Boeing 737 MAX takes off almost vertically

Farnborough 2016 airshow. Jaw droppingly footage. Incredible vertical climb. She went to the sky like a rocket. Actual angle is 40 degree not 90 !
Spectacular jet blast after torrential rain ! This is how test pilots are flying.
Imagine this awesome takeoff with a passengers on board.
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[@zahidrana9999]

when your childhood dream was to be a fighter pilot but accidently you become civil commercial pilot.

[@TheDayMang]

I would imagine many have military experience

[@Lurod_]

lol

[@Rastapopoulos...]

These are test flights conducted under strict technical supervision by test pilots most of whom are ex-military pilots.

[@papirius]

Do you think that there is a pilot from f16? 😁

[@RealLifeFinance]

OMG - I was gonna say almost same thing! When you flunk outta top gun but say F It - I'll show passengers a good time on the Boeing Max!!! Lmao

[@RFSA180]

Also comes with extreme vertical descent mode.

[@calebryan4467]

Lol MCAS haha I am too scared to fly the Max even if they fix nah uh never flying one.

[@imtrxshy6977]

facts

[@WhenSquirrelsAttack1]

If he didn't, he'd of stalled, even after he leveled off.

[@UraFlight]

It is true ! I won't fly on this model

[@midwestsirens]

@@calebryan4467 Actually once they fix it you'll be fine.

[@benhuang2773]

2016: Vertical takeoff 2018 and 2019: Vertical landing

[@Aniisananime]

Vertical crashing

[@umar7151]

Underated comments

[@jcrank1236]

Savage

[@jayabharathr4702]

excellent.. very true

[@yurieu5872]

OMG LOLLLLLLLLLLL (but sad)

[@i7rooper]

People used to say: If it ain't Boeing, I ain't going Now people say: If it's a MAX, I'm no PAX

[@ReineDz]

😂😂😂

[@ReineDz]

I laughed more than I should have to

[@danielmadumere4113]

Haha

[@meganthai1998]

@Johnny Sanchez This comment is way better than "If its Boeing, I'm not going." Like, NOT EVERY BOEING CRASHES.

[@Trolleyatthestation]

Lol

[@swrennie]

I guess they had the MCAS off...

[@Gamerboy-gy1rl]

no shit dummy lol

[@swrennie]

@@PabloGonzalez-hv3td Pretty sure MCAS would have over-ridden that angle of attack at take-off...no?

[@kevintran1070]

Agreed!

[@tomstravels520]

S Rennie you need to learn the difference between high angle of attack and high attitude climb

[@chrisgirgis6241]

Pablo Gonzalez he meant it as a joke stupid

[@numerobis3949]

and it can vertically land to ! unfortunately...

[@254lele]

u idiot

[@lottypelotas]

not funny

[@dennisprocurement]

Funniest ever 😂😂😂😂

[@faizbashaAirplanes]

I'm feeling guilty that I find this funny

[@dennisprocurement]

@@faizbashaAirplanes but it is funny.. Jus that these days you'd have to give an apology online after lafing ...me 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂no apology it's funny

[@vitosanto3874]

The power of those engines is unbelievable to put that plane vertices and not stall .Amazining.

[@pas5294]

Well mate, the point of this video is to show how close the plane would have fucked up

[@OfficialSamuelC]

Well a couple of those planes that took off were apparently about to stall so the plane decided that nose diving into the ground was better.

[@Jamenator1]

@@OfficialSamuelC Neither of the aircraft which crashed were even remotely close to a stall. Both crashed due to bad AOA data being fed to computer. The cause of the bad data in the first crash is not officially known but the aircraft had prior issues (including MCAS activation which the crew correctly overrode), on the day it crashed it had just come out of maintenance who obviously failed to fix the issue. The cause of the bad data in the 2nd crash is theorized to be the result of a bird striking the left AOA sensor, damaging it and causing it to send bad data to the flight control computer which then used the bad data

[@michaelallen1396]

@@Jamenator1 The stabilizer trim cutout switches next to the pilot's right knee would have stop the situation immediately, but you have to leave them off and manual trim is not effective over a set airspeed due to aerodynamic forces.

[@michaelallen1396]

aviation.stackexchange.com/questions/61239/what-does-in-trim-speed-mean-with-respect-to-boeing-737-mis-trimming-correctio

[@scopex2749]

Ground crew to captain :”how much fuel do you want?” Captain” just gimme enough for about 7 minutes I gotta make this good!”

