Airbus A319 - Very Fast Crazy Take Off

[@zhenxiao]

Pilot: "ladies and gentleman, thank you for flying with us today, we'll be taking off shortly..there we go, we are now at cruising altitude..."

[@heyjoesoap]

Captain, this isn't a Eurofighter.

[@TheRealestMaz]

True

[@VIR092]

I love watching the big birds execute high-G maneuvers, it's a real rush not like any other! Those A-319's are very agile, this was a great maneuver. The pilot could've accelerated even more and really shot up into the sky but this was pretty fantastic.

[@LosAngelesPilot]

Nice ground effect there to gain speed after the plane lifted off below the stall speed. I'm amazed at the climb angle and the turn rate. It almost looks unreal.

[@MsThearmand]

Pilot: V1 Vr gear up Gpws: PULL UP Pilot: Shit!

[@djpablish6270]

😂😂😂😂

[@2009razza]

idk about you but that was the best roller-coaster I have EVER been on!!

[@raemeredith3687]

It's neat to see such a large plane respond so quickly. Lets you know just how powerful those engines -really- are.

[@vonjager]

those airbuses and even the boeing 737 are amazingly powerful and maneuverable. they are flown at about 40% capacity during normal operations. The 60% overhead is for safety. the plane has more than enough power /maneuverability to do things you wouldn't believe. I've seen the airbus they nicknames the Vomit Comet in action... pretty crazy stuff

[@auaiao9]

I got cold chills watching this.

[@lenardalbert]

whoa! that was really great... I wish I was one of the passengers there.. Its like a roller-coaster ride...

[@jus91al]

I didn't think a passenger plane was capable of that! Cool :)

[@VIR092]

Nah....I would have been shaking his hand and bowing down in total admiration. :-)

[@PlatinumEagleStudios]

Pilot: Hold onto your baggage guys here we go. *pulls up wings* YEHAAAAAAAA *plays the Dixie horn sound through planes speakers* XD

[@DeepCaribbeanBlue]

This looks like an airshow i think. Too many planes on the ground next to the runway

[@landmark425]

Now Thats A High Performance Takeoff!!!

[@bellcc2930]

So FSX steam multiplayer exists in the real world...

[@zorls]

cringe

[@Alias389]

Offensive Memes What‘s cringe about that?

[@NYA1994.]

That Pilots Crazy

[@allyed]

i hate flying soo much but find myself looking at vids like this..

[@JYKDutchYT]

240p we meet again

[@Kitten_Cat333]

Lmao

[@nagypocak2]

'V1 rotate!' 'tutududu du du hmhm' 'rotate!' 'parattadadada la' 'ROTATE!' 'Oossshi' ... hnnn ... , gear up!'

[@bacvain]

they stress test the plane to make sure its all fine. My uncle used to do this. They would do all kinds of things to the plane to make sure it can handle sudden drops, heavy take off, sudden air push, etc... they have to be certified to fly in any weather or back to the dumpster.

[@Yas-nl7km]

this is the funniest thing i have ever seen in m ylife

[@miracleeraser]

I'm dumbfounded by the sheer ignorance of most of these comments

[@jimmycargill521]

Phoney....BUT FUNNY! 😊

[@ZC.Andrew]

wow, alot of power from those turbofans! that was impresssive

[@miranda3087]

Lmao some of y'all in the comment section🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ there are no people on board obviously

[@XionUnjust]

GOD DAMN

[@coolied]

Hell, that looked like fun...... I'd have loved to have been on that plane!

[@LandscapeMaster33]

*Edited*

[@AVIATIONluv]

DAAAAMMMN. That's insane!

[@Chloronix]

Pilot: "All passengers, please quietly climb back into your seats. We are sorry for the inconvenience!" LOL

[@jayballuk]

hell yeah! thats the kinda pilot i want on my next flight! certainly make turbulence seem mundane lol

[@sermerlin1]

holy shit that would have been an fun ride! it would be like riding roller coaster! :D

[@TheAgustRoo]

OMG!! first, i thought nothing, but suddenly shock!!! the pilots was insane! LOL!

[@DonTimsitto]

that was AWESOME!!!!!!!!

[@fortress1133]

"Tower, this is Ghost rider requesting a fly by." "Negative Ghost rider the pattern is full" "He he he he" "Um is there something I should know about?"

[@thabboy]

That takeoff looks like the takeoffs at SFO airport on any given day, esp. days when its windy or rain is imminent.

[@That1jazzguy]

OH SHIT! for the first bit I was already gettin the "I want my 30sec back" post going.....lol

[@JBMetalProductions]

loll that was pretty badass.

[@Themeparkworld96]

Fired!

