F-86 Sabre Aerobatics - No Music! - Airshow London 2018

Paul Keppeler performs aerobatics in his North American F-86 Sabre at Airshow London 2018 in London, Ontario.
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[@rowdoc]

There are some aircraft that just look “right” isn’t there? ❤️

[@sapphire7588]

Ok

[@butt005]

Hero of paf .zindabad

[@frankly5171]

Perhaps the most exquisite looking fighter jet of all time. Classic good looks.

[@that1randomguy758]

Frank Ly u have 69 likes... nice

[@tomaims]

Amen!

[@jessonraim4772]

93 likes now

[@PopularVisualWave]

140 now

[@djxsquizit]

I heard my name 😁

[@hamshackleton]

The aircraft make their own music, no need for electronic noise!

[@MsMarcosfreitas]

Yes! Perfect observation.

[@nuddin99]

Piston engines sure, but jets don't sound nearly as nice. Sure there are notable exceptions like the Vulcan or Tu95, but everything else sounds like a high pitched sqeel.

[@twandepan]

Nissan U. -SUBW00FER- well thats surely not my opinion

[@u.s.patriot3415]

Amen!🙏🇺🇸👍

[@Mandorle21]

Music is not just noise

[@clark748]

A beautiful jet. North American really had some great designers.

[@playstationgaming2758]

@waheed chaudary yes indeed.

[@nickjohnson710]

@@paperman9708 operation paperclip 🤐

[@rubenomarbueno1134]

Recuedos de mi infancia . En el cine de mi barrio natal . La película Zorros del Espacio sobre la guerra de corea . Espectacular , pude ver por primera vez al " Sabre " , nunca mas olvide a a aque formidable avion de caza. Muchos años despues supe qué era considerando por sus pilotos como ...." El último verdadero avion de caza ".

[@CoasterGaming]

@@paperman9708 same goes for early Soviet Jets some even looking like an improved copy of the me262 the SU-9(K) is pretty much a continuation of the 262

[@michaelexman5474]

these old mig's and sabers had such great lines they look soo good

[@NickTasy]

Man North American really hit it out of the park with its planes back then. The P-51 and the F-86. The Sabre is basically the Mustang of jets

[@saadirfan7909]

I don't know why but when I see an f-86 sabre,I just love it,the shape the sound the coulour,my ancestors used it in the war of 1965 to defend against India,M.M.Alam a Pakistani pilot holds the record for shooting down 5 enemy aircraft in 45 sec(shortest time of becoming ace record),there so majestic

[@jamalfuzail4369]

Its lovely. I saw its performance during 1965 and 1971 indo pak war. Watched live dog fight against Indian knet, RUSSIAN SU-7, and MIG -21. Pakistani sabres shooted down all these 3 types of indian aircrafts. Its really beautiful and strong like SABRE.

[@saadirfan7909]

@@jamalfuzail4369 how did it feel to be present in the most glorious periods of our history,1965 war,can you describe the atmosphere

[@jamalfuzail4369]

Yes dear Irfan in 1965 war I was 15 years old and was in Lahore. I saw live dog fight Pakistani and Indian jets. We were so emotional that we went on the roof of our house and looking at air craft running against each other. Finally Indians ran away. Generally we stay out of pur home whole night. Digging trenches and guarding our area. Waiting if any indian paratrooper comes we grab him or to look any spy if he give light towards sky. It was very different feelings against our enemy. Which I still have. We did defense training conducted by army after war. Learn to fire 303 gun fire, drill etc. We were ready to go to border but our army jawans were there. I am now 68 but still having same jazba to fight. I am waiting if any indian comes I am there to handle him.

[@saadirfan7909]

@@jamalfuzail4369 wow 68,ALLAH aur bare Umar naseeb kare💚,surely you would have sent on of your children or grandchildren in the army right?

[@jamalfuzail4369]

I was myself in Pakistan Air force and fought 1971 war in east Pakistan.

[@kultursender6507]

Very nice! And without stupid music - jet sound only. F-86 for ever!!!

[@mikeloghry9521]

YES INDEED FOREVER

[@diamondmidnightgardener]

Yup, no Topgun bullshit or cheesy "dreams" by Van Halen

[@aviationmd]

The engine noise is the only music i want

[@kultursender6507]

@@aviationmd Exactly!

[@Chilly_Billy]

Thank you so much for not adding adding a music score.

[@TheOldelwood]

I was in the Navy during the Korean war aboard the U S S Bennington C V A -20 and we had them aboard, The Navy called them FJ-3 Furys. Just F-86 beefed up for carrier landings!

