All the "uuhhh" you know he's Canadian lol!!!

Flik Remy WALL-E Carl Fredricksen Merida Arlo Miguel Rivera Ian Lightfoot Joe Gardner Luca Paguro Meilin Lee Ember Luman

Snow White Pinocchio Dumbo Alice Aurora Wart Duchess Robin Hood Taran Basil Oliver Hercules Aladar Jim Hawkins Maggie Chicken Little Lewis Bolt Tiana Hiro Hamada Raya Mirabel Madrigal Searcher Clade Asha

Mickey Mouse Bambi Cinderella Peter Pan Lady Pongo Mowgli Winnie the Pooh Bernard Tod Ariel Belle Aladdin Simba Pocahontas Quasimodo Mulan Tarzan Emperor Kuzco Milo Thatch Stitch Kenai Rapunzel Wreck-It Ralph Elsa Judy Hopps Moana

Woody Mike Wazowski Nemo Bob Parr/Mr. Incredible Lightning McQueen Joy

I wish the real Dusty plane would come to Mexico so that everyone here can see it.

While I haven't had the opportunity to see the Snowbirds live, I am impressed. While they don't do the stuff like the Thunderbirds or Blue Angels, the precise formation is unmached. To fly a 9 ship formation as perfect as a single aircraft without being affected by wake turbulance. Perfection.

I am now flying a Hornet, thanks to this incredible video.

Don't let the pilot's down-to-earth demeanor and the 60 years-old tutor jets fool you, if you've seen Snowbirds fly, you'll know they are among the BEST in the world.

0:19 0:39 The way he says Dusty's name

no one brings pride to Canda like the Snowbirds do.

Nostalgia

“In a case like 9/11 were ready to go at any time” How well did that work out?

I wonder what the air was like. I would think it would be fairly unstable...

Question: A fighter plane flying at a speed above the speed of sound and making a tremendous noise - can the thunder of the missiles and bombs act inside the warehouses and explode.

I watched this video when I was five and this video taught me everything I now know about the Lancaster and the mosquito and everything

CHAPTERS: 00:00 - CF-18 Hornet Tour: Pilot Interview and HD Cockpit Video 00:19 - Captain Holly-Anne Brown, Public Affairs Officer (PAO)🙎‍♀ 01:13 - The True North Strong and Free 02:18 - Variations of the CF-18 Hornet Jet 04:02 - Captain Patrick "Paco" Gobeil 409 Squadron 👨‍✈ 05:16 - CF-18 Cockpit Tour 09:34 - Ejector Seat 10:38 - David White, Air Boss 👨 10:51 - CF-18 Cockpit Cam 🎥 11:03 - CF-18 Taxi 11:25 - Live from the Cockpit 12:03 - CF-18 Takeoff ⤴ 12:18 - Dirty Roll on Takeoff 13:41 - Dirty Inverted Pass 15:04 - Missed Approach 15:16 - Full Afterburners 🔥 15:45 - Minimum Radius 360 Degree Turn (High-G 360 Maneuver) 18:03 - Vertical Climb ⬆ 19:19 - Cleared to Land 20:10 - CF-18 Landing ↘ 20:52 - Open Canopy 21:32 - CF-18 Folding Wings 22:14 - Thanks!