[@VicMansaMusa]

Vertical take off, vertical landing...well done Boeing! I just want a normal plane that does normal things.

[@anwarhossain9730]

Well said bro.

[@lillemand5]

What you really want is a plane being able to do these steep takeoffs to demonstrate the limits you can comfortably stretch the airframe to, so that they don’t have to worry about overstressing the plane :)

[@genecass3245]

Victor H.B. Proves my point- humans are clever but not wise.

[@paull2815]

Now with bigger engines and quirky computer software.

[@KevinMooss]

You buy planes? Must be nice.

[@king_khaledu2240]

Who else is here after Ethiopia airplane crash RIP

[@babur729]

Me

[@donald_1989]

That vertical climb looks terrifying.

[@casaamaril]

Yes, poor people

[@maverik-my1ho]

Взлет конечно потрясающий после 2 разбившихся самолетов.😒

[@king_khaledu2240]

RIP

[@josefsstationrc6064]

These comments down below have taken the IQ points out of my brain.

[@danny8468]

Smarten up a bit.

[@michaelfletcher9171]

I was so impressed with its power when I first saw this clip. Very sad events as of late.

[@MrNuthed]

Sad yes but completely avoidable. Pilot error. Out of thousands of flights, 2 went down......while tragic it isnt out of the ordinary for a new model. Happened 3 times with the 727 I believe. And in those cases it was pilot error and not having experience on a new plane. The 727s were capable of landing on shorter runways due to a new wing design that pilots weren't used too. It's the same with the 737.......there is anti stall safety feature that pilots, especially in lesser developed areas, aren't familiar with.

[@johnrogan9420]

Impressed with a near catastrophe!!!

[@mpenner2124]

@@johnrogan9420 Never been to an airshow, I take it.

[@ajf5745]

@@MrNuthed The problem was none of the airlines were informed of the mcas.

[@alhanes5803]

@@ajf5745 No alfi. The problem was 2 crews not even qualified to fly a Cessna...

[@nikolaypaev6714]

The very problem is that it lands the same way

[@mastarah7664]

Dash kkkkkkkk you are too much

[@dsab381]

Made me lol.

[@akilghosh]

Rolf. No offense to the dead but funny comment

[@johnhuang112]

The main problem is pilot did not know about the MCAS, the 737MAX was amazing

[@videogames7774]

The crash fault wasn't the plane MCAS system. It was because of the pilots that didn't have a proper training about the new MCAS system. They should have desactivated the MCAS system when the nose of the plane is already stabalized with the horizon. The MCAS system prevents the plane from stalling (On high speed) if the nose of the plane is pointing up with a high thrust applied. You won't be able to recover the plane stability again and it may lead to the plane to stall. Thats why the MCAS system was invented for. It is also needed so the plane can pass the quality and safety inspection before being launched on the market. So everyone who is saying things like its the plane fault etc. First you must do a research before complaining and second with a lil bit more of knowledge about the new system those pilots could have avoided that crash. (Sorry for my english, thank you)

[@ParasFtl]

Well that escalated quickly.

[@ashraman4851]

TopFelya tyuuu

[@cristopherg7012]

*Slowly claps*

[@guillaumeromain6694]

Yeah and it falls from the sky even faster!

[@Turtle_Legs]

The irony of this joke...

[@Jman21UK]

I saw this video a few years ago when it was first announced, and I remember thinking wow look that plane can take off vertically and only now it turns out that's not supposed to happen! The amount of trust we all put into these companies with our lives is unbelievable.

[@KaTyJP]

And they crashed, lion air and Ethiopian! wow

[@soulsphere9242]

Still safer than driving your car, so at some point you realise you just have to get on with your life.

[@andreliu8101]

Looking amazing. And the more amazing stuff is that it can also show you a steep landing automatically.

[@dragonfly6908]

That vertical take off, i feel a panic attack coming on.

[@alingjuanacucina162]

You are right

[@sue9587]

There’s passengers on it❓❓❓or just a show?

[@dragonfly6908]

@@sue9587 Just the pilots.

[@sue9587]

DiZZeDilligent ookay! Then that’s impressive

[@sue9587]

dragonfly6908 Then that’s impressive

[@jindrichcapek9836]

Vertical take off? Now 2 vertical landings already. Too bad.

