Fighter Jets Intercept Passenger Plane

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[@ronaldcuieii8639]

Engine power is really something. As a former USair ramp agent was in back of a 767 with Engine idol. Was still very powerful, thrust almost blew me over. Very strong.

[@bigsyrup8567]

Certified ramp wagie moment. Stay ahead of the funni red line up front, kids.

[@mred8002]

I live not far from the closed air base in Oscoda Michigan, where the Mythbusters ran up the engines on a 747 in for service. They were blowing busses around like toys.

[@jamessheppard4372]

idle*

[@ronaldcuieii8639]

@@jamessheppard4372 😄thanks. Just checking.

[@Planespotter-rr3uc]

1:13 that one time where the 100x zoom on the s22 ultra is useful

[@DivingHawker]

I really like that you name the aircrafts involved. Keep up the good work!

[@mepizzasmangled]

He gets them wrong most of the time so make sure to double check :)

[@boomboxcar7546]

where does he name them ?

[@cambellschunky704]

Mustang: Nice plane! Raptor & Lightning: Nice plane!

[@waterbuck]

The P-51 is still a sexy plane and its big piston motor sounds like music.

[@williamduncan7401]

I know, right? I have a full playlist on Spotify

[@dertythegrower]

@@williamduncan7401 ha 😆

[@waterbuck]

@@williamduncan7401 I have one too, so cool.

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@johnaustin9051]

One of my sons that live in North Dallas has a neighbor that commutes daily to Austin via helicopter. The landing pad seems small, but he nails the landing every time. Pretty cool watching him leave and return from work.

[@lemob182]

Love them JAS 39C/E Grippens

[@benjaminrobledo5466]

P-51: Wow... It's hard to - *pant* - keep up. - *pant* - F-22 & F-35: - *STALL WARNING* - - *STALL WARNING* - - *MINIMUM SPEED* -

[@RussianWonder29]

why would it stall?

[@benjaminrobledo5466]

@@RussianWonder29 r/woooosh

[@Dummigame]

LMAOOOOOO

[@Tommydoestuff]

@@benjaminrobledo5466 r/whooosh isn’t the right thing, this kid just doesn’t know what stall means lmao

[@Tommydoestuff]

@@RussianWonder29 cuz they’re going insanely slow for they’re average speed

[@inthetallgrass7822]

Saw a drawing in the sky one time in Omak Washington … let’s just say it wasn’t what I expected

[@Tommydoestuff]

Ayo

[@m4inline]

Saw some planes flying in the sky when I was a kid at university. I remember thinking "the price of those would cover every student grant and loan in the country."

[@Tommydoestuff]

@@m4inline idk about that

[@m4inline]

@@Tommydoestuff definitely. This was back in the 90s / 80s.

[@gefloigle]

@@m4inline Get over yourself.

[@justinassing158]

It's crazy what MSFS 2020 can do

[@starpawsy]

They each had a drop tank of fuel, so one wonders how far they were expecting to go. But no AAMs, which is probably good LOL.

[@amogh0901]

They had sidewinders on the wingtips.

[@e_norrby]

yea are you blind?

[@akiara8491]

they had tipwinders

[@starpawsy]

@@e_norrby Maybe I am sometimes. I did everntually see the sidewainders.

[@CMDRFandragon]

@@amogh0901 and prolly bullets in the bbrrrrt

[@skimmer8774]

Since that golf tournament can afford the Red Arrows and a A 380 for advertisement it must have a mighty big winners purse.

[@andreww2098]

It's in Dubai, so yeah

[@tactical_llamas]

Lucaas, love your commentary and regular uploads.

[@desmond-hawkins]

At 2:07 it took me a while to recognize the heart since it was upside-down and I was wondering why this channel would show this sky-drawing of a giant nutsack.

[@Gsp_in_NYC]

luckily no one was injured

[@thomaschrzanowski7807]

...oh god

[@truckerhershey7042]

Or a big butt. or some woman parts....

