Smallest Mini Aircraft in the World

Today we are going to show you our favourite smallest mini aircraft in the world. Because you liked our first video smallest mini aircraft in the world with engine and pilot so much we decided to create a list containing pur favourites. We even found some more insanely small mini aircraft this time, which will amaze you. If you like flying car or handmade vehicles that are quite special like the stuff colinfuze creates you came to the right place. All of the mini aircraft come with an engine and can be operated by a pilot. Some of the mini aircraft engine are in the ultralight aircraft category and some are even compliant with the Part 103 regulation which means you can fly those mini planes without a license in the US aviation.
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[@ukjjs1]

Totally fascinating, all good stuff, thank you

[@OnerousEthic]

1:10 So clear how the resonance of the exhaust is important to the power of the engine, and how finely tuned the engine is to a narrow RPM band.

[@user-nd5ug1dp2t]

이게.유행될듯. 미니.만들기쉽고.조작훈련도쉽고.비용도부담적고..항공기이점많아..여러비행체중..

[@repsfo]

I glad to see this info still around. Mary Ellen Bede was my dad's sister. Seeing one of these usually the Bede J5 at an airshow reconnects me with it.

[@tbas8741]

So She was your Aunt lol :D

[@Shadow0fd3ath24]

your dads sister is your aunt lmao

[@tbas8741]

Thats exactly what i said why repeat it? @@Shadow0fd3ath24

[@Tinker1950]

How to spot a fantasist

[@DL-kc8fc]

Small aircraft are not a problem if there is a sufficiently powerful engine that mediates higher flight speeds. Just something for something. Every little boy's big dream is a small passenger plane. That's why we like small planes, because they evoke childhood in us. :)

[@robertherndon4351]

IIRC, the BD-5 was sold with two potential sets of wings, long (18'?) and short (12'?). All the early models were sent with long wings, and short wings were never delivered. Even the long wings had very narrow CG limits (something like 1/2", IIRC). Of the several first homebuilt flights, most terminated with accidents, with most of those fatal. The short wings would have made the CG limits even narrower. The original engine, again IIRC, was a snowmobile engine, but most builders substituted something else due to difficulty in getting an engine, adding to the CG problems.

[@goshashago5516]

Victor Dnitryev technical characteristics of the X-14d "nano" aircraft from USSR 1979 Length, m ... 3.13 Height, m ... 1.22 Wingspan, m ... 5 Wing area, m2 ... 1.76 Dry weight, kg ... 54 Takeoff speed, km / h ... 55 Maximum speed, km / h ... 130 Engine company "Cheset":… 