!Great Memories of The Legend [Dash 80] and [B707]one of The Best Aircraft...Wonderful Video And Beautiful along with 777,Wonderful And Beautiful Music///
Great video. Just think,the old Dash 80 at full power will probably still travel at .98 of Mach. It's still as fast as any modern commercial airliner.
What I would give to see that 777 follow Tex Johnston and the Dash-80 through a formation barrel roll high over Seattle. Such a sexy aircraft to usher in the Jet Age!
@03Wale Yes it is. If this plane was in fact the Dash 80, where is the dirty smokey exhaust. The plane has the original turbojet engines. Actually any jet engine from that era belched a lot of exhaust smoke.
Actually that would be a Dash 80B, as it appears to be fitted with JT3D turbofan engines. Were the original JT3 turbojets no longer available, or were they not used due to excessive noise?
@GCarty80 Actually the 367-80 was fitted with JT3D engines in the early 1960s when Boeing offered them on 707Bs and 720Bs. The engine type was never removed. I know the aircraft was fitted first with JT3C engines, then it tested JT4As, and later the JT3D. I don't think there was a good reason to return to the earlier turbo jet powerplants. The aircraft is still also fitted with the Intercontinental 707 wing, which was another development that the 367-80 tested.
That dash 80 can still hold her own!
Boeing727223 1 week ago
Stunning, just stunning. Forever Boeing!
sapurvis 2 weeks ago
it just shows how much aviation has improved!
concorde232 2 weeks ago
!Great Memories of The Legend [Dash 80] and [B707]one of The Best Aircraft...Wonderful Video And Beautiful along with 777,Wonderful And Beautiful Music///
FBOEING727 2 weeks ago
Wow! Still a beautiful jet. Thanks
eshawn97 3 weeks ago
is this seattle?
abhishek6561397 3 weeks ago
WONDERFULL, BEATTIFULL , THIS MUSIC.
norusca52 1 month ago
Great video. Just think,the old Dash 80 at full power will probably still travel at .98 of Mach. It's still as fast as any modern commercial airliner.
aussiepaul44 1 month ago
beautiful machines. so elegant!
strangelove262 3 months ago
i thought the dash 80 was in a museum?
legomaster335 3 months ago
Dear 777 pilot... enjoy the TCAS from the 707 :)
britishairwayspilot1 3 months ago
was that Oasis of the Seas at the bottom right? it would be double awesome if it was.
dragonscape99 3 months ago
I'd like to see boeing do one where all versions of their boeing planes from the 707 to the 787 fly together. That would be amazing.
xxxlayxlowxxx 4 months ago 8
Music track appears to be "A Morning in a China Garden", Conny Conrad from the album, Dreamworld, Vol. 1, on CoCo records.
lesposen 4 months ago
One of those GE90-115B's has greater power than those four JT3D combined -- by a factor of 1.69...
Archie23rulz 4 months ago
wow..
Archie23rulz 4 months ago
What I would give to see that 777 follow Tex Johnston and the Dash-80 through a formation barrel roll high over Seattle. Such a sexy aircraft to usher in the Jet Age!
glydrjocky 4 months ago
2:10-3:25. The B707 is flying alongside the B777-300ER and I think this was made around 2001
EpicThe112 4 months ago in playlist More videos from claylacyaviation
Excellent animation.
itsmegp46 5 months ago
@itsmegp46 It isn't an animation
03Wale 4 months ago in playlist More videos from claylacyaviation
@03Wale Yes it is. If this plane was in fact the Dash 80, where is the dirty smokey exhaust. The plane has the original turbojet engines. Actually any jet engine from that era belched a lot of exhaust smoke.
itsmegp46 4 months ago
@itsmegp46 No way this is an animation,look clearly at it
03Wale 4 months ago
@03Wale I did. It is animation.
itsmegp46 4 months ago
@itsmegp46 Suit yourself
03Wale 4 months ago
Actually that would be a Dash 80B, as it appears to be fitted with JT3D turbofan engines. Were the original JT3 turbojets no longer available, or were they not used due to excessive noise?
GCarty80 5 months ago
@GCarty80 Actually the 367-80 was fitted with JT3D engines in the early 1960s when Boeing offered them on 707Bs and 720Bs. The engine type was never removed. I know the aircraft was fitted first with JT3C engines, then it tested JT4As, and later the JT3D. I don't think there was a good reason to return to the earlier turbo jet powerplants. The aircraft is still also fitted with the Intercontinental 707 wing, which was another development that the 367-80 tested.
MustangFanNC 4 months ago
What beautiful airplanes !....but then I think an old Piper J3 is a beautiful airplane too and definitely a Stearman biplane.
SpeedyNeutrino43 11 months ago
What a beautiful, graceful video!
AV8R4HM 1 year ago
WOOOOOOOOW
Darkonomist 1 year ago