how funny, and really true.I am surprised they even would raise this subject back then. the 377 utilized Pratt & Whitney R4360 engines, which in my opinion should never have come off of the drawing board really. A compounding radial engine, which consisted of four rows of seven cylinders, earning the nickname 'corncob' due to its appearance. A gazillion extra working parts and delivered the same horsepower on the Wright R3350, which is a simpler but finicky engine.
Found it on IMDB. Clip is from a film called "Out of the Clouds" Ealing Studios British film 1955. It is available on PAL format.
rankpines49 1 week ago
Yes, for those of us who love airplanes and films with airplanes, what film is this from ?
rankpines49 1 week ago
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maldmc2 7 months ago
and I have to agree, vintage aircraft porn
vintagepropguy 7 months ago
how funny, and really true.I am surprised they even would raise this subject back then. the 377 utilized Pratt & Whitney R4360 engines, which in my opinion should never have come off of the drawing board really. A compounding radial engine, which consisted of four rows of seven cylinders, earning the nickname 'corncob' due to its appearance. A gazillion extra working parts and delivered the same horsepower on the Wright R3350, which is a simpler but finicky engine.
vintagepropguy 7 months ago
This looks like the forerunner to "The VIPS"
MerleOberon 7 months ago
Isn't the captain the actor James Robertson Justice?
kogvos 7 months ago
stratocruiser = vintage plane porn
psychoclown420 7 months ago 2
From what film was this clip taken. I've seen this clip a few times and I think I would enjoy seeing the entire film.
sbatncpl 7 months ago