[@niallmacparthalain5099]

Looks like a pretty standard GA take-off: Rotate, lower the nose to build airspeed, and then climb away 😂

[@laserstun]

HA! Nice ground-effect takeoff! I learned how to do that flying Cessnas. Always fun.

[@md69cs]

Those who stated it's an airshow are 100% correct. You can see by the number of aircraft by the side of the runway. I've been on a British Airways BAC 1-11 displaying at Finningley Airshow in 1983 - 1 slow pass down the runway, gear & flaps down, tear drop procedure to head the opposite way down the runway, this time flaps & gear up. Accelerate, throttle back just before the crowd line, at the end nose up, power on and climb away. Fantastic feeling.

[@solferuto4]

Passenger : please let me off !

[@MustraOrdo]

that was awesome and loco. danki (thank you)

[@Purinmeido]

This just shows you that jumbo jets aren't the flimsy pieces of aluminum that TV shows and the news make them out to be.

[@missisfreddiemercury]

holy shit! that was amazing :)

[@AviaZou7A]

0:24 Flight Protection: Oh no you don't!

[@fangzahn]

0:31 This is your captain speaking, we reached our cruising altitude, you can now take off your pressure suits and enjoy the rest of our flight! And hey..be prepared for an exciting landing!!

[@WolfieMilliex]

the pilot to copilot "hold ma beer i'mma do something" copilot "whaa?!" the pilot: "yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh" XD

[@khalilovH]

daaaaaaaaamn .. i can feel the G-force in my guts

[@GallardoFreak888]

holy crap now that takes some skill moving a damn heavy plane like that and then do a near vertical climb

[@Cumulus1989]

Haha, it looks like an airshow acrobation :) Great vid :)

[@masegofication]

he took off & didn't pitch up immediately so he gains speed, & after he gained enough speed thats when he made that steep climb. My hat's off for the driver, lots of skill there.

[@im1ru12]

Pilot was clearly doing his BEST top gun take off...!!!

[@hommedterre]

Now that is what I call real flying. Some excitement for a change.

[@nicolasjclement]

Dear chefadong, please note the engine round intake (737 is flattened at the bottom due to its lower ground clearance), the wing "fences" (737 has none or winglets), the nose (less "sharp" then the 737), tail design (737 has a longer base), landing gear doors (737 main landing gear has no doors), etc, etc.

[@YagoobianMike]

You can see that pilot wasn't using flaps. He gained speed instead of aerodynamic lift, then he leveled flight to gain more speed.He had great reserve of it , so he could lift the plane more than if he had flaps which creates more resistance AD. 1.Sorry for my english, if I made a mistake 2. If you are a pilot or experienced in aeronautics please reply. I'm not a very experienced pilot, but I think that is the reason of that kind of take-off

[@PilotMindset]

@t3avelos looks like a standard short field take off to me. The airplane can stay airborne at much lower speeds due to ground effect as long as it stays in ground effect, which is about a wing span or two above the ground, then, as it picks up speed, it does what it did. I sure hope there weren't any passengers in that plane.

[@ISISArchives]

This pilot is amazing!

[@predatortheme]

they should take off like this anywhere :D

[@ALLROY240]

@zeroturbulence Yes it is. What we have here is two parallel runways. The A319 takes off on the runway behind the cessnas. What causes the mind trick is that we see a runway in the foreground too, in front of the cessnas, but the 319 did not take off from that one. It took from the runway behind the cessnas.

[@thomasclatter]

@jankockv ...yes it is, the aircraft takes off and maintains appr. 10m, gear up, increases speed and climbs very quickly to 10000ft...our military pilots of A319CJ had spoken about it in an interview few weeks ago.

[@moosesnWoop]

"YOU ARE TO CLOSE TO THE GROUND. PULL UP. PULL UP" "whoops"

[@DavidEmerling79]

If I did that I'm pretty sure I'd have an appointment with the Chief Pilot.

[@shrek11ondvd]

Passengers: "HOLY FUCK HOLY FUCK I AM GONNA DIE IN TWO SECONDS OH MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS LORD ABOVE SAVE ME" Pilot: "Still got it"

[@J90JAM]

Didn't know the 319 was so damn fast!?

[@im1ru12]

Pilot was clearly doing his top gun take off

[@Otherdave008]

Its obviously an Air show, good video anyhow.

[@netlord]

@pingpongpung speed doesn't have to do with stalling. You can stall at any airspeed. High or low. IT all depends on the angle of attack.

[@ntabiblaze]

*nom nom nom* "oh Shit I forgot I'm the captain here"

[@mikel1982]

@niksonov you can turn them off and have a more traditional jet response from pilot input.