CHAPTERS: 00:00 - THE MERLIN FORMATION 00:28 - 10 Rolls-Royce Merlin Engines 00:58 - Pilot Mike Spalding 👨‍✈ 01:07 - 1945 de Havilland DH-98 Mosquito 02:08 - Mossie Cockpit 02:33 - Mosquito Flight Instruments 03:33 - Mikey McBryan, Buffalo Airways 👨‍🔧 05:03 - Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum (CWHM) 05:23 - 1942 Westland Lysander Mk IIIA "Lizzie" 05:33 - 1951 Fairey Firefly AS 5 (Anti-Submarine) 05:53 - Joe McBryan "Buffalo Joe" 👨‍✈ 06:53 - Leaving the Hangar 07:13 - 1945 Avro Lancaster Mk X Heavy Bomber 07:57 - Captain Leon Evans 👨‍✈ 08:14 - Bomb Bay Doors 💣 08:54 - 7 Crew Members 👨‍✈👨‍🔧 09:11 - VeRA 419 Squadron Livery 09:57 - Inside the Lancaster 10:22 - Mid Upper Gunner Turret 11:01 - Lancaster Flight Compartment 12:15 - Nose Gunner Section 13:04 - Mikey McBryan 👨‍🔧 13:26 - 1943 Hawker Hurricane Mk IV 13:41 - 1944 Supermarine Mk 1Xe Spitfire 14:17 - Merlin Engine Startup: #4 14:44 - Merlin Engine Startup: #3 14:57 - Merlin Engine Startup: #2 15:21 - Merlin Engine Startup: #1 15:32 - Close Bomb Bay Doors 💣 15:53 - Engine Run-Up Checks 16:12 - Merlin Engine Repairs 🔧 18:10 - Merlin Engine Check 18:55 - Craig Brookhouse, Lancaster Crew Chief 👨‍🔧 19:40 - Andrew Mynarski Memorial 20:39 - Pre-Flight Checks 21:17 - Boarding the Lancaster 21:57 - Lancaster Cockpit Cam 22:32 - Lancaster Start Check 23:11 - Lancaster Startup 23:55 - Mosquito Startup 24:22 - Lancaster Taxi 24:58 - Mosquito Taxi 25:37 - Spitfire Startup 25:50 - Spitfire Taxi 25:59 - Hawker Hurricane Taxi 26:42 - Ready for Takeoff 27:02 - Lancaster Takeoff ↗ 27:38 - Mosquito Takeoff ↗ 28:14 - Hawker Hurricane Takeoff 28:31 - Spitfire Takeoff ↗ 28:42 - Formation Flight 31:22 - Showtime 33:20 - Echelon Formation 34:28 - North American B-25 Mitchell Bomber 35:02 - Overhead the Airfield 36:00 - Fighters Break from the Formation 36:31 - Fighters Cleared to Land ↘ 39:08 - Lancaster Lands ↘ 40:41 - Mosquito Lands ↘ 41:23 - Taxi and Shutdown 43:13 - Exit the Lancaster 43:38 - Thanks!

CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Matt Younkin Twin Beech 18 Aerobatics 00:25 - Crew Chief Jeff Gibbs 👨‍🔧 01:26 - Canada Eh? 🍁 01:40 - Pratt & Whitney R-985 Wasp Junior Engines 02:45 - Miss Ellie Nose Art 03:45 - Pilot Matt Younkin 👨‍✈ 03:58 - 1943 Beechcraft 18 05:24 - Inside the Aircraft 05:45 - Cockpit (Standard Steam Gauges) 08:29 - Pre-Flight Checks 09:12 - Engine Startup 10:02 - Taxi 11:29 - Duct Tape 12:18 - Positioning on the Runway for Takeoff 12:38 - Prayer 🙏 12:53 - Takeoff ↗ 13:18 - Gear Up 13:34 - Roll on Takeoff 14:16 - Wingover 14:39 - Roll 15:10 - Aerobatics Routine 19:24 - Photo Pass 📸 20:39 - Elephant Waltz 22:32 - Remove Duct Tape 22:53 - Landing Approach ↘ 23:17 - Touchdown 24:17 - Burnout 25:14 - Taxi 26:04 - Parking 26:40 - Shutdown 26:59 - Prayer 🙏 27:27 - Exit the Aircraft 27:38 - Hangar the Aircraft 27:46 - Younkin Airshows 27:52 - Sponsors 💲 28:21 - Thanks!

CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Avro Lancaster Startup and Taxi Hot Ramp 00:04 - Merlin Engine Startup: #4 00:24 - Merlin Engine Startup: #3 00:36 - Merlin Engine Startup: #2 01:04 - Merlin Engine Startup: #1 01:31 - Close Bomb Bay Doors 💣 01:47 - Engine Run-Up Check 02:00 - V12 Merlin Sound 🔊 02:14 - Lancaster Taxi 02:28 - 1945 Avro Lancaster Heavy Bomber

CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Meet Dusty Crophopper, Star of Disney's Planes - In Real Life! 00:15 - "Dusty" 00:33 - Air Tractor AT-301 Crop Duster Aircraft 00:44 - Taxi 01:06 - Takeoff ↗ 01:20 - Rotate 01:37 - Here comes Dusty! 02:13 - Dusty Waves 👋 02:27 - This is so Cool! 😎 03:23 - Landing ↘ 03:31 - Touchdown 03:51 - Taxi 04:10 - Pilot Rusty Lindeman 👨‍✈ 04:23 - Thanks!

CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Learn to Fly a CF-18 Hornet Fighter Jet 00:20 - Captain Erick O'Connor "Hom" 409 Squadron 👨‍✈ 01:17 - CF-18 Cockpit 02:22 - Weapons 💣 02:53 - Radios 📻 03:10 - Spotlight 💡 03:26 - Heads Up Display (HUD) 04:27 - Arrestor Hook 🛑 04:45 - CF-18 Walkaround 🚶‍♂ 05:17 - CF-18 Performance 05:37 - High-G 360 Aerobatic Maneuver 06:41 - Fly-by-Wire (FBW) 06:53 - V-22 Osprey Cameo 07:05 - CF-18 Taxi and Takeoff ↗ 07:35 - CF-18 Aerobatic Performance 09:02 - Formation Flight 09:13 - CF-18 Taxi and Shutdown ↘

RR Merlin engines are actually 1649 cubic inches, not 1665. Nice video though I don't care for the sharks teeth, is this a Canadian thing? No Lancaster ever had these, besides they were a night time bomber.

6 years later lets goooo

nice

Amazing talent, amazing plane✈️

One can imagine the French Aeronavale planes getting ready to support the doomed garrison of Dien Bien Phu in 1954.

amazing

Helldivers and avengers helped sink the Japanese battleship yamato

Man…they could’ve given him a flightsuit. Haha

And also to help other countries around the world the attain democracy. LOL😂

Me: 🇨🇦¿Dusty In Canada? , ¿Guess He is Visiting rochelle?🇨🇦

I was amazed it was great to see what he can do to be able to watch from inside and outside made it even better an exception airman wish him safe flights always .

What Matt does with this old aircraft is nothing short of awesome 👍

So awesome 👏

As a student A&P, it's amazing to see how well-built this plane is and how well it holds up. Just goes to show Beechcraft's amazing quality, and great flying Matt!

My father was a mid-upper gunner in a Lancaster Pathfinder during the war...the most dangerous assignment there was. Pathfinders had to proceed the (usually) two waves of bombers, mark the target with green flares, get out of the way for the first wave to drop their loads, go back in to survey the damage, drop red flares to indicate places where the first wave had done their job and drop more green flares to indicate what should be concentrated on next, get out of the way (again!) for the second wave, go back after those loads had been delivered, take photos for estimation of damage done, and only then could they set their course for home! Dad and the crews he flew with made more than 60 missions over occupied Europe between 1942 and 1944. R.I.P. Wilfred George Young, D.F.C.! We who came after you owe your generation so very much!

I loved flying this plane.

Hurricanes, Spitfires, Mosquitos, Lancasters, Very BEST Plane Off Thé World........!!!!!!!!!!!

Bjr&Merci pour cette vidéo... Je fais du modélisme 1/48em J'aimerais beaucoup voir la porte arrière ( ouverture.) Fuselage AR Droit. Comment elle s'ouvre. "Glissière" "Charnière".. Merci

thats just like the smell of napalm in the morning.. smells like victory...

Ten Rolls Royse merlin in the air is not a record by far.

Thank you for the video, after watching this a bit I now know how to fly a plane, I can finally do door dash much faster now

“We took delivery back in the sixties…..” HAHAHAHA

When you see one of those engines fired up on a test trolley with a 2 foot prop close up, it will amaze you the weight and power of 4 of them hoisted above your head to pull a big Lanc like this...

Thank you Canuck brothers for keeping those babies alive...From the UK...with love

You know it's serious when duct taping the windows shut is on the checklist.

Go Dusty

Ud think the merlin the Mosquito, Lancaster, spitfire and Hurricane, where all Canadians planes lol, but sorry guys just all British. 10 merlins ur prob never see again ? OK maybe in Canada but not here in uk as I seen over 20 spits at once.

I love the Hornet (tried in 1998 to fly one and failed on medical history), but it is so awesome. I actually like the side stick configuration of the F-16 and the F-35 more than the central position.