Eastern Air Lines N836D, Douglas DC-7B.
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migfsx 3 weeks ago
That's one way of getting the ice off the wings....
spencnaz 3 months ago
Wow! Looks like their burning nitromethane!
MrRonnieG 3 months ago
The 2 who dislike this video should be chopped into the propellers!!!
Aero1000able 3 months ago
@mistermellow001 yeah, i know nothing about aircraft but I think if the aircraft is flying with cold air striking the wing, it would fine, but just out on the tarmac, perhaps it isn't so good. But I don't know
mistersmith6000 3 months ago
Someone commented a year ago that they felt the exhaust flames might not be good for the wing skin, but his comment was flagged as spam, which I thought odd, and a little bit rude of whoever flagged it. It seemed like a reasonable question/observation. Obviously, the leading edge of the wing can withstand the heat, but it did surprise me to see the exhaust flame kind of "blow torching" the wing like that.
mistermellow001 3 months ago
Seems I remember seeing this occur a few times back in my youth on the Martin 404s of Southern Airways @ the old airport in Huntsville,AL;It would scare me when I'd hear that bang and subsequent flame spurts;Knowing what I do now,I realize that was normal on starting and warm-up;After all,she can't sing until she clears her throat first:)! Ahh,happy memories from my youth;Thanks for sharing:)!
Forrest31962 3 months ago
WHOO that's what I call a hot rod airplane!
UnitedJetSetter 3 months ago
I remember reading about this plane in Air Classics: at the time, it had just been bought, endured a couple engine changes, received a new rudder and was preparing for new paint. Nice to see she's come around full-turn!
SenorSpode 3 months ago
Wow those old plane so nice :D
TinoDun101 3 months ago