[@harpreetsinghmonga11]

Two crashes?? I only know about the ethopian airlines

[@jindrichcapek9836]

@@harpreetsinghmonga11 : The first one crashed in October 29, 2018 in Indonesia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lion_Air_Flight_610

[@fab8657]

@@harpreetsinghmonga11 Lion Air 610

[@bulanbintangpurnama2212]

so sad :(

[@alessiosem2238]

@@harpreetsinghmonga11 It's your problem if you don't know anything about the previous crash 5 months ago of one of the 737 MAX owned by Lion Air.

[@Sergey322]

Hello, is it OK to feature your clip in a my chanel for educational purposes (so-called temporary copyright.)? You can stop me from using your content at any time and it will be deleted immediately. It will be credited in the description & comments section with your name. Thanks, MM

[@topfelya]

Im sorry but this video is not for rey-loads on KZbin or Facebook. Copies will be deleted !

[@brandonsantoro47]

@@topfelya that seems kinda rude and greedy!

[@topfelya]

@@brandonsantoro47 I'm not rude !

[@tracyg9721]

That rolled my stomach just watching it. Bless those departed souls. 😢

[@gastroesophagealreflux6285]

It's a fake simulation

[@BlakeSandenMedia]

Who is here after the awful news of these planes :(

[@ibrahimbm1742]

Yeah. Me.

[@tamimhassani3510]

Me

[@YashSharma-mv5ee]

Fucking MCAS automation!

[@surajgurung6600]

Blake Sanden I

[@Gamerorakel]

What happens

[@Poorschedriver]

Ryan Air Pilots doing some routine flight training....

[@davidglover1854]

More likely Monarch, where load factors aren't such a problem :)

[@fokjock]

Ryanair do not have it.

[@NLozar22]

Ryanair's fleet consists only of 737-800s, though after seeing what MAX can do they are probably like "shut up and take my money" :'D

[@YuJinChia]

They just ordered 200 of them though.

[@Daniel_JS]

Careful, Ryan Air Is A Cargo Airline In Alaska. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Air_Services Ryanair Is The Airline You Mean. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryanair

[@sonictigertv1721]

Wow what an impressive plane and takeoff, I can’t believe these crashes we’ve seen in the news lately

[@TCBElvisAPresley]

That MAX takeoff was astounding. And a beautiful plane.

[@georgehadjiyiannis8614]

We don't want power. We want safety!!!

[@vitaliynik5571]

+++++++

[@luciaris2355]

Rt

[@nabsat1938]

True. Indonesia dan ethiopia sudah menjadi korbannya. Use google translate to read my opinion. :)

[@zsi]

The point isn't power but stress testing.

[@victorian-lady]

Yes!!!

[@bradchamers5831]

Maybe we will be able to buy these planes for a couple of cents in a few days lads!

This plane is only good for terrorists, apparently.

[@Carefreeblues]

@ Even they wouldn't want one. If 911 Terrorists hijacked this plane they would've crashed in the sea instead of the WTC.

[@hanzohattori2492]

@@Carefreeblues agreed

[@jimbo20022002]

What do you buy them for? To convert to a house in your back yard :)

[@lilyreyes6807]

Lol

[@KhadarwaleeD5]

Very sad the captain is my close friend I miss him rest in peace bro

[@bryndowsvista3016]

PUBG MOBILE SOMALIA I’m so sorry for your loss 😔

[@atenglenon]

@Glory Grace he was wrong maybe he didn't read the subtitle.. but yes, another 737 max had accident in Somalia a few days ago..

[@StneCldKilla]

R.I.P. I’m sorry for your/the loss. < 3

[@KirinC]

R.I.P.

[@markfisker6536]

@Get it get it Nuggets How about we are all humans. How about that.

[@hopeimoh4208]

I was here because KZbin suggested it to me.

[@friggerx3150]

@Anderson Mendes it is so it suggested it to me just now.

[@airesjusto4143]

Same...

[@moo24251]

It’s always someone else’s fault 😂

[@hopeimoh4208]

@@moo24251 Reality check... lol

[@moo24251]

Hope Imoh really??

[@paulanderson79]

Many professional pilots have declared the B737 overpowered. This is impressive. I am from the UK.

[@howienyb4331]

I love British airways 777

[@westsideflyer7559]

Don't be a dick.

