Messerschmitt aeroplane crash in to a cornfield "Roskilde Airshow

Her under det store Roskilde Airshow 2013 måtte en tysk messerschmitt BF 109 fra anden verdenskrig nødlande i en kornmark.Piloten kom ikke noget til under denne manøvre,han har det godt. Til alle piloten har det godt ,der er ikke sket noget fysisk med ham.Piloten der har over 15.000 flyve timer i sin kuffert er en meget erfaren tysk pilot der her har fortaget en såkaldt kontrolleret nødlanding,og man er med ved næste Roskilde Airshow 2015.Hør også de vidner fortælle om nødlandingen. www.tvnewsdanma...

[@gowron277a]

Besides the prop, probably not that much damage with a nice soft belly landing on tall grass. Glad to see they got her back in the air though.

[@Inferalanding]

They grow some funny looking corn over there. ;-)

[@caliphnah4069]

Looking at all three prop blades sheered off the engine was still turning so will have shock loaded requiring a rebuild, undersides not that badly damaged, he must have put that bird down like a bag of feathers there looks to be so little damage, well done that man!. Unlike the so called expert RAF pilot who managed to park a 109 upside down.

[@FiveCentsPlease]

Repairs are complete and it's already flying again. The wooden prop blades will shear and prevent severe shock loading and since this was a fuel starvation accident, the engine was not making power when the blades contacted the ground.

[@balrogdrums]

i would say klaus plasa did a great job on this gear up emergency landing...

[@IsegrimSTP]

Yes but he did a big mistake with flying upside down for a to long time.

[@Lyssor]

***** i thought Bf-109s engines were equipped with fuel injection so they had no problem with upside down flying... on the contrary with british merlins who were equipped with carburetors and were prone to flame out in case of negative Gs...

[@IsegrimSTP]

Yes but the Fuel Tanks are not build for long Neg. G Flights. Only the Fuel in the Fuel lines is left than.

[@Lyssor]

***** Ah yes, true, that makes sence, thx for explanation :)

[@bobl78]

Idiot pilots destroy the last few remaining of those beautiful machines

[@richardt9092]

Amazing Aircraft. So glad it wasn't wrecked & both pilot and plane was fine. Grew up building airfix ones Just love WWII planes. Aviation at its finest. .

[@JIMJAMSC]

Like vintage cars and old guitars these warbirds needs to stay flying. Nothing worse than a garaged car, a guitar under a bed and a bird of prey hanging from a ceiling. That said, enough with the acrobatics and hot dogging. Neither the planes nor it appears the pilots can handle it any more.

[@sctaxisteve]

i hope she is not to badley damaged and will fly again

[@donc815]

There is already another video of her flying again

[@sctaxisteve]

most execelent

[@yobb89]

can anyone explain the reason for the wooden prop?read on site that says it will cost $250k euro to fix it which gives me the idea that its not a scaled replica

[@MadsPerschke]

Skal vi gætte på, at det nok er den mest underlige bjærgningsopgave, som chaufføren fra Dansk Autohjælp har været ude for? ;)

[@ghhfful]

I always admire this machine and especially its integral and monolithic construction. After such a not at all soft landing, the airplane's glider received no obvious structural damage ..

[@anna-uc4tq]

sometimes accidents happens, I hope the pilot is fine and safe...

[@tiezel5656]

Its like an old car ... always something. Lucky its still with us

[@kubanskiloewe]

this guy always was much to aggresive when flying the 109. He should be fired or take financial responsibilty for his carelesness. Walter Eichhorn never ever did such a long upside down flight !

[@jamesperan3557]

Not much damage . it will fly again... good to have a wooden prop . Engine not damaged

[@ohwell2790]

Even though there appears to be no damage to the engine it will have to be removed and the crankshaft will have to magnufluxed to insure there are no cracks and the crankshaft run out checked to be sure it is within limits.

[@wolfganggugelweith8760]

Oh, my god! Was this Bf-109 allowed to crash land into a crop field?!?

[@fuzzymuffin8273]

25:50 Its sad to see the museum worker picking at the damaged blade of the downed bird. Must be very hard to get functioning blades.

[@FiveCentsPlease]

+Crazy Canuck Companies like MT propeller can manufacture new blades if needed.

[@ediunicko]

Was the farmer payed for crop demage and losses?

[@klpilot]

Boy that’s some funny looking corn😂😂😂

[@ЗверьМонстр-с4о]

Почему винт деревянный?

