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  • @sjk757

    i'm considered unable due to motor control functionalitiy(arms&legs), thanks for your concern

  • Wow very intresting work...!

  • this video almost makes me cry, i wish i could get some air time, am 25 with cerebral palsy, have fs9 and fsx , i've flown every plane i can dream of in the sim, yet i have never been in a real aircraft. if i could get at least an hour in the air before i die i would be so grateful

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  • @psychlord1 I hope one day you're dream will come true, are you unable to fly completely or can you just not get a license?

  • @psychlord1 If you happen to live in the middle of Kansas I would take you up

  • veeery nice very nice very nice done! greets from swiss to all out there!

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  • What the **ck were 62 people looking at to dislike this video?  This is just beautiful. On my lists of favorites. Just gives me a wings fix when I need it. The crabbed landings at the beginning are my favorite. But video just owns ..

  • defendly one of the best aviation videos on youtube :) - i remember seeing this vid on youtube 5 years ago, somehow i was reminded today and saw it again - never disapoints - nice one man :)

  • hmmmmmmmmmm

  • wheres the kamikazee from japs?

  • omg i cried at the end so much awe tho

  • Pretty cool, I like it.

  • 2:54

    he looks so calm

  • F-14 Tomcat & Boeing 747SP, I love both

  • God speed to all those who fly and to all those who wish they could. We share an air above the rest.

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  • 2:00 bad ass test pilot.

  • Who thinks the chick at 3:14 is hot? Thumbs up if you agree :D

  • Thanks.

  • wonderful video... made me remember why i became a pilot. GREAT JOB keep it up!!!!

  • hey wheres 9/11?

  • @napolithecalabrese Where's 9/11? Hey asshole, do you think the event's of September 11, 2001 or for that matter, the death of any human beeing, is some form of entertainment???

  • @LuiSS95Impala Well said Mate.??

  • @LuiSS95Impala 9/11 was funny

  • @LuiSS95Impala

    It may not be a matter of entertainment but it definately should be on a video called "Best and worst of aviation". We can't just go on pretending it never happened! We have to acknowledge it.

  • Excellent video, awesome, just awesome

  • watching the German ME262 take off was worth watching.

  • Awsome video!

  • 5:03 would be fun

  • I love how nonchalant the pilots on closeups are.

    "yeah, I'm doing aerobatics, deal with it"

  • At time 3:50-3:51 you have an North American A-5A Vigilante shown, but it is not listed. Just thought I would let you know.

  • 1:15 duuuuuuuuuuuuuude!

  • beautiful compilation and nice song...

  • HAHA, Flyboy told you! I read all the comments, didn't watch the video. U sound like an asshole arguing for no good reason. If you are going to argue, maybe u should carry a dictionary with you so you know what others are actually saying and not use your own interpretation based on what you think words mean.

  • ZOMG in love with the chick @ 3:08

  • Fantastic video...great heritage aircraft mix of civilian and military. Awesome song choice too. Thanks

  • OMFG 6:22 IS EPIC

  • WoW! Was that an original Me-262?

  • Aviation disasters are always the worst... :'(

  • 8:12 And there's the end of the era of the airships. RIP

  • I systematically skip aircraft videos that are accompanied by stupid music, whether it is classical or heavy metal or anything... The best music is the engines sound !... 

  • 6:18 holy shit dude that was close, talking about a close shave.

  • music ruined it

  • The Hindenburg was NOT struck by lightning, it was STATIC electricity.

  • 6:30 FUCKING AWESOME!

  • love the 262

  • Peter B is awesome

  • You could have added 9/11 to the end. :>

  • I'm sorry but the look on the guy's face at 3:29 is priceless. :)

  • you forgot concorde and the lockheed sr-17

  • Outstanding collaberation. Thank you.

  • If you are a pilot one thing you quickly realize is it's easy to imagine your top gun antics on the ground but once you are in the air things are a bit more serious...