[@tehguitarque]

Yeah it's designed to take off in the shittiest conditions on earth. I never thought about how OP it would be in perfect conditions though.. damn

[@luismolina5049]

Westside Flyer 8

[@nicksantoro868]

paulanderson79 you guys this isn't a dick measurement contest.

[@TheHDAviation]

Wow, super impressive takeoff. That must be quite the sensation having such a steep climb than going into zero gravity. Awesome video!

[@mariandorin9770]

Fucking freak. This is a comercial flight

[@kennymccormick167]

1:01 MCAS Mode activated

[@DinezTaxis]

Such a beauty! The noise was a music in the ears!

[@spanishmontana6121]

So glad that I can't afford a holiday sometimes

[@schaui2364]

:-(

[@illuminated2438]

Spanish Montana Why's that? The third world has always had more plane crashes than anywhere else, it's the nature of primitive societies that can't do anything other than clumsily attempt to use the technologies of superior peoples and societies.

[@sereysothe.a]

Illuminated youre typing your stupidity on technology built in asia

[@nikitasingh7243]

😂😂 same here

[@pattyleabo426]

Hahahaha

[@Steveo_00700]

I am sick and tired of hearing it could be pilot error. There are many reports by many pilots who filed complaints they had with this plane. The odds of two identical planes crashing 4 months apart makes it look pretty obvious to me that this plane has safety issues.

[@user-on8to9un6q]

Hmmm... I don't know about that, but you should really use DUOLINGO COMBINED WITH THE POWER OF DUPLO PLAYTIMES, GLA! FUN FOR IBABS!

[@writingmaster3008]

Meh

[@vikassharma5424]

Its the newly introduced MCAS functionality that is fucking with the pilots....

[@johngoncuian8014]

Yes,but ETHIOPIAN pilots were not trained enough to handle this 737 when to remove from AUTOPILOT to manual when plane started to dive.

[@tajneeley]

They said it was the new software malfunctioning

[@atenglenon]

Next level roller coaster.. Somehow, that modern jet airflow system makes that airplane looks like has its levitation effect.

[@dorcaschileshe2220]

Anyone here after 737-800 max crash?? RIP

[@alialyafee4847]

What? There’s been a third crash??

[@maryryanroman2399]

علي اليافعي Ali Alyafee No, I don't think so.

[@angelabailey1692]

Yep and that looks exactly like an MCAS demonstration now.

[@tecno4u31]

Why?

[@angelabailey1692]

@@tecno4u31 The plane takes off at a very steep angle of attack (risking a stall). The MCAS system is designed to kick in, in that scenario, and reduce the angle of attack for nine seconds at a time. That is possibly why the plane levels off suddenly. Obviously, the pilot was a stunt pilot pushing the plane to it's limits.

[@MrEndoftheRoadRC]

just with the initial thrust and acceleration I knew it was going to be impressive but hot damn, a near vertical climb......wow😲....thanks for the share.👍

[@chur25]

They just grounded the 737 MAX in Europe today. Good news safety first

[@camjustdoit.7879]

Yeah true safety first. Boeing are having a lot of problems in the past years!

[@manikchakma1414]

Hi

[@chur25]

@@camjustdoit.7879 Now they say it's a software failure!!

[@oguaghambauchenna9218]

Even in nigeria also

[@nickjonesCSM]

I remember Airbus having the same problems with software when they first used the fly by wire system. The aircraft software would try to override the pilots input. It’s fine when your phone or tablet plays up but when it’s a $50 million aircraft carrying passengers it’s a different story.

[@albertovieira588]

My first flight was in one of these, GOL PR-XMA I think. It was this one that made me love aircrafts. 2:30 hours flight from São Paulo to Recife, both in Brazil.

[@davidhynd4435]

Wow, it goes up almost as quickly as the number of cancelled orders!

[@egret2813]

Don’t forget the fun Boeing super special computer programmed automatic vertical nosedive about a minute after take off ..

[@kieran1780]

e gret 😂😂😂

[@mauricioalejandro74]

e gret lmao

[@abhijitmahajan2007]

Its a piece of shit engineering. Shameful. The plane is weird and possessed.

[@tonyann5646]

@@abhijitmahajan2007 Weird, possessed? A plane? By what?. What an idiotic comment. Boeing planes are brilliantly engineerd, and have been for years. These things are manmade, and as such can and will go wrong It is sad that so many people died. I know that they will find and rectify the problem. The pilot flying that plane should be severely censured, he's not In a fighter jet.