[@ddemier]

The plane does not look right without the swatstika! Ya ya its illegal in germany but at least put it back on the ww2 planes for authenticity! Just dont use the swatstika politicaly.

[@1vespa]

I agree. Anyway, the swastika is a thousands of years old European pagan symbol. The Nazis just robbed a pan-European symbol for their personal use. We can see it in Lusitanian jewellery and engraved in stones from northern Iran to Europe.

[@Elementalism]

manh rosa Traveling through South Dakota. There is a town called Mitchell that has a corn palace. It used to be made out of corn in the fall. Within it there are pictures and painting of each palace dating back to the 1800s. In picture from the early 1900s they had a notation about the swastika on it being a symbol within the Sioux nation and not of the Nazis.

[@1vespa]

Elementalism I know that the symbol is somehow dispersed thru Asia and Europe. The expansion into America started some 16000 years ago, so they could have already carried the symbology with them, I'm just speculating. Anyway here is a comprehensive wiki article on the swastika en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swastika

[@ronaldderooij1774]

manh rosa Except that the Nazi swastika was mirrored. I was told that was a mistake by the nazi pary, but I don't know if that is true.

[@RaoulThomas007]

Elementalism Go Mitchell SD!

[@pedrolistacarey4880]

What a pity...such a beautiful plane ! Hope it could be repaired again.

[@FiveCentsPlease]

+Pedro Lista Carey It was. Then it had a ground loop, so they are working on it again now.

[@ediunicko]

Was that aircraft recovered or demolished?

[@FiveCentsPlease]

+ediunicko Demolished? No, belly landings were not unusual during the war and the planes were often returned to service if the damage wasn't too bad. This Bf-109 Red 7 was repaired to fly again, but it is back in the shop after a ground loop in 2016.

[@ricardomierz8467]

I like the way the the interviewer tries to get the other guy to change his language and he just blows him off and ploughs through in Dutch then throws in a couple of what sounds to be English ya, ya's, Germany, ha, ha, is far away, I think it will fly.. And after the plane is lifted the guy filming with the Ipad under the plane walks over and takes a handful of the white fluid dripping out of the bottom of the plane and tastes it!, must of broken some of them Vodka bottles in there when it slid to a stop... It would be worthwhile to put subtitles on this piece as this is a rare sight to see such a beautiful bird go down and even rarer to see such excellent piloting skills to bring it down safely, its good that it did not needed to be foamed as that stuff is bad for your wallet.... Its also nice to see skilled people at work doing there job so fluently, I'm so tired of watching KZbin videos of dumbass, stupid people doing stupid things and not knowing that it is actually stupid... Im glad this happened here as if it happened in Russia the Politi there would be shooting the scrap scavengers swarming towards the plane to rip it apart for scrap value as they did when they cut up a 70 year old MINT!... Did I say MINT!!! WWII Stug with winter camo for scrap after people ripped all the parts off it while it was standing outside for one year that they found and pulled out of a Russian bog. What caused the fuel starvation... Ground crew? Too bad the cornfield is not to scale, seems kinda small and hung over, almost like a wheat field. Ya?... Ya.

[@Inferalanding]

Ricardo Mierz He was probably smelling the fluid to determine if it was petrol or coolant.

[@ronaldderooij1774]

Ricardo Mierz It was Danish, not Dutch.

[@leifvejby8023]

Ricardo Mierz It isn't Dutch but German.

[@231170maxo]

Que diablos paso ?...alguien podría explicar la falla ??? Saludos a todos los amantes del los ME 109...

[@yvesguibert1794]

Maximiliano Mastrandrea

[@Pilot-492]

Да уж.. :( очень жаль, такую птичку уронили.. раритет

[@farukthehandyman3650]

what about the pilot?

[@TopSecretVid]

gorgeous engine

[@hans-georgmaier3254]

Schönes Flugzeug !!! schade..........

[@juanmanuelmartinezcorte7800]

Where's the corn?

[@Kpoole35]

in the combine or a pigs gullet.

[@gerbdnas]

Probably lost in translation :D korn -> corn I hope they mean barley.

[@tasospatriwtis396]

fixet rapendly

[@tellyonthewall8751]

What is that white foam on the ground?

[@FiveCentsPlease]

+ Telly Onthewall Firefighting foam in case there was any leaking fuel.

[@tassoss1]

Yeah thats right its not easy ore even Posible to make such a good Emergency landing with such Big Heavy Engine in the Nose.

[@Panzerlang]

Get well soon! :)

[@Pilot-492]

Клаус, надеюсь что вы её почините..!!!

[@rodparsons521]

That's not a crash...