[@TheBandanaGuy]

Pilot: Hey Jim, check this out. Co- Pilot: Yea?.... AHH! AH AHHHHH! Jesus Christ! Pilot: What? I just wanted to show you that bird, dammit.

[@cortkatanakx1q]

Captain speaking: "Prepare your bags, we're taking off."

[@psy101514]

@OpheliaOgaard no...it's not a joke. i'm a pilot and we're all trained to do certain takeoffs for certain situations. that plane had to be empty meaning no passengers or cargo.

[@pitik36]

Very nice take off....!!!!!!!!!!

[@brent07]

Pilot: this is your captain speaking, all pregnant women please fasten your seat belt, the operation will only last for 5 seconds. and it will be free of charge, no Anesthesia needed, this will be quick. XD

[@MyCatInABox]

Probably a couple of test pilots for the airline(Eurowings?) putting some "miles" on a new unit. They often try to test it in real world scenarios (stall, low speed stall, safety ceiling limit, etc.) to see how the plane and it's safety systems respond---hence the high G load from the aggresive take-off.

[@XSmileydog]

He was probably consulting his "Flying Airplanes for Dummies" handbook

[@SavageSalad69]

"the little commercial jet that wished it could take off like an f-18"

[@Sterlingjob]

@t3avelos The beauty of the FBW and Airbus aircraft is that you can pull the stick as hard as you like, the computers will work out the aircraft limits. Engines are required to have a test flight after maintenance, if anything a high powered run

[@airbusisawesome]

He must be getting a job at the air force soon. Just wanted to practice his combat takeoffs. :)

[@_Tommmmmm_]

That's more of him simulating a soft field takeoff in an A319 opposed to a typical Cessna.

[@silanguinadventure]

I have seen this kind of take off in Brunei when the pilot is testing the King's jet plane. It is being flown by a German fighter pilot as regular routine to make sure that the plane is running based on recommended number of hours.

[@YagoobianMike]

That kind of take-off is quite normal. Fast take-off technique - is used when: 1.The runway is short and after the runway are obstacles (trees, building etc.) 2.Temperature is high - it is very important factor for the aviation. The higher temperature, the longer run. This is due to thin air.

[@RH-ib7bg]

Love the way he pulled the wheels off the runway and hovered over runway for a bit to gain ridiculous speed then throws it into the air. Wish I could take that ride. Yeeeeeee haaaaaaaw

[@holywells]

Wow, I wish that United would perform that kind of takeoff and climbout when I take one of their flights!! That would be the best part of the whole trip!! WAAHOO!!

[@psy101514]

@mariobighammer69 that right there is a soft field takeoff (grassy/dirt/water runway) which is odd to do at that asphalt runway. there's also a short runway takeoff and a regular takeoff. so at least 3.

[@Coloursoundm]

What he have on the fuselage? the nose? looks a bird strike or a simple painting? 0:15

[@popcornflakes1788]

That's crazy !! i'm a cabin crew and i wouldn't like to be on that plane AT ALL!!!

[@MultiMarmellata]

00:01 - 00:20 Copilot holding the commands. 00:21 Pilot: "WTF!! Make me drive this shit" 00:22 Pilot: "Pheeeeeew"

[@kanianbe]

... Woah, I thought the plane would break in pieces from all that stress :P

[@anunimportantaccount]

bro's speedrunning the flight

[@coolcatspjs]

That was the fastest and craziest thing Ive ever seen

[@raducsplayer]

Co-pilot:ready to go 2 seconds later V1,Rotate,V2

[@JehanKateli]

There's actually a name for this type of take-off. It's called a high-speed climb-out

[@mrshizzy234]

the pilot was probably like, where the FUCK IS THE STICK!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?! LOL uh ohhhh there it is, pulls back, OHHHH SHITT >__< lololol, this is great :D

[@Sterlingjob]

@brudzik89 Manoeuvre protection will limit the load factor to + 2.5g to - 1g when the flaps are retracted during high speed. The limit is changed to + 2g to 0g when the flaps are extended.

[@cartmanrlsusall]

i did its been sped up but it didnt need to be its still awesome performance for a passenger plane

[@keebler156]

someone needs to tell that pilot that those free first class drinks, are for the passangers

[@t3avelos]

This is either part of a show routine or a rehearsal of it. Another possible explanation is what engineers call a "flight engine test" when the engine is fresh from an overhaul. In this case as soon as an engine completes all testbed and ground tests, such a flight is what follows to rigorously test the performance of the overhauled engine. At least this is the standard procedure in the air force. In any case this flight is DEFINITELY not only without passengers but also with minimal fuel load.