[@Zinericks]

That sky draw is so cool

[@Vortechtral]

More like the F22 and F35 were trying to stop from stalling :P

[@jean-gabriellabrecheleger6004]

Actually They have Really stupidly slow capabalities... F-22 Is a Beast.. F-35 meh....

[@notharry9328]

@@jean-gabriellabrecheleger6004 can't compare the both, the F-22 is an air superiority fighter while the F-35 is an multirole fighter.

[@Apoquinador]

@@notharry9328 I dont think the role is that important here, but the surface areaof the wings of the F22 compared to the F35.

[@notharry9328]

@@Apoquinador lift and stall characteristics are based on a lot of things, not only the wing area.

[@Apoquinador]

@@notharry9328 yeah, you are right, but wing area is pretty important.

[@dulcidy]

The first vid, it's part of a basic scanning and training program for swiss air force cadets ( not really escorted, more a demo)

[@whytebearconcepts]

P-51 keeping up with....? The F-22 and F-35 were dragging anchors to fly slow enough for the Mustang.

[@bertg.6056]

That P-51 was LEADING the formation, not trying to keep up with it. Sheesh !

[@vashcrimson4395]

the jets were following the p51, it wasn’t “keeping up” with them, they slowed down for it because it cannot ‘keep up’

[@notapplicable430]

The jets were afraid to pass because they knew the P-51 would shoot them down if they got in front of those .50 Brownings...lol

[@Usurphlhen]

r/Woooosh

[@neighbourhoodmusician]

It was still keeping up with them.... pretty weird semantic thing to argue.

[@williamduncan7401]

No shit 😂

[@flipwhale5494]

@@Usurphlhen exactly lol

[@ThomasCallahanJr]

“Taking off close together”. That’s known as a “formation takeoff”

[@larsmunch4536]

They did it with their F-104 Starfigthers at air base Aalborg, Denmark, when I did my compulsory service in 1977-1978.

[@owencarey2954]

I'm not convinced helicopter pilots aren't robots wearing skin suits. They're so precise.

[@vaportrail226]

Kobe!

[@Beezlie727]

@@vaportrail226 😟So sad!

[@mrs6968]

These videos always bring me joy

[@UmActshuwally]

Those were also F/A-18C variants to be exact just from looking at the amount of seats it has and the intake shape. Same thing with the LEX shape being more pointed than curved. They each had at least one drop tank and AIM-9 sidewinders on the wingtip pylon. both pylons under the wing are empty considering it wouldn't really just carry something else on the other side that isn't the same as the other unless if it is an Double-Ugly Loadout.

[@davidbravo8335]

Nobody cares.

[@GalacticTommy]

@@davidbravo8335I do

[@davidbravo8335]

@@GalacticTommy ur boring

[@doggo_woo]

@@davidbravo8335 So do I.

[@UmActshuwally]

@@davidbravo8335 I don't care that you don't, just go scroll along back to your Twitter feed.

[@CrypticRite]

0:28 This blows.

[@eligebrown8998]

I was at the 2006 air show in Utah. Thry had a P51 mustang, F22, F18 and and F4 Phantom flying diamond formation over the base. It was awsome. 70 years of military aviation.

[@distar97]

Vertical separation here looks normal. Rules call for 1000 feet sep when below FL290 and 2000 feet sep when above FL290. Pilots don’t just eyeball it as they’re cruising alone. The FL is worked out in the flight plan well before departure. It can change but others will know.

[@Bhavin_Lathia]

Nope. FL290 to FL410 is RVSM airspace. I.e, separation has to be 1000 feet as per rules and regulations. Any other flight level apart from RVSM is called CVSM and the separation has to be 2000 feet with reciprocal traffic.

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@MTP144]

love the content keep it up PROUD TO BE A SUBSCRIBER

[@itzjowii]

💀

[@MTP144]

@@itzjowii 💀 ?