[@beagleandme]

😆😆😆

[@xzcccc]

And also landing vertically. Great engine

[@vincentmarsh6748]

Great piloting

[@jasonbrown442]

Well not in this case

[@vincentmarsh6748]

Unless he stacked it into the ground then yes it is great piloting..risky but any landing you walk away from is a good one...on the whole

[@DAvidgzzgggg]

One of the most beautiful aircraft in the world. I'm talking about the 727 in the background, obviously.

[@Daweisstebescheid]

20 sec to take off, insane Power 💪

[@dtz1000]

They must have switched the computer off, otherwise they would be dead now.

[@topgmotiv8tion]

dtz1000 why

[@SweatyCam]

This is the old 737 Max

[@3DPrintable]

Cameron Mee is it ? The old ones don’t have dual end wing flaps

[@pattyleabo426]

The planes are so advanced that they’re crashing lol

[@armageddon988]

😂

[@tomtalker2000]

This new 737 is AWESOME...!!! The straight vertical lift off was just breath taking to watch. And it almost seemed like the jet was hovering for a second after it leveled off and flew forward. Just another spectacular piece of aviation from Boeing. My Uncle a retired Colonel in the Air Force who helped with plans on building the now B2 Bomber would be so proud...!!!

[@airplanebuilderman]

thank god the take-offs aren't that steep with passengers on the plane.

[@DLJ2890]

and no real amount of fuel

[@winonawacker9969]

That didn't seem to bother the Hughes pilots I mentioned in my comment above! In fact, that was the most popular airline in town!

[@islandwx11]

It was not Vertical; maybe 60 degrees and ran out of climb performance very quickly!

[@gandalfthegrey8236]

@@islandwx11 Well if you pay attention the plane did climb upward for a good bit straight up at about an 80-90° angle before leveling off and moving forward. That's quite an impressive feat for a commercial jet to do.

[@marksimon8393]

Wow, that was an incredible take off.

[@jvndent0127]

I think this video showed the portent of the two 737 Max 8 crash accidents... r.i.p.

[@jameshawk2470]

Tf is a portent?

[@PhelipeNascimentoo]

Legends say they landed on the moon 18 minutes later

[@PhelipeNascimentoo]

@@wendelllima768 aaaah seu desgraçado kkkkk

[@CorbsVids]

Fuck you. "Legends" do not say that.

[@wendelllima768]

@@CorbsVids cmon bitch, you're not brazilian. You dont gotcha what hes mean. Back off bitch. Lol

[@PhelipeNascimentoo]

@@CorbsVids I agree :p thanks for the respect btw

[@okei4372]

Lol

[@pragqouy]

Isso é simplesmente fantástico esses motores são de uma força inimaginável, imaginem são centenas de toneladas sendo empurradas para cima em um piscar de olhos, incrível.

[@Cpr1234]

737 max: does a near-vertical takeoff also 737 max: crashes twice in 6 months and gets grounded

[@yurieu5872]

What a disgrace.. should have spared the poor people that had nothing to do with it.

[@daynejohnson1918]

No mcas

[@virtuous8]

That amazing climb is the design bug marketed as a feature

[@cmetube]

Agus Santoso Yep! Flawed plane will crash again. 100% guaranteed. No matter what software fixes occur.

[@mpenner2124]

@@cmetube Really? How long have you had a dual career as both a Boeing engineer and a prophet? The amazing climb is because there are no people or cargo onboard and this is a demo at an airshow. It does beg the question of how such a flawed airplane can fly like this, though, doesn't it?

[@Sheesh6181]

@@halcyonoutlander2105 small cookie, unique taste.

[@khylejoseph166]

@@mpenner2124 Just because it had a flaw, doesn't mean it can't fly. It can still perform all the tasks of a regular civilian aircraft, computer or not.

[@mpenner2124]

@@khylejoseph166 Of course. They screwed up in their assumptions and execution with one system, but they'll get it right and it will be fine. The "fundamental flaw" story is not true, just some fake news from VOX and similar sources, which is what I was referring to above.