[@mikesmith7249]

Were you ships company or attached to an air wing?

[@jaewoojung1309]

As a korean i must say... thanks for your service sir!!

[@LentPanic7]

jaewoo jung As an America, I must say thank you for your bbq. Mild digression, have a good day.

[@H-cranky]

Did you see any FJ-4s?

[@mtlassen1992]

I watched an F86 lose power/stall at 50 feet on takeoff after an airshow in Sacramento CA back in 1972. He did a hard carrier style landing, skidded over 1/4 mile through the dirt field, across a busy street and through the front doors of a very crowded Farrells Ice Cream Parlor, killing 22 people(including 12 children). The pilot was injured but lived. He later did a nose dive in a P51 on final approach and died, along with his attorney in the back seat. The cause was never found, but the Farrells crash was ruled pilot error. I can only imagine what he had gone through.

[@brianperry]

When growing up in fifties England I still remember hearing and looking up to see the F86 flying out of the US air-bases in East Anglia... Just like our Hawker Hunter....classic lines

[@BayouBoy2443]

USAF and Her Majesty’s Royal Air Force ruling the skies

[@markcherriman6136]

Thank God no music , just the beautiful sound of that graceful old lady .

[@dougc190]

A while back at the Chino planes of Fame airshow, they had an f-86 and a mig-15 do a demonstration, that was great watching them chase each other

[@chrisambrose8838]

I have loved the F-86 since I was a little boy & im 72 now ! It is the epitome of a jet fighter! 👍💙🇺🇸🙋‍♂️🖖🏻🚀

[@mondeacid5610]

My Dad gave me a model less than a foot long and put it together , had it in my room till i left for calif. My Mom kept it all this time, 45 years now 71 i have it on my desk, love the plane, thanks for posting

[@nhedrick100]

Wise person, no music, just pure airport sounds, great video, show us more !!!

[@billgund4532]

Apologizing in advance if this is a bit lengthy. in 1957 dad was an F-86 flight instructor at Williams AFB, AZ. At the armed forces day open house, dad waslow flying "tail end Charlie " in an 8 ship formation. After the formation landed, a lone F-86 did a high speed/low level pass that wowed the spectators. This 8 yr old boy had tears running down his face, screaming "That's my dad!" About an hour later, dad joined me just in time to see an F-104 do a high speed pass. I remember the awestruck look on his face watching the 104 go near vertical on full burner. And yes, 7 years later he went mach 2 in the 104.

[@NovaMcKay]

That nose gear and trap door retract hella fast

[@Tonetwisters]

I fell in love with these jets as a kid, when they were brand new. That neat nose and those long swept-back wings used to send me into orbit!

[@franzschaefer4002]

Got to know the F86 Sabre in the 1950s. Still one of my favourite aircraft. Beautiful!

[@kkkkk5890]

My grandpa flew one of these in his service. Its a beauty alright. Still have the photo of him posing next to one.

[@josipvrandecic2472]

One of the most beautiful designs ever...thanks indeed ASV.

[@VibeXplorer]

As we know, North American designed the P-51 Mustang - one of the greatest aircraft of all time. That alone would be an enormous achievement, but they also designed the F-86 Sabre. Huge. But wait, there's more. They also created the T-6 Texan and the B-25...and the X-51...and the Super Sabre...the XB-70...the Bronco...and bonus credits for significant components of the Apollo launch vehicle, the B-1 Lancer, and the freaking space shuttle orbiter no less through the merger with Rockwell. Some of the most aggressive and powerful looking aircraft ever designed. What a lineup!

[@garymcaleer6112]

The most beautiful aesthetically perfect personal jet of all time. I would like to see two of them escort the Boeing 727 in flightL the most beautiful passenger airliner of all time.

[@donnyboy2589]

Gary McAleer Yes!!!!

[@MUFSpoiler]

no

[@HogHerder84]

I agree-100%!

[@garymcaleer6112]

@@MUFSpoiler I surrender my will to yours... "Mr. Helper."

[@philclaytonphotography]

Ohhh I don't know, would have loved to have seen Concorde escorted by two English Electric Lightnings too, maybe it's because I am from the other side of the pond ;-)

[@user-hb8be5wb4q]

The F86 had an afterburner in the last few mods performed on the series. I saw one while in Korea. That was the most updated model the Koreans had in 1968. It could really fly. And I’d call the F86D model, in my opinion is the prettiest nicest design the Americans had. It has sex appeal. And it looks like it flying when it’s standing still. And the after burner was just icing on the cake. Fly long, live long, FLY FIGHT WIN! And it had six(6) honking 50 caliber guns.