  • If you are a pilot one thing you quickly realize is it's easy to imagine your top gun antics on the ground but once you are in the air things are a bit more serious...

  • If you are a pilot one thing you quickly realize is it's easy to imagine your top gun antics on the ground but once you are in the air things are a bit more serious...

  • If you are a pilot one thing you quickly realize is it's easy to imagine your top gun antics on the ground but once you are in the air things are a bit more serious...

  • By far the BEST airplane collection video I have seen on youtube ever! Suberb editing!!

  • # 747 was totally WOW

  • There's more "best" than "worst", this is a good new, haha, anyways very good video thx ; )

  • 3:08, damn what a beautiful woman, whats her name ?

  • 3:30 funny

  • I could be wrong, but I get the impression that flyboy127r meant best and worst flights! There was a B-52 crash in the video, and the B-52's have been in use for almost 60 years. I doubt the Air Force would keep them if they were so bad. Nice video!

  • Funny face's 3:27

  • God I hate that song.

  • I don't know if the 'Hindenburg' counts as the worst. It was struck by lightning.

  • @MartinIrma

    The jury is still out on how the Hindenburg disaster occurred. There's a good reason the Hindenburg was one of the worst (In my opinion) - and it's not necessarily because of the incomparable loss of life with some modern jet disasters (Tenerife for example). The reason the Hindenburg is in this video is because it is to this day, the largest flying object ever made by man. It is a full three times longer than the Antonov An225.

  • @flyboy172r It is the longest, but they said it had a hydrogen explosion cause that stuff is very flammable. Once it caught fire there's no hope for an airship made of fabric and aluminum, so it went up in flames and sunk to the ground and then kind of melted on itself. I personally don't like seeing that thing because it wore the Nazi flag and the ship itself deserved to go down for that, but the passengers did not deserve to die with it. It was pretty horrible I can imagine.

  • @MartinIrma lol hindenburg wasn´t struck by a lightning!!!!! something inside lit up the hydrogen!!!

  • @MartinIrma Naw, a kraut crewman had a few too many Weihenstephans for lunch and lit up a cigarette.

  • @MartinIrma

    Filling it with hydrogen instead of helium (even if the supply was cut off) makes it a strong contender for the worst in my books... they should have shelved it until the situation changed.

    That's almost as dumb as fueling rally cars with nitroglycerin.

  • that is the best video i have seen

  • OMFG pilot @ 2:00 deadset legend, Ive never seen anyone drift in a Boeing before :D

  • majority of the clip was about the good only the last few minutes had the bad, if you're showing the bad and the good of aviation the clip should have equal amount of bad and goods 

  • Sucks about the P-38 Lightning. Another piece of history lost.

  • Worst choice of music for a video,and a crap video at that.

  • exelente tu video..............very good you video , exelent

  • Excellent video... especially the ending clips. As a pilot, it is always a good thing to be reminded that our margins for error are sometimes slim to none

  • Hei, someone has a video of F35 vertical climb? Not vertical takeoff! Thanks a lot !

  • That was some awesome stuff man, brilliant!

  • cool 747 on conventional approaches and departures. try videos of performance-based navigation.

  • nice video! thanks for sharing

  • And where are the Su fighters here? ;) If they are not among "the best" the others here cannot be either.

  • The f14 was awesome...

  • Yep F-35 Lightning II

  • This is November Rain By Guns N' Roses. Lmao.(:

  • "Oh the humanity!!" :(

  • is that a harrier at 2:42? it doesnt really look like one

  • @rworen83 I believe thats an F-22 Raptor

  • huh. i didnt know the F-22 could do that

  • if your talking about the plane that takes of vertically, thats the f-35.

  • ohhh ok. is that wat that is at 2:42 ?

  • yep. i think they will start being used by the military in a couple years time ;)

  • ah ok. sweet

  • yes at 2:42 that is the F-35

  • wau! it was nice vid. good work!