[@itzjowii]

@@MTP144 wtf do u mean

[@bkkedairy6981]

npc

[@itzjowii]

@@bkkedairy6981 fr

[@sailaab]

01:16 was soooo 🤗 cute It reminded me of when little kids.. try to 'run' to keep up with the adults. Whereas the adults/ their parents are simply walking fast

[@franciscosandiego3026]

Great video brother keep them coming from the imperial co California

[@Sometungsten]

The P-51 was NOT keeping up, it was flying lead.

[@ThiviruthepilotAviation]

Yeah just imagine in World war 2.

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@malcewicz]

it was more like F-22 and F-35 are trying to keep up by not stalling. They were flying so slow

[@CWHistory07]

@@malcewicz F-22 was screaming at the pilot and the F-35 was using full VTOL lmao

[@StevePemberton2]

Crop duster helicopters often land on top of their fuel trucks.

[@DacalLP]

Yay Swiss Army! I'm from Switzerland!

[@snowbeach11]

wow stunning collection thx 😍

[@easttexan2933]

"taking off really close together" is known as "taking off in formation" just so you know.

[@harshvardhansinghcharan]

0:30 this is same how I show power in WET runway You know what I mean

[@mattafakkah]

Mate...dunno..try explain a bit more in detail

[@tailspinn]

Awesome

[@serenam361]

The aircraft making the heart was probably the Hi-Fly A380 that Sam Chui was on

[@plane.spotting]

Amazing video

[@flyingmyles]

nice selection videos. Not sure the p-51 was keeping up with them though, I imagine if they went for it, the P-51 would have been left behind.

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@flyingmyles]

@@mattafakkah 🤣

[@AviationGuy787]

You should add chapters.

[@bryantford3054]

Great video. All segments were sharp and shot in landscape mode. 👍🏻

[@assistanttotheregionalmana5810]

I bet reverse thrust on that wet runway would look super cool!

[@spyderMW]

Its nice how the red arrows got involved with something so far from home.

[@DamplyDoo]

Do airplane manufacturers stick with one company's engines, usually?

[@thegreatchickenoverlord5976]

Not at all. You find the same model aircraft with a continental or a lycoming, just depends what the original owner wanted. Now those are also your only 2 choices

[@truckerhershey7042]

For the big jets...yes, for the plane model. B777 will all have the same engine I think.

[@DamplyDoo]

@@truckerhershey7042 yes i mean big jets. Does boeing always go with pratt? Airbus with rolls? I don't know much

[@andreww2098]

@@truckerhershey7042 not exactly, some models yes, but some will come with several options, the choice depends on the airline, they will select the engine depending on efficiency, power etc for the role they need it for and also if they already use that engine on other aircraft in their fleet, in addition the engine manufacturers offer different warranties or even fly by hour deals where they lease the engine to the airline and do all repairs and service whilst replacing the engine with another, letting the aircraft get back in service quicker

[@cricri7066]

Air New Zealand went with Rolls engines for their 787's, they should have gone with the alternative P&W as the rolls engines had a bad habit of shedding turbine blades.

[@paulvanallen-lononca]

Love all your stuff. Like and comment!

[@angelnme1]

Malaysian airlines take off from subang airport..wet and short Runway.

[@antoniomirandamurillo3783]

Fiel seguidor de este canal

[@luckyfred2123]

I was in the plane in the first clip too ;))) few rows behind though

[@daBEAGLE1017]

What is considered flying too close when you are at 50000 and see another planes vapor trail?

[@scottaw666]

The F-18 fighter jets are too close. ...

[@Jerneee]

@@scottaw666 1000 foot separation is pretty much the normal for commercial aircraft since they fly IFR at that altitude.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

@@Jerneee above 41,000 feet it’s 2,000 feet separation.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

@@scottaw666 LOL. It’s not too close. Normal every day flying.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

These airplanes are not too close. They are also not at 50,000 feet. This is most likely in the 30’s.

[@tdrewman]

Not surprised the P51 keeping up the F-22 and F-35.. It has a top speed of 441 and if modded , even in the 500 plus range.