[@samstamant1673]

Vertically taking off ay. Reminds me of lion air and Ethiopian crashes

[@sidneyurikhob689]

I will never ever board that flight or step a foot in indo Very scary experiance

[@xlgoldfish]

I know I'd find this comment in the comment section. :(

[@janicejavanshir]

@@sidneyurikhob689 Tell that to ryan Air

[@chp6cn3]

Your correct

[@DavidS-zq8tz]

That's an air show, nothing like a commercial flight take-off

[@kokeshkokesh]

Good the anti-stall didn't kick in. It would be embarrassing

[@vadymbrykalov8733]

It looks like it could go directly to Mars. Amazing take off

[@user-xj3pt4hf4n]

Ever and never to ride this plane , I don't want to die.

[@happyIMB]

Too bad this Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircrafts keep falling like stones lately. Instead of making the plane so overpowered, they could put more focus on makng every sensor work properly and actually increase safety of flying. Bad reputation for Boeing.

[@jennyfrosch19]

If it's not Boeing I'm not going... still

[@Namo81]

I agree this is not ok. I hope people refuse this shit . It is not save

[@conneellyp]

@@jennyfrosch19 If its a boeing you won't be going 😜

[@garywirasandjaja4380]

If its boeing im not going 😁

[@TroyaJamilyn]

www.reuters.com/article/us-ethiopia-airplane-witnesses/ethiopian-plane-smoked-and-shuddered-before-deadly-plunge-idUSKBN1QS1LJ?fbclid=IwAR3_LmhKFLG-rpiwGJUtC87ZzowGlRCQWFDcpnQuO6Uh95rMpE4WgBBxkC4 Wouldn't have anything to do with sensors...

[@andrewprabagar2144]

Pilot must hve been trained at top gun school.

[@Thisisahandle701]

... HiGHWAY TO THE DANGER ZONE......

[@julianpalacio874]

Que como así?

[@theplanechannelN863GT]

Pls don’t be afraid of being on the max bc it’s now one of the safest airliners out there.The 2 crashes of the max we’re due to poor pilot training for MCAS but they have a training program now for MCAS and fixed the MCAS.

[@cintroberts6614]

That is how it lands also. Vertically. MCAS = May Crash Any Second.

[@SM_Fato]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@DionDamaris]

Boeing forgot to include this 'step-by-step how to take off' in the manual...

[@johngoncuian8014]

And remove from autopilot.

[@commonsensedatcom]

😂😂

[@PaulStewartAviation]

Great footage!

[@sandylman8219]

Now that would be some start to your summer holiday!

[@UraFlight]

That would be great but I wonder when we will start flying to holidays

[@zdenekrosa9762]

Fantazie,až se vychytají porodní bolesti,věřím,že to bude skvělý letadlo-

[@biggerbi]

If it's a Boeing (737 MAX-8), my mother in law's going.

[@JTREX80]

😂that’s colder than a mother in-laws kiss on Christmas

[@kingkong7882]

Mother in law's are always Witches.

[@SA-jz6pb]

Hhhh Not all of them are that bad..😂😂 Ciao

[@reygienezlatev6210]

biggerbi hahahaha!! 😂😂😜

[@kumarvijayag]

😂😂😂

[@Sarita12385]

I would've passed out from fear after the first 2 seconds of takeoff 😵

[@Ken-bj5ce]

I'd like to know what the IAS was when they leveled off. Great display of the performance limits of the 737.

[@68cessna6]

It's been winning the STOL Awards lately

[@Greg29]

I think if that plane had passengers the cabin would be a mess lol.

[@TwZGFX]

soaringtractor read properly before calling someone out as a dumbass.

[@Femmefatale32000]

Hahaha!! We know it's a test flight, bu if it was a passenger plane, then there would be sick bags as face masks and the compulsory adornment of incontinence underwear!!😂😂😂

[@wilburfinnigan5627]

Burr;3;/ And you are a dumb ass also for sticking your long nose into others conversations !!!! DUUUUHHHHH!!!!!!!!!

[@wilburfinnigan5627]

AAYAN IF..... he cannot make a positive statement he needs to keep his mouth shut !!!!!

[@Anonymous-jb6gj]

@@lmao9444 He only did it in 1

[@coriscotupi]

Very cool. It's amazing what a lightly loaded airliner can do.

[@aerohk]

corisco tupi probably just have 10 minutes of fuel?

[@coriscotupi]

***** I wouldn't go as far as only 10 minutes of fuel, but probably very little indeed.

[@gandalfthegrey8236]

If it can do that unloaded with minimum fuel odds are it can do the same fully loaded with a full tank of fuel. If the situation ever required them to perform such a maneuver that is.

