Page Turning Airplane Catalog - ASMR

[@LavenderLullabies]

Aviation is my favourite thing ever, I wish it was combined with ASMR more often!

[@RelaxingASMR]

Be sure to check out my plane spotting video:)

[@binkus432]

I don't like planes, I love em. Been obsessed for 9 years. My favorite Boeing 777-300ER.

[@bbtank3000]

Can’t believe this video is 10 years old 😬 I remember when it was first released.

[@DonnaASMR]

You never fail to put me to sleep! Thank you!

[@Barwy]

There's nothing better than learning while falling asleep. Thanks once again for your great videos. No.1 in my book

[@Ryzen_56X]

As an aircraft engineer and an aviation enthusiast I have to say that this video is really relaxing, a perfect combination of plane browsing and a soothing voice talking about it. Nice job sir !!!

[@arran987654321]

Please do a part 2, I keep coming back to this video because it's so amazingly relaxing, aviation and my favourite asmrist is a great combination:D

[@MrMikePhx]

This one plays to every single one of your strengths...and it's just terrific. You play to your strength as a raconteur of knowledge, the sound triggers are well chosen and the you stay with us on voice...excellent. Shows excellent maturity of approach...thank you.

[@lisaro]

Amazing video, the sound of a Spitfire with a RR Merlin engine was one of my first ASMR experiences. I was at an air show here in the UK and as it flew past I had the strongest tingles I've ever had, that sound still works as a trigger for me today!

[@TheEvilWarlordZarcotimas]

I honestly enjoy his half whisper. It kinda gives an asmr quality of it's own.

[@RelaxingASMR]

I hope to do more of that in the future. Stay tuned:)

[@erau540]

This is my all time favorite ASMR video. I seriously have seen it 30+ and is my go to video. It would be great to see more catalogs and keep up the great work!

[@RelaxingASMR]

+Jason Armstrong Thanks Jason:)

[@RelaxingASMR]

Funny you should say that because I played your seashell and marble video two times in a row recently. I watched it the first time and ended up falling asleep in the recliner. I awoke long enough to start it over again. I especially liked the green marble in the shell at about 5:45.

[@RelaxingASMR]

I agree and never meant to imply otherwise. thanks for watching:)

[@freyaasmr624]

I've stumbled onto your channel and am finding it really relaxing and tingly, and the topics you discuss are very interesting! I love your accent (I'm Australian) and the tone of your voice. Lovely, thank you!

[@RelaxingASMR]

+Freya ASMR Thanks for dropping in. Hope you stay awhile:)

[@robertterrell3065]

The Blackbird was an awesome jet. But the airforce took it out of service. I was just reading about it last week. Apparently it cost $200,000 / hr. to operate! Yikes! That was a lot of USD in the 60s.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Yes, that's right, but the calculator adds a nice sound to the video. Thanks for watching.

[@tomohisa3049]

I'll think of you every time I fly on a 747,737,or 777 in flight simulator x thanks buddy

[@SeasideASMR1]

Your memorization of numbers and dates is just insane.

[@mildgrooveon]

Sitting on a Bombardier train right now,watching this just blocks away from ferry to Toronto Island, home of Porter!

[@ErikTheAndroid]

Amazing! Finally I can combine my love of Aviation (and plans to become a pilot) with ASMR!

[@RelaxingASMR]

You very well may right and I agree that a larger aircraft is needed. You would think they would just go with the Boeing 747-8.

[@BlueMoonRising1987]

, one of best asmr videos I’ve come across, you don’t try too hard like a lot on KZbinrs very naturally soothing voice 👍

[@mildgrooveon]

Also: Seeing as the company I work for now has the Air Canada license for travel accessories, I got to design several luggage tags last season featuring the beloved frosted leaf graphic! (As well as the classic logo) :) So many feelings of appreciation for branding.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Yes, I've been taking advantage of a little free time. Thanks for watching:)

[@ftn388]

sorry i don't know what happened with that first comment,but this is my favorite asmr video of all time. I think I've watched it at least 10 times this past week

[@RelaxingASMR]

I wasn't aware of that. I knew of the fatal Air France flight 4590 of 2000, and I knew of some incidents where tires failed (no fatalities). What was the other crash you are referring to?

[@Stillrickyd]

Full of knowledge! New favorite ASMR videos. Keep em coming. :)

[@thedeano1811]

Haven't watched your videos in a while! Glad You popped up when you did. Great video C:

[@paulrostron1]

This was a fantastic video. Thank you.