[@geraldrembert8321]

this plane looks like it says speed. One of my favorite fighters.

[@the10thleper]

Such a nice little toy... the F-86 is my favorite jet. Beautiful!

[@diamondmidnightgardener]

I saw a Sabre in 1885 at the RAAF air show Edinburgh base in South Australia. Of all the passes the Sabre did the lowest. I still remember it now. I could see a spec on the horizon and suddenly it was upon us barely above the runway with undercarriage up.... The best looking aircraft I've ever seen. It was the same show where 2 Mirages broke the sound barrier in formation and apparently caused $1,000,000 damages to local glass/greenhouses.

[@earlgarcia6106]

1885? Shit, they were ahead of their time

[@diamondmidnightgardener]

@@earlgarcia6106 LOL..... I could edit this typo and get it right... but no... perhaps those sabres were the ones that took over airports in 1775 ;)

[@earlgarcia6106]

@@diamondmidnightgardener Haha..My kinda guy

[@jacksparrow6218]

I recently built a model of an F-86. Ever since I was a kid and all about Top Gun and the F-14 I still always for some reason was drawn to the look of the Sabre. When I finished the model, I could tell by the expression on my 18 year old son's face that he just didn't understand the attraction. Some things you just cant explain.

[@islandnites]

F-86 - a stunningly beautiful aircraft _!!!_

[@staffy109]

I can remember way back in 1960 up on Mt Tomaree (Port Stephens NSW) at what used to be a WW2 radar station when 2 of the magnificent jets flew past about 100 yards from where we were standing and one of the pilots waved at us, I was 11 y.o at the time and remember it like it was yesterday cheers n thanks for sharing without music, Dennis

[@OldMtnGeezer]

Beautiful plane. Smooth maneuvers. Great footage. Excellent camerawork. Great sound. Thank you, Thank You, THANK YOU! for not contaminating this gem with an obnoxious music bed! (Wish a whole slew of others would follow your example.)

[@kirkstinson7316]

I think the F86 is the sexiest looking of the fighter jets (almost a tie with the ME262). And that SOUND!! Nothing like it

[@csbaca1]

Far sexier than the 262... the 262 engines were hanging from the wing..

[@mozilla2576]

Wow!!! What an absolutely gorgeous aircraft. I love it when it goes vertical.....unbelievable. Fighter planes have captured my imagination since I had matchbox cars/plains as a youth. I was lucky enough to have my Dad take me to Grissom AFB when I was young to encourage my passion for aircraft. Also, my buddy's Dad worked at Grissom as a pilot and would take us to the base. Thanks Colonel Wood! Hope you and Scott are doing well after all these years.

[@GVBiggs524]

Such a beautiful aircraft!

[@samghost13]

That is so cool to see! Thank you for the upload

[@royramdeen8864]

This was very special with no music and just the sound of the aircraft.. timeless aircraft, enjoyed..

[@angelotig]

Unbelievable! About time someone posted some great F86 video! I can watch this all day.

[@evoman44]

If you like this video your going to love flying the Sabre in the DCS World simulator. I highly suggest checking it out. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYLIfIWte6eUnLc

[@rickvassell8349]

What a beautiful bird!

[@raybroome]

Sabre Jet Ace! Great video, thank you!

[@NetVoyagerOne]

Those Hornets in the foreground like, "There goes grandpa!"

[@Oulsky]

Awesome ! Great pictures. Hello from France

[@keithallver2450]

The MIG killer!...F-86 Saber, the greatest jetfighter of all time.

[@JS-ob4oh]

Designed and built in the days before there were handheld calculators and CAD/CAM. Every calculation for the design were done with either pencil and paper or slide rulers.

[@cwisted5308]

Classic fighters are a thing of beauty

[@kwtsoskwtsosk852]

The best thumbnail EVER!!!

[@ryansta]

Such a beautiful looking Aircraft, looks has that magic and character just like Mustang.

[@daleradder7354]

My favorite jet F86 sabre bad ass fighter plane very cool. The FJ phantom comes in second place. Love the sound thanks for the video.

[@tunnsie]

Bless you for omitting music. No need for this gorgeous aircraft!

[@waltercajipe3388]

The most beautiful jet for me

[@shello317]

Beautiful aircraft ! Enjoyed the video ! 11:18 pm 5-28-19 Dallas TX time.

[@mightymulatto3000]

The best looking thing man ever put in the skies. Has anyone here ever went up in one? If so what is it like?

