are getting older and older and you can't fly them forever. So I would say these are dying giants, although they are extremely competitiv.

[CeilingFans4UrLife]

@Code3forever Too bad Antonov lacks customers who trust them,knows them and learn them well.Many people think their planes is cheap crap and non high performance and does not have a long life.Wrong,its good

[h5t6ca]

Impressive plane

[nowlookatthat]

Great piece of machinery - and fantastic sound! The German Air Force should have bought the thing - would have been in production and service by now instead of waiting for the A400M...

[MaverickOOO1]

Looks great, but delivery delayed again till at least 2014. They are developing this plane since 1980th. One crashed another crash-landed. An-140 25 produced and 2 crashed. An 148 12 produced 1 recently crashed. Numerous of problems with all plains. Glory days of Antonow are back to 1960th, 70th and 80th. Looks like the best engineers long gone from the company. They better be still producing An-24.

[thirdromeprivate]

@MaverickOOO1 unfortunatly, you are right.

[MaverickOOO1]

@thirdromeprivate Yes I know, unfortunately I'm right. Unfortunately.....I would be a lot of happier if I wasn't been right.

[sgtgrash]

@juampyteacher You are so right, you can't beat contra-rotating props for a rocking soundtrack. Watch a couple of the Antonov AN22 videos if you want an even heavier growl :D

[squadman33]

Cool plane.

[gomsc011]

Great ploane. And I hear good news. Your Russian brothers joined the project again,and will buy 40 planes:) I wish all the best,and great future! I hope its go to serial production before the A-400M.

[Hormesis100]

Очень красивый самолёт.

[redu2585]

A400 born of this designe!!

[1857classic]

Does anyone know how the An-70's noise levels compare to the C-130 or C-17?

[Godsinwar]

Espetacular!!!

[Olezhandr]

мощный самолёт АН-70! И видео классное! спасибо автору

[botchedonce]

I guess its a Russian/Ukraine joint production?

[yarosIaw]

yeah

[oiseautempete]

@botchedonce

At debut yes, but after the declaration from ukraine to join OTAN, Russia go out from the project.This is the only reason why the developpement is not achieved now

[yarosIaw]

The only problem is the lack of finances, and now Russia is back in project, some ammount of money was transfered to Antonov recently.

[oiseautempete]

@yarosIaw

Yes, i understand why :-) : this is the consequance of the last Ukrainian pro-russian elections...

In my mind, European union take i big (and very very expansive) error with the Airbus A400M: the AN70 is better in all factor (the A400m is only better in noise...) and 2x less expansive: a European cooperation with Antonov, and now all European countries fly on AN70 (built under license or not)...politics...

[botchedonce]

I see. That would make sense. It seems to me that Ukraine would benefit more from Russia's knowledge in aviation. No offense to Ukraine.

[yarosIaw]

I think not knowledge but money

Transport aviation in USSR was created by Antonov. Even IL-76 was designed with aid of Antonov designers.

BTW, Ukraine proposes to replace long delayed IL-214/MTA by An-178. And work in progress now !

[VPovver]

russia denied this contract... so now Ukraine trying to biuld it by herself.

[glukhovskyi]

@botchedonce

It's 100 % ukrainian product.

[aviafanat]

@glukhovskyi не пизди пожалуйста людям!О том что он 100% украинский бабушкам расскажи.

[SundiskSundisk]

@aviafanat

из силовой установки - там только пропеллер российский (тоже немало), остальное - Ивченко. A400 проиграл + акционеры влетели в копейку.

[botchedonce]

Russians make some wonderful aircraft.

[VR225]

Antonov-70 is very effective plane.

[theSunamer]

@VR225 what do you mean? efficient?

[vladimir2366fa]

Thanks you, Videos very nice, ５★★★★★