  • MIAT

  • Good video mate. One of the best ... 5 stars :)

  • lmao at 5:40

    oh my god did that REALLY happen?!?!

    that's so.....strange, for lack of a better fitting word!

  • 3:09 Svetlana Kapanina She is hot! her hair whipping around with the plane.... sexy... good vid five stars

  • nice vid

  • oh my god i just saw the Me 262 taking off, u know thats a pretty old jet made just after WW2 AMAZING.

  • gotta love the 707 doing a barrel roll

  • Good first part with a lot of impressive clips.

    The second part though is kind of sickening to be honest. I just don't find it appropriate to highlight the death of human beings with cozy music.

  • Oh no...Not another one of those wowsers. Tell me, are you the sort of person who enjoys meat, but doesn't want to know it either once came from an animal or it had been slaughtered for your enjoyment? A plane crash, along with loss of life, will always be the dark side of flying. It is both naive and plain ridiculous to either ignore that fact, or find it inappropriate for someone to bring it up.

  • Sorry do be disapointing, but I'm a hunter myself so I know what it is like to take life. But you are right that I like to eat meat from time to time.

    Nevertheless death is of course part of every life, as everybody will die finalley. But does that make a brutal act of human death less horrible? It isn't much about death in aviation itself to me, it's the way it is shown with some cozy music, to watch in your cozy home.

    But to stay on the populist side: do you like to watch people die?

    regards

  • It's not about enjoyment...I'm a pilot. I would say a good 50% of my training is the actual act of learning the art of flying. The other half is training to deal with the eventuality of a mishap/disaster. A lot of the crashes which were pictured in the final few minutes of the video were disasters that I have personally studied as a University student, studying Aviation. I don't personally enjoy watching loss of life, but instead I learn from it.

  • I absolutely agreed. Learing from the loss of life (a very flowery language I admit) is always the best thing do draw from a tragedy you can not avoid anymore. That's what NTSB-bulletins are for.

    In this case though I can not see an actual conclusion to be drawn from the video. Is it that death is part of aviation? I don't think so. Is it that death is part of the fascinaton of aviation? I hope it's not that way.

    The only intention I could see was entertainment and I didn't like that.

  • Again Ill throw in the term 'naive'. You just cannot simply assume that you will be 100% safe in life. Any destructive force either in nature or in human fallibility has the ability to bring down a plane. Now this statistically is about as likely as you getting a Royal Flush playing poker four times in a row. That's not withstanding however, the eventuality is still there. This video is not entertainment to me, merely informative. Personally, people who watch can take it any way they please.

  • As I already said before my scepticism is not about the act of dying as that is part of life. It is about the way of showing the violent death of people in an entertaining way.

    So you are trying to tell me that you are drawing some information from that video? Which kind of information is that? Sorry but if you are a pilot and see things in this video you didn't know before I hope you don't have a ATPL.

    Why not post the video of an excecution for purposes of information on dying?

  • I sort of guess that we may both be missing each other's points...so I better just leave it at that.

  • @flyboy172r that has to b the most creative work i have seen. more than a love of flying it seems you seek to share educate. tyvm michael

  • @flyboy172r "Mishaps/Disasters" are not an "eventuality", they are a possibility. And if you don't do everything that is possible to avert that possibility from becoming a reality, or you consider that possibility as an unavoidable and therefore acceptable risk, then you should not be allowed (nor do you deserve) to have anything to do with the business of flying.

  • @ZWILD1

    Now hold on a minute, you seem to be missing my point entirely! What I'm trying to say is that if people have a respect for the machine and the mechanism of aviation, as well as the inherent (yet statistically unlikely) risk that flying poses, then IF an incident DOES occur, pilots will be perfectly equipped to deal with it safely and rationally. You seem to suggest that I believe these incidents to unavoidable, which is actually the OPPOSITE of what I was suggesting!