[@Tory9242]

AOA & MCAS might be a problem. Now I want to know, is there any other model of plane that has MCAS?

[@lordwalker71]

Had a take off like that leaving Vancouver and scared the absolute crap out of me, they should warn passengers if they are going to do that.

[@fatbloke26]

Great at taking off, not so great at keeping itself in the air

[@nailnot289]

С Салехарда в Тюмень когда летел, взлет был таким же. Балуют некоторые пилоты экстримом.))

[@princessponee7916]

What's with the v shaped wing tips. Some kind of vortex trail breaker?

[@brianjensen5200]

Winglets they're called

[@nio182]

Waw.. The nose goes down to stabilize from stall, that's done by MCAS? amazing

[@Igororgunov]

Я загазовал всю квартиру после просмотра, после такого взлета с пассажирами никто никуда долеко не улетел. Кислорода бы не хватило))))

[@tochukwunnyigide4025]

Who else noticed the catastrophic nose-down?

[@santoshgujar3796]

Yes fearfully it's the way it is reported in newspaper

[@efudd-xp9ry]

See how the nose of the plane tipped downward after near vertical takeoff. That is the MCAS system in action. Scary stuff,because when the angle of attack is too steep it can cause the plane to stall and MCAS gets activated automatically and is almost impossible to turn off.

[@Josh-vw3yl]

It’s so crazy to see that big plane go straight up

[@ricosuave9848]

By this video , we can tell the different software that they were using in this Plane isn't the same compare with the last two Planes that just went nose dive .

[@user-ot4wm2fh8g]

No it was. MCAS detected that the plane was nearly vertical here and so pushed the nose down. On both crashed flights, the MCAS detected the plane was nearly vertical when it was just flying straight because of a faulty sensor and so pushed the nose down. This caused a nose dive too close to the ground and they crashed...

[@erlingcantik2799]

All the Boeing 737 Max 8 should be grounded until the CEO and Board Of Directors of Boeing can fly around the world in a 737 Max 8 to prove us its safety .

[@kishansn3145]

Awesome Acceleration... ❤ B737❤

[@kathynix4944]

Boeing is far and away the best designer and builder of airplanes in this world. I would fly on a Max8 any day of the week, I still have a better chance of winning the lottery than being in a plane crash

[@motilj]

It can do vertical landing too. Pretty impressive!

[@Djay_B]

Psh. That's something only untrained pilots can do.

[@rainkc5020]

How does a rubber ball sounds like when you throw it on the ground. *"Boeing Boeing Boeing"*

[@donniebrasko1729]

So wrong but, so funny I'm dead!!!! 😳😂 anyone, anyone!?!?!?

[@osmango19]

Clever 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@mrrolandlawrence]

what id like to know is for this demo.. was MCAS turned off by boeing?

[@nickieshadowfaxbrooklyn5192]

Pls top up with a vertical CFIT to make it complete in regards to B-737MAX.

[@russty81ify]

Vertical take off and landing I hear.....buy an Airbus

[@slavoslav9175]

No! Buy an Embraer

[@NicholasMcClintock1]

That is really freaky - Seeing a passenger plane do stuff like that. If you were a passenger on that flight you'd tighten your belt to the point of strangulation , cry/sob uncontrollably and most likely involuntarily urinate in your seat out of pure terror and crippling fear .

[@GewelReal]

I'd put my hands up and scream of joy

[@CLOSE1RocketLeague]

Yes xD

[@Chris-hx9fw]

Fax man why the hell they be doing shit like that

[@-MohammedElSyed-]

@DINOS br 10-15 degrees IS NOT vertical.

[@GusDaCosta]

This is a test flight.

[@johnrogan9420]

SR71 shot up like that at Norton AFB air show...circa 1992.. Could it do a backflip and crash?

[@miketel01]

I guess the MCAS off switches were installed in this fine bird. Damn it rolls really well.

[@maheshmohan92]

I think they disconnected MCAS before doing all air shows... Like turning off traction control and abs before doing car stunts..

[@TheFrenchPug]

You know it! Those guys there knew what they were doing! Now do it without turning MCAS off!