[@aviationin4k258]

It’s incredible that the P51 managed to keep ahead of the F-22 and F-35. I know they were going slower than usual but it’s still incredible.

[@a-fl-man640]

it's called adjusting the throttle. the P-51 can hit over 400mph, the jets are controllable at that speed all they have to do is back off. piece of cake.

[@LTTUSA]

You could immediately tell those weren’t American F-18 Pilots by how loose their formation was.

[@davej3781]

not exactly blue angles is it? I think there's a reason the 3rd guy is out at the end of the echelon... "Lenny, you stay over there... and behind us!" "ok, George, whatever you say George... I can still tend the rabbits right George!?!?"

[@wernerdanler2742]

I don't think that big plane had to worry about hydroplaning on that wet runway. 😆

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

It can as easily hydroplane as a small airplane. 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@ThiviruthepilotAviation]

1:39 I knew it happened on17 Nov 22. I really like the way how they do formation flying all over the Dubai city to show all people the brightest.

[@ThiviruthepilotAviation]

2:13 The plane is drawing the heart shape lol!

[@ThiviruthepilotAviation]

Hopefully Emirates will love to all UK RAF the red arrows to join with them.

[@ThiviruthepilotAviation]

Also 1:11 is a Aeroflot A320 neo the Russian airlines.

[@ThiviruthepilotAviation]

1:50 the helicopter is glad to fit with helipad the wooden thing I guess....

[@JOPIGU21]

nice and beutiful 👍😍

[@Dschannel7]

All is going well until one of the jets mess up and crashes into all of them

[@Admiral_General_Aladeen_1]

Our military is in the first clip🥳

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@Splash-0910]

These sick f18

[@bugjuicer]

1:00 - noticed..? errrr TCAS..?

[@willcollier6623]

I’m depressed....I mean impressed.

[@paradonym]

The only things you need is lucaaas and daily dose of internet.

[@theaceofspades485]

I wonder what kind of restricted area the airbuswas traveling to draw up 3 hornets.

[@ishant.w41k3r]

@TheAceOfSpades You didn't hear him properly in the end, he said it was like a gift or something.

[@ishant.w41k3r]

And, they didn't have any AAMs, so no intercepts.

[@loitremac]

it was a demo flight for the swiss youth pilots programme

[@AA-xo9uw]

@@ishant.w41k3r Incorrect. Missiles mounted on the wingtip rails.

[@colt10mmsecurity68]

The Robinson helicopter landing on a platform was no big deal.

[@pathflight9803]

There are houses literally right next to the runway. Awesome or terrible depending on who you are

[@erminiottone]

The First one seems a videogame 🤔

[@Rmm1722]

cool

[@skydiverclassc2031]

1:00 So what is that moving through the screen on the right side?

[@robertgriffin662]

Reflection maybe?

[@robertkeddie]

Bug on windscreen perhaps?

[@GalenCurrah]

What is "reconohs filiation"?

[@professionalretard9364]

1:20 the threes most beautiful aircraft ever built. Sadly, the F14,15,16,18 and A10 arent there

[@louf7178]

How do the escort jets match speed and elevation to the commercial jet?

[@onddu2254]

Here's a tutorial how you too can fly in a formation with a fighter jet: Go to an airfield, and find an older plane. Like at least a 50 yo plane. Do a few trick and get inside the plane. Push the mixture stick in, and rip out some cables under this magneto switch, that has a keyhole in it. The just go spin the prop until it keeps spinning (parking break is recommended). Then go into the cockpit. Control the plane with the pedals and gas. Go to the end of the runway and apply full throttle. Accelerate till the speedometer hits green, then gently pull back on the sitck/yoke. Keep the speed at green but at the lower end of the green (when the speed starts accelerating you can pull nose up a little more to start climbing). Climb like this for a while. When you are like at 1 000 feet level the plane, and reduce the throttle a little. Then find this device with 4 numbers and some sort of wheels next to them that change the numbers. Make sure this device is set to "on", and use the wheels to change the code into 7500. Fly towards a city with some skyscrapers. Hopefully a fighter jet will appear next to you. Side effects (nothing too serious to really worry about): you may get shot down and die, or crash and die, or if you land you'll be arrested and out to jail

[@alt5z]

At 1:18. Is it the P51 keeping up to the jets, or is it the jets running near idle to stay with the P51 ?? 🤔😅

[@Sarge51BG]

Bingo. It’s part of what’s called a heritage flight seen at air shows.