  • @flyboy172r Why is it that every criticism you receive is rebutted by you stating that the other person doesn't understand your meaning or you lobbing-out some idiotic and irrelevant ad hominem?

    You used the word "eventuality" twice when referring to the possibility of an incident/disaster while operating an aircraft. The rest of the content and tone of your posts backed-up the idea that you regard "disasters" as an unavoidable part of flying. Your point was very clear!

  • @ZWILD1

    In the 4 years (Not all that long) I've been learning to fly, I've personally suffered an alternator failure at 9500' over water, a PFD failure during NVFR and a close friend has even suffered a full engine failure in a single engine Warrior. And you need to go and check your definition of 'eventuality', last I checked it did actually mean possibility! In any of my posts, I have never stated that I believe incidents to be unavoidable! Seriously, what’s your problem??

  • @flyboy172r Last I checked, "eventuality" referred not to a simple "possibility" (which is something that MAY happen) but to a possibility that is expected to occur. Not as final as a "certainty" but regarded with the same level of expectation. If you have done every thing that is possible to do to avoid a component failure then you have no reason to regard the failure as an "eventuality"

  • @ZWILD1

    Fuck I hate arguing semantics....From the Oxford English dictionary:

    EVENTUALITY, from the Latin “ēventu”, originating in the 17th century, and meaning: a possible event or outcome.

    Synonyms: Possibility, chance, prospect.

    Note no referance to or infernce of accidents being PROBABLE. (An event with an expectation to occur).

    Now you seem to have interpreted my personal opinion incorrectly, that’s not my problem. But can you please stop fucking arguing with me?

  • @ZWILD1 I agree with ZWILD1. Flyboy172r needs to suck it up when wrong. No pilot expects to eventually crash or have an aviation incident of any sort, but the probability is always there.

  • @ZWILD1 We understand what flyboy is saying. Isn't it enough just to enjoy a good compilation of videos and leave it at that . Just shut the fuck up.

  • @TheTemest You've made it obvious that the extent of your intellect is overextended by your desire to participate in discussions which you cannot understand and to which you have nothing to add.

    Perhaps it is you who needs to learn when to shut his festering gob.

  • @TheTemest If you had even the slightest glimmer of intelligence about you, you would have realized that neither of the participants of the subject discussion had participated in it for more than a month. That would indicate the discussion might have been at it's end (the thing you claim to encourage) and that only an ill-thought comment by an oafish buffoon (that's you) would re-open the debate.

    Congratulations, you've made it to #83 on the list of Today's Top 100 .Dumbasses.

  • @phasilian Why think of it as highlighting, its an aviation best and worst. Obviously you are a negative nancy, hes not highlighting its commemorating

  • Of course! You have to be if you say what you think and after doing so refuse to step back into the line of oppinons others would like you to have.

    Can't just be someone with another oppionion...

    I never said anyone has to share my thoughts on any topic, but it seems to be a very harsh thing to ask for the same.

    Anyway. Have a good day Sir.

  • @phasilian Your quote "It isn't much about death in aviation itself to me, it's the way it is shown with some cozy music, to watch in your cozy home." soo your opinion is you don't like the cozy music? tell me what music would you like.... even better mute the computer and play your own music and get in an uncomfortable position:) Wow that was a simple solution

  • @24SevenAviation: Yeah - so smart.

  • AWESOME VIDEO!!!

  • A great aviation video !! Nice work ..... I recommend clicking on the video response "Rocketeer" above.

  • 3:54 what plane is it?

  • Ams-tx 4 or a thunderFulcan for short used my USAF for about 6 months untill undeemed safe : ) R A F rules Blue ar,my !!!!!

  • i think it's an a-5 vigilante, looks so...

  • Made me cry out of joy and sorry

  • 2:01 is epic.

  • Holy crap there must have been a fast lateral wind.

  • can you tell me what happened?

  • at 7:05 i guess it's flewn by holland?