[@Jamenator1]

@@TheFrenchPug Unlikely, MCAS only operates with flaps up and at the edge of the envelope (high Angle of Attack). Even if it did operate, all it will do is increase the pull force on the yoke required to perform the maneuvers. MCAS is not a hard protection like on airbus, all it does is attempt to make the aircraft feel more stable by increasing the pull force required at high AOA by in putting some nose down trim, it does not stop the crew from making aggressive maneuvers

[@TheFrenchPug]

@@Jamenator1 Well, then, it sounds like something else was causing the trim tabs (?) to be driven all the way down on that screw. My friend flies the Airbus A380 (?) for Fed Ex and said it sounds like they were fighting the MCAS or bad AOA sensor input somehow but he has not flown in one himself.

[@Jamenator1]

@@TheFrenchPug If you are referring to the recent Lion Air and possibly Ethiopian crash. MCAS was the likely cause, except only that it was being fed false data from a sensor. The fact that the lion air crew managed to fight MCAS for 12 mins goes to show that it is not an aggressive or sudden trim input. It is also instantly overridden by the crew's trim inputs, i.e. the crew have higher priority than MCAS and their trim inputs override those of MCAS. However it is insidious and unforgiving, each time the crew stop trimming, MCAS will start trimming again after a 5 sec delay if AOA is still high (or if bad data still exists). Looking at the data from the lion air recorders, the crew at the end stopped trimming against MCAS (possibly distracted), there were a few short trim inputs but not enough, so essentially they let it wind the trim further and further nose down without realizing until it was too late and the aircraft couldn't be held in level flight. I'm guessing the most recent crash will turn out to be similar

[@TheFrenchPug]

@@Jamenator1 I believe you will be correct. Based on what we've been told, that is what makes the most sense. But they could have also turned MCAS off however, is it possible with bad data coming in the pilots still weren't sure of their attitude?

[@theorigionalslimjim]

Farnborough 2016 airshow. Jaw droppingly footage. Incredible vertical climb. She went to the sky like a rocket. And then killed people..

[@andysmith6824]

It is not the airplane’s fault. I realize that the investigations are not concluded yet, but the majority of us pilots who fly the 737 variants understand perfectly what happened. If American-trained pilots were flying those two airplanes, they would not have crashed. Now everyone is going to tiptoe around the real cause, and will be afraid to say that third-world pilots and airlines are a whole different world than in the USA. We are spoiled, because we earned it. But that is why flying is so safe in the states. The cause of the crashes is technical to explain, and people do not have that long of an attention span. They want their news is 30 second clips, but this can’t be explained in 30 seconds. You need to understand aerodynamics first, then 737 systems, redundancy, what MCAS does and does not do....I could go on. The 737 MAX is a fantastic airplane.

[@theorigionalslimjim]

What an incredibly stupid,and arrogant reply,these planes have been grounded world wide you idiot!

[@mcanning51]

Sincerely hope this isn’t the last time we see the MAX, come on Boeing get them airworthy. Gotta feeling the industry will be needing lots.

[@451dskots88]

Such and impressive display of raw power. Such a shame it was forgotten because of a computer problem.

[@taviokagame9305]

*Beautiful!* Hope all problems are fixed and everything goes well for Boeing and its workers.

[@helius661]

I am not an aviation analyst, but if the aircraft climb suddenly too steep, would it be risk of staling?

[@THYB737]

Yes if it was heavy. But in this case it was empty and light and they went to full thrust.

[@rayg9069]

At the top of the climb it was stalled, it fell over the peak in zero G, trim flaps full down trying to lower the nose. They were test pilots who can fly anything with wings.

[@DaGuys470]

@@rayg9069 had it really stalled it would've crashed. If a plane stalls in climb it usually either comes down with nose pitched up or banks and rolls over to one side

[@rayg9069]

@@DaGuys470 If you define stall as lose of lift over the wing the plane was stalled, it pushed itself over purely on thrust and recovered, it did slew over to one side slightly.

[@steveramos1452]

Any plane would unless you have wet thrust.

[@girishbj3403]

This pilot really requires a big Salute

[@jeff3388]

The plane that will fly itself into the ground, overpowering two adults who know they're going to die. Thank you boeing for taking the pilot out of the plane, safety first after all.

[@JMRabil675]

Boeing is nothing but greedy scum bags that should be in prison.

[@PabloGonzalez-hv3td]

It's happened on many types of planes not just Boeings it happened to Airbus first but they didn't crash because its computers cleared the faulty data in time learn about the ADIRU in the A330/A340 and Qantas flt 72