[@carsonbudnick7885]

1:10 Bro has the android phone zoom 💀

[@iciest.icy.n.icy.rice.1]

Ikr wtf is that zoom capability

[@carsonbudnick7885]

@@iciest.icy.n.icy.rice.1 Idk it's something impressive XD Have a great day

[@Duvstep910]

1:22 more like the f-35 and f-22 are keeping up with the p-51 lol

[@haptipola3574]

Can you play DCS?

[@ashiqurrahman1512]

1:18 3 legendary plane

[@williammitchell4417]

It reminds me of the time I was in a connector flight from St Louis. Our commercial plane got an escort from F-15's

[@Aerorepublic]

Why?

[@williammitchell4417]

@@Aerorepublic McDonnell Douglas was headquartered there at the time

[@e_norrby]

If they where escorted, why is the title intercepted?

[@ItzTonkla]

Clickbait obv

[@limauais1670]

That A350 take off from BAYAN Lepas Penang airport and yeah there are housing around the runaway

[@lightdragon3127]

Wait , why did it get escort?

[@thesuperintendent4290]

Because the guys on the plane had graduated graduated to the swiss army or air force. I think it was air force but is kind of a nice thing to do.

[@shauny2285]

Interesting that the Swiss bought a McDonnell-Douglas naval fighter, considering they are a land-locked country. Cheers!

[@OutermostGold]

First clip is literally MSFS, a fkin game.

[@user-xh2rh1gi4d]

💚💚💚

[@TheBlackNight211]

I was on a flight and this other plane (same airline) was so close (much closer than the other clip)

[@mattafakkah]

Luckily no one was injured

[@AmitKumar-pj6tz]

Few weeks ago, There was one flight Going to China over India and some fake bomb warning was heard, Indian fighter jets escorded that plane safely out of the airspance and found out meanwhile that the alert was for some other plane of Pakistan.

[@richardhorley]

I’d love to get the jaas gripen in Microsoft but it’s £21

[@theadventurousboi9609]

Just look out the window and see some fighter jets. I’ll get my camera out then.

[@chrheca]

Why aren't they affected by wake turbulence? They are following it right below the wing where the wakes dissipate

[@finmueller7827]

The fighter jets? Because they're stacked in a certain way and or a ton of training into formation flying

[@pluto8404]

I am pretty sure it is a video game/flight simulator.

[@armoblood7291]

First clip looks like a sim

[@Wh33ls_bonn3ts_uk]

I remember a plane getting escorted over my house loud sonic boom🤯

[@CMDRFandragon]

More like F-22 and F-35 flying as slow as a P-51 and not falling out of the sky.

[@MajSolo]

3 jets? they supposed to be 2. I assume they were already in the air doing something else when they got called.

[@dkss6305]

Dude this is sus the title says the plane is being intercepted but in the video he says it’s being escorted like bro idk what to trust

[@muhdizzat6017]

I think negaraku livery would suit on a380 but Malaysia already dump it

[@billy1673]

P-51 can do almost 450mph, so...

[@atomicairlines6933]

İ think that the a320 was owned by aeroflot company

[@aviationnexus6101]

🍺

[@philip90]

why aren't the fan blades moving on the first video

[@Joe_Bidens_hair_fetish]

Possibly the rpm matching a multiple of the shutter speed. It's cool to see with helicopters and prop planes, look it up

[@AA-xo9uw]

@@Joe_Bidens_hair_fetish rolling shutter

[@doggo1337]

That drawing tho…