  • @twoaxis That's a B-52 Stratofortress flown by the USAF...

  • @hcgnkhu

    you misunderstood me, of course it's owned by the usaf, the pilot's the same on the desaster at the airbase, go and look for the article, the low pass is also mentioned

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  • thanks man..., Now i just need to get a job in the field of aviation..

  • I love everthing/anything AVIATION

    just finished MIAT in michigan and recieved my A & P certification through the FAA and I couldn't be happier!!!! :D

  • congratulations man! :)

  • 3.08 nice to see the ladys getting in on the action............

  • I think she's Ukrainian or Russian. I forget her name, but she's allegedly one of the best in the world. Cute too! :-)

  • OH damn that p38 was probably the most painful plane crash ive ever seen. thats my all time favorite plane.

  • LOL, I love the original video of the Harrier at 6:20. The guy is like "THIS time I'm not gonna look back! Not gonna flinch!". Then ZZOOOOOOMMMMM, and he shits his pants. And rightly so. I always thought it was wierd when I was a kid and people would try and make each other flinch by startling them...I always figured it was a GOOD thing to have relexes. If you don't jump at a Harrier coming in behine you at 500MPH and 20ft, then you'd better be careful crossing the road.

  • I fly planes. I'm a airline piolt.

  • This is great. Is there any chance of making a video for Houdini's flight? Australia's centenary of flight is coming up in March 2010 and would be terrific if we had something like this.

  • Funny you should mention this - I have a video lined up to be uploaded on the 18th of March next year.

  • at 2:01 why do pilots do that come in sideways move but then land straight? I guess whats the purpose of it? I see local pilots practicing it all the time....and 4:55 i think i would have shit myself, but the poring the drink trick right after was awesome!

  • @yes333yes When there is a strong crosswind that is how you have to land. You have to turn into the wind to fly straight and then use the rudder to straighten out the plane before touching down.

  • Nice thanks man! i thought it had something to do with wind conditions but that was just a guess, thanks for breaking it down, definitely appreciated!

  • amazing

  • 7:49 he jumps off the plane before crash

  • wat the heck those flyin races are wicked

  • Buenisimo el video

  • thanks for posting this video... this is amazing ^_^

  • 3:10 i'm in love

  • I agree; the woman at 3:10 is a beauty. Not just physically, but because she's a pilot. Anyone know her name so I can futily ask her to marry me? Reminds me of Hanna Reitsch a bit. It sounds bad literally, but women with balls are just hot.

  • @epiplayer3 Yeah shes pretty damned cute, and she knows how to handle a joystick >8-D

  • 3:16 beauuuutifull

  • great-could u add some shots from the Pakistan AirForce J-17 Thunder. Its debut flight was awesome!

  • Im glad u kept the original sound on here mate, most people just get rid of it and it kinda ruins things. Good song choice as well :)

  • 3:36 holey crap!

    5:36 close call!

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  • At 3:26 Peter is really enjoying his flying look at his face doing the rolls.

  • thank you for the video. very good.

  • Nicely put together, flyboy.

  • more please!

  • 5:11-5:18 wtf?!!1

  • I think he was trying to pour himself more coffee and show off at the same time.

  • I would have preferred NO music. Generally music tends to ruin videos like this. It's not a professionally put together drama with a studio score, so just use whatever audio there already is. And if you have some expertise regarding the content, add your commentary so that we can all benefit.

  • everybody seems to be Scorsese...

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  • good video but i dont like the final part with crashes..no fun respect for the death people

  • It's not disrepectful to show crashes on a video like this, as long as it's not a joke or something. It's important to remind people of the darker side of flying; flying is and always will be dangerous. Humans just don't belong in the air. There is a video on YouTube called "Airplane Bloopers", which is nothing but a collection of crashes. most of them fatal. I can assure you that the comments that the poster has recieved regarding the title are not very friendly. He still hasn't renamed it.