[@buttholeChecker]

My all time favorite jet.

[@evoman44]

The Sabre became one of my favorite jets after flying it in DCS. It is one of the most straight forward and simple fighter jets I have learned to fly in a simulator. It is such a joy to fly with the exception of its nasty tendency to go into a tail spin if the jet looses too much speed during a sharp turn. I highly suggest checking out the F-86F Saber for DCS world. kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3fJZGCCqsl2oac

[@drby0788]

GORGEOUS planes man. I love the f86

[@Helibeaver]

No music. Great choice.

[@GoPro._Musica]

Would love to see a video with a camera mounted on the fuselage of the F-86 in front of the rudder somewhat, would be awesome.

[@fubarmodelyard1392]

Excellent video

[@thomystigmusicworldalessyt8765]

Thanks for the great Video awesome end the Sound nice day thomy

[@MellowYellow.]

The F86 is a beautiful airplane!

[@CAPHOTO1961]

The classic jet used in Showa Godzilla era movies! Its a beauty!

[@savedtwice7925]

FINALLY !!! A video were I can hear the sweet sound of a turbine NOT a bunch of aggravating elevator music .

[@lunas.2524]

GREAT!!! Thanks!!! 👌

[@P996STALL]

Big fan

[@skippy5712]

The F86 is certainly like a Mig15 when it was waiting for take off. You can see the fumes at the back. Unburnt kero. Have seen the Mig15 a few times in Australia. Was right beside it at one startup. Kero fumes all around. This guy did a good job but it certainly is not as spectacular as a Mig15. Maybe it is the Pilot but the guy in Australia took it virtually straight up often. That was one of its strengths from memory. Climb rate and ceiling.

[@mikearneson3108]

What a beautiful aircraft! But a state of the art, deadly warbird in its day. Sometimes I think it could hold its own, even against modern jet aircraft.

[@tylerbonser7686]

A modern get with a terrible pilot.

[@michellevesque2130]

That airplane is gorgeous !!! Favorite jet fighter !

[@atheeraljubouri5403]

Old is gold; such a nice bird!

[@Scott11078]

Awesome video. When I was a kid there was a particular airshow that was coming up that had me excited. Word had it an F-86 and MIG-15 would be flying. I figured it might be the only time in my life to see a MIG up close and to see a Saber do something more than being a static display. I lived in El Toro California and for years my alarm clock was a bunch of Hornets starting up in the morning, this was when I hadn't developed the deep hatred that I know have for the hornette. I never missed an airshow, I had a great view when the F-18 decided it really wanted to be a plow. The MIG driver was sick and I figured well now I guess I'll never see a MIG fly. And I was right although in about 2000 3 Sukhois gave us quite a show...... Anyways the Saber pilot still intended to fly for us. I managed to get as close as you could and had a perfect view of a very brief show. He does a high speed loop just a bit too low and slams into the runway. The Saber still FULL of fuel immediately fireballs from one end of the runway to the other. It was a shock feeling the heat from the fireball. Videos of it are on KZbin 1993 F-86 crash El Toro.

[@anels9]

Great video! Are the F-86s still flying still have the original J47 or re-engined with the J85?

[@defencebangladesh4068]

Beautiful

[@nicholasrizzo2156]

Beautiful aircraft

[@hulado]

born ohio 1951. miss those sonic booms. lake central airlines flying in over my yard. saw sputnik one starry night. but i wouldn't want to live there forever.

[@davidchereneimmel8820]

Such a looker!! Wow what a beautiful fighter still to this day!

[@2eretz]

Best damn Sabre demo I have every a saw or heard

[@colin5577]

Gorgeous. These look so fabulously graceful when manoeuvring. The epitome of jets as aeroplanes to be flown as opposed to weapon systems to be operated. Not that more modern jets aren’t amazing in their own way.

[@rubenomarbueno1134]

El cambio radical de los comandos de cable a los comandos hidráulicos . En los primeros el piloto tenia que hacer fuerza para maniobrar . En los comandos hidráulicos bastaba un leve movimiento y el avión respondia para hacer todo tipo de maniobras .

[@claudiocarbone2225]

Gorgeous beast🔝😍and that sound is simply eargasmic 🤤🤣

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

Not bad for a 1945 design that first flew in 1947 !!!! The Mustangs big brother !!!

[@threadworm437]

And the MiGs slightly better looking twin!!!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@@threadworm437 Twin ?????? The only thing similiar was the swept wings !!!!