[@thesavannalady]

This is my favourite of all of your videos! It is just brilliant. I love the detail of the information and how much you love planes. Really fascinating. Great ASMR! (although I just recalled that I think I have said a few of your videos are my favourite! oh well. Guess I have a few favourites!)

[@RelaxingASMR]

thesavannalady As usual, thanks for commenting savannalady. Nothing wrong with having more than one favorite:)

[@joshhenderson8512]

being in the military, I have always been fascinated with the c5 Galaxy, which happens to be the biggest aircraft in the military, can load jets and tanks on the bottom, with enough room for many many troops to sit up top. Unfortunately they are starting to phase out the Galaxy and only a few remain.

[@gamefreaktoker]

Alright I'm about to geek out. You don't need a calculator, simply translate 18 inches to 1.5 feet and multiply by 100. The answer is 150, and you can do it in your head, hands free, without that pesky calculator. :D Love your videos

[@macledou]

I watched this whilst going to sleep; I had dreams about aircraft :D

[@Coledenison]

I noticed that the Alitalia e190 says erj190. I'm unsure why they put it in incorrect. I hope they fixed it since then

[@Stillrickyd]

Yes! Im sure a lot of the ASMR community like the video to go along with the audio. However, done correctly i think it could be a hit! I would purchase one.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Hmmm...and you would pay for such a thing lol:)

[@RelaxingASMR]

Cool. Glad you liked the video.

[@thingswithval]

I love the skymarks a350! 😄

[@deanclaassens3552]

Bought a G550 2 years ago it is a dream!!!!!! will never look back I live in Cayman been to Vegas I even went to Cape town directly from Cayman on a full tank of gas!! it is the way to live!!

[@deanclaassens3552]

whoops I meant to say G650! but I like the G550 to

[@RelaxingASMR]

Dean Claassens That's a $65 million dollar piece of transportation. Business must be good:)

[@leoharker734]

Really?

[@drive7]

Not really.

[@leoharker734]

haha ofcourse not

[@Gemini-XI]

Rugby originates from Britain :P It's actually closer to what football originally was over 600 years ago

[@EnoYaka]

Thanks for the video, you make some of the best.

[@RelaxingASMR]

In all seriousness though, all I can say is that the SR71 has been retired for well over a decade and Satellites are doing the job just fine, right? Due to space limitations, this is a two part response. The Blackbird was retired in 1990 but brought back four years later because satellites could not do the job well enough to satisfy the military's need for real time data, but finally put out to pasture in 98.

[@sidraarshad6196]

I am both amazed and really impressed by the amount of knowledge you have on almost every topic. You are so multi-talented and i loveee your drawings! you truly have a gift.. please do more drawing videos :) your videos are the best ^_^ Love from Pakistan

[@goodDrummerman]

I love your hobbies

[@nowlookatthat]

Topic & video: excellent! :-)

[@ashleymccormack983]

Amazing ! Love your videos !

[@2011boostwhore]

my cousins have worked on air force one. they've worked for Boeing for a long time!

[@THESUNGOD15]

You should make a model building series!

[@thesavannalady]

Ps The Wallabies are the national rugby team of Australia. Australians like to nickname their sports teams - so their soccer team are the socceroos, and the netball team are the diamonds. New Zealand does the same - All Blacks, All Whites and the silver ferns respectively.

[@filthywings353]

Cast Away did not feature Tom Hanks in a 777F, it wasn't built when the movie came out.

[@xsavvy67]

Angelo Busato very much correct, the plane used in Cast Away wasn't even Boeing, it was an Airbus A300. I think he messed his wording a bit, as I think his main idea was aimed towards the FedEx livalry.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Thanks and remember this as you are flying: If you are wondering why there is a mountain goat way up here in the clouds...throttle up and pull back on the stick!

[@chriscraven9335]

Man, Mr RASMR been makin vids for quite awhile now. Impressed.

[@RelaxingASMR]

I love my hobby!

[@wersaswer]

I actually got to see the solar power airplane land and take off from DFW. Pretty cool

[@chilledoutvibes]

the only reason why this did no put me to sleep is because planes are so awesome

[@honeydew5022]

Scotty popcone ikr

[@MRasmr11]

i like your style of videos very interesting

[@RelaxingASMR]

Thanks!

[@tomohisa3049]

It's funny cause airplanes are probably one of the loudest things you hear

[@Stokie09123]

The Spitfire as designed by Reginald Mitchell of my home city!

[@zugwrack]

Have you been to the Udvar-Hazy museum near Dulles airport? It's an extension of the National Air & Space Museum. You might find it interesting if you like planes.

[@Kaparzo]

9:20 this is why the metric system is the best method ...

[@RelaxingASMR]

I sorry MC, I'm not allowed to comment on that and this conversation never took place. Thanks for watching:)

[@Steinmetal4]

Why do we still use prop planes? What the advantages of using them for commuters?

[@ESPInquisidor]

Oh Hi Mark!

[@BigTArmada]

you make the best videos

[@RelaxingASMR]

Inquiring minds do ask this question though: If satellites couldn't do the job then, why can they now? Or, is something else doing the job, something more modern than the antiquated Blackbirds, but more "real-time" than satellites? I can't answer that.

[@Stillrickyd]

Need your ASMR series on CD.

[@Valkyrie116]

i believe they also have shorter take off and landing distances

[@JerjerB]

yes, we very much would pay! 29.99 plus shipping seems cheap to me!

[@walter3433]

17:44 who let the dog out?

[@gracklefpv8811]

2:17 "I've been a airplane fan of as long I San remember" We'll i have been a airplane Jet for as long as I can remember

[@canturgan]

In the UK we pronounce bombadier bom-buh-deer. Nice video.

[@EnsignFuntimes]

Is there any way to subscribe multiple times over and over again? lol love the video!

[@thatgamerfromyoutube4902]

the spitfire engine was found underground near my house in forcefield park!

[@ErikTheAndroid]

I highly doubt that the VC25's will be replaced by 787's due to their small size. An extended 777 would be a better guess IMHO.

[@Corkoth55]

i had no idea you're into planes and i've been around a damn while... im going to school to get my A&P :)

[@stelizop1354]

is that an Ilyushin IL96 on the front?

[@geminijets7568]

no

[@michelebelter8258]

I believe it is a 767

[@arran987654321]

+Michele Belter looks more like a a330

[@EduardA-xs8ls]

+Azzap I agree

[@grahamboaviation]

Eduard G it is an a330. Aeroflot often uses the 77W to the US, however I know they used it to LAX.

[@lloydeverett6439]

Can you still get a 2013 catalog

[@RelaxingASMR]

That makes two of us:)

[@lukeallen5282]

Some people in the comments are asking why we still use prop planes, simple answer: it's cheaper and more fuel efficient

[@JackWelsh34]

Great video as always!

[@user-yz3bz1ft1l]

F-86F was a late WWII fighter jet.

[@honeydew5022]

Ben Gosa yep, it was a beautiful jet

[@byronhenry3746]

Ben Gosa only saw service in Korea

[@kentowakai1234]

I agree about the Q400. If I were a billionaire, the Q400 would be my Winnebago. That or the old DC-3. And the PBY Catalina would be my fishing boat.

[@RelaxingASMR]

Nice analogy lol.

[@JerjerB]

and if i'm right it was actually called the rs-71, or the a-12...

[@Ronbo710]

If it ain't Boeing I ain't going :).

[@Tiberius08]

You should do this again man

[@RelaxingASMR]

Hi Ben

[@gsc2011]

Because they're cheaper to fly and can serve small airports that are unsuitable for jets.

[@ymaizosz]

I would love it even more if you could whisper.. Good job..

[@RelaxingASMR]

Roger. Wilco. Over and out.

[@Rooney343434]

Psst...Go Pack!!

[@autr727]

The plane where Tom hanks crashed in cast away was a MD11 not 777

[@XPlaneMedia]

Bruh. Look again lol

[@JerjerB]

the blackbird was first developed by the CIA as the A-12

[@jokeren75]

the BlackBird.. i feel embarrassed only knowing what it is because of Call of Duty :I

[@JerjerB]

For a split second I though.... "is this a catalog to buy ACTUAL planes!? Woah... they have catalogs?! ..."

[@honeydew5022]

Jerjer B lol

[@randy7068]

The Antonov An-225 Mriya is the largest aircraft in the world

[@Roflcopter4b]

You see, if you used metric measurement instead of silly inches, doing the math for the scales of the planes would be trivial.

[@tylerf7532]

Murica

[@lukeallen5282]

Stupid inches, always getting in our way! ;)

[@INDEED9104]

Read the description.

[@EnoYaka]

People around here do too. (illinois)

[@Conocobhar]

Football was derived from Rugby....and Rugby is certainly not Australian in origin!