@@MrRockrobstr iPhone lens artifacts.

Except for the layout scheme. Structurally, it's a completely different aircraft.

Idiot

Не факт, что украинский... Олег Антонов -русский из подмосковья, а Ан-124 серийно строились в Ульяновске, в России!

Ukraine assembled it, because the entire glider was manufactured in Russia and sent to Ukraine for assembly. Russia produced twice as many AN-124s as Ukraine, and a factory was created from scratch for it.

The only operational AN-225 was destroyed by Russia. This is an AN-124. Antonov has built thousands of aircraft… Russia didn’t destroy them all. 😂

@@risksrewardsrelics51 It's horrible, what a mess you have in your head...

AN-225

@risksrewardsrelics51 YES Thank you 😊

AN225 is not Ukrian build, it is USSR build

@@bekbz the AN-225 was built in the Republic of Ukraine under Soviet control. It’s still Ukrainian.

@@risksrewardsrelics51 It was built at a plant in Kyiv, while many of its components were produced at other factories of Soviet Union, even an aircraft plant in Uzbekistan participated. Soviet Union could create such aircraft, but independent Ukraine is completely incapable of this. One proof: when the USSR collapsed, Ukraine was left with an unfinished An-225, and for 30 years Ukraine was unable to do anything with it. So we can dream as much as we want, our dreams will not make new An-225 a reality, because decades of degradation of production culture in Ukraine, breakdown of Soviet scientific ties and supply chains, as well as Russia's banal unwillingness to participate in this project, all this puts an end to any attempts to even finish building a partially finished aircraft, much less a completely new aircraft. It's sad, but nothing can be done about it.

Наследие РУССКОГО КОНСТРУКТОРА ОЛЕГА АНТОНОВА ОГРОМНО!

they are perfectly safe...as long as they are maintained and have good pilots...by the definition laid out in the above comment no old aircraft should be permitted to fly...like a P-51 or a Saab Viggen...

There's still 30 plus year old Boing passenger planes still flying in Europe and the US? Boeing 747, 767? 737-300, 400, 500? MD-11, many many aircraft! Most of the US long range bomber fleet are over 50 years old? B52?? The Antonov is a perfectly safe and well maintenance and performing airplane ✈️

As far as I know, the weapons are transported on land, the airspace is only used by missiles, drones and fighters. The cargo airline makes its money by hauling stuff between other countries.

You have no idea what you’re talking about do you? Literally zero education about aviation

You read my mind.

quite a big and expensive plow though :)

That was a surprise bit of audio at the end!

You should at least write something real, not made up. Antonov is a purely Russian surname. Oleg Antonov was born in 1906 near Moscow, in a purely Russian family. In 1912, the family moved to live near Saratov. After graduating from the institute, he worked for a long time in the Yakovlev Design Bureau, then worked in the branch of the design bureau in Tyumen, from where in 1952 he moved with the entire branch to Kyiv. He was never Ukrainian, neither by nationality nor by surname. AN-124, AN-124-100 - this is a Soviet aircraft, a total of 55 units were built, 17 of which were in Ukraine, the remaining 38 units in Russia. Read before you write!

That’s what we said about your girlfriend

I can attest this one and its larger sister can fly after seeing them do it.

ХЕРОЯМ В СРАЛО!😂😂😂

what for?

Woodpeckers.😆

Most of us are extremely thankful this guy recorded it, and went through all that trouble, put it online. I just drowned that very minor sound out, mind you im not a psychopath!

@ Thank you!

Not a Russian plane. Ukraine declared its independence on August 24, 1991, and this particular aircraft was built in Ukraine in 1993.

This flight was hauling parts to Kennedy space center

@@Sinchronised They weren't hauling anything, the airport just chartered the aircraft to snow blow the runway....obviously. Money well spent if you ask me, see how much quicker he got it done than those plows?!

@@Sinchronised Actually, it departed for Shannon, Ireland. There was a flight (a 124-100) from France on Jan 9 that was carrying a satellite to Kennedy Spaceflight Center that stopped here.

What part of the blue and yellow paint scheme says “russia”

Go ahead! And thanks for asking.

Yup here he is again looking for videos...

Fuck no, go get your own photos and videos

The runway is 11,300' - the RAF likes to show off what 44,000 hp can do!

Thunder Over New Hampshire is September 6 and 7 this year at PSM.

Thanks! It's a real beast of a plane.

It's a cold weather phenomenon, but the snow kicked up on this one is pretty cool, eh?

@@ColdnFrostyIt sure is cool!

@@philipwilson4671 Gas stop. Guess something wasn't reading quite right on the #4 engine.

@@F117pilotduckSR71 Thanks!

@@holdthebeans I was shooting photos and the rest of the video was the ground as I headed back to the car to make it to the ramp for more photos. Very rushed due to the last minute runway change.