[@wilburfinnigan2142]

@e james The engines were not ready !!!!! Without engines planes don't fly !!! UK and the USA flew their first jets within a couple months of the Germans !!! And when the Me262 was put into service, Germany was desperate and the plane was NOT ready !!!

[@Jupiter__001_]

@e james But the Germans did not have the resources to produce the engines with anything better than regular steel, which caused the engines to have a very low critical failure temperature. On the other hand, the British engine for the Meteor had far better life-expectancy. Besides, even if the Me-262 entered full production in 1942, they weren't _that_ much better than the later Mustang models. In addition, they were much more expensive to build than a 109 or a 190, mainly due to a lack of expertise at the time. Honestly, what could a few 262s do against endless 1000 bomber raids that flattened entire cities, destroying factories needed to make more 262s? This problem was intensified by the severe fuel shortages in Germany, as they would fail to capture Stalingrad and the Baku oil fields from the Soviet Union that summer. The reason I mention fuel shortages is because turbojet engines, particularly the early models, consumed vast quantities of fuel compared to the equivalent propeller-based engine. This is why airliners today all use either turboprops (for shorter flights generally) or turbofans. Even ignoring all these issues, the 262 would merely prolong the inevitable defeat. The only way I can see a potential Axis victory for WWII is if Germany and Romania pushed for Stalingrad, the Caucasus and Baku immediately so as to seize the oilfields. That would be an extremely risky play, and doesn't solve the core issues of the Germans expecting a short war. This is evidenced by the fact that the Germans actually conscripted men from their weapon factories for the war, just as they had always done, for example when attacking France or Poland. TL;DR The 262 wasn't ready in '42, and even if it were, it wouldn't have made enough of a difference.

[@threadworm437]

@@wilburfinnigan2142 both were based off the same design and all around look very similar

[@NewfieParamedic]

I liked you put 'no music' in the title. Great video. thanks.

[@dohc22h]

No Music? God Bless You sir.

[@alexandrossotiropoulos5621]

This F84 is an improved version because it has wing leading edge slats whilst the older F84 didn’t

[@alistairpowers8129]

The F-86 is not smoking like they usually do, is it the Canadian Orenda turbine powered? Great video, thanks for posting

[@ReissDHozak]

Yup, Orenda 14 in the Mk. 6 Canadairs.

[@smaze1782]

Does anyone know if these Sabres have been re-engined or do they still have the J-47's?

[@kamp.4466]

5:40 What a beautiful shot, the Sabre is such a mean-looking plane!

[@custardthepipecat6584]

glorious!!!

[@aaronseet2738]

Crickets: Comon gang, we can outdo that airplane! SING!!!

[@figure9182]

What a beauty 😍

[@cadeskylighter1337]

0:09 - I don't think I've ever seen an F-86's tailpipe light up like that before

[@superskullmaster]

Well have you ever been looking down one during startup? You have now.

[@cadeskylighter1337]

@@superskullmaster yep. LOL

[@jonginder5494]

Check out the KZbin channel Agentjayz for lots a hot starts of J47’s.

[@daltonjrhodes]

F86 dog has afterburner but dont think any are still flying

[@superskullmaster]

Dalton Rhodes would be cool if they did still have one flying. A mig-17 is a good substitute tho.

[@charlesnowakowski8065]

i completely love the fact that you did not add music. I wish airshows would also stop playing music. I love the sound of the engines. I also don't need to hear "Welcome to the Jungle" by Guns and Roses every *#@^!ing time I go to an airshow.

[@robertoferrari5397]

..what a beauty!

[@worldwideweb6509]

Awesome

[@MrUnforgettableFabio]

Sabre and S Sabre tra i miei preferiti.

[@Ke6cctrs2]

My cousin flew F86s in Korea and he said it was a remarkable plane to fly.

[@joelhachat9498]

God bless!

[@RedFlare66]

I love theses sabers.

[@fliegeroh]

The Sabre was a beautiful plane.

[@seanmager1168]

Sure was. an a deadly Fighter...

[@oldbaldfatman2766]

May 16, 2019----Thanks for the video. What I find strange is how so many older aircraft keep popping up and being found. Anyone remember when it was believed there were NO P-51A, B, P-38E or P-61 as examples, known to exist in the world except maybe in some museum? But here they are now.

[@kellyreim6627]

There all buried out there somewhere.

[@andrewlabat9963]

Awesome.. Great to hear this fighter.. No music.. Awesome looking Sabre..

[@austinrobinson101]

Damn that is one slick looking aircraft

[@namelessnick9791]

Can't wait till quarantine is over so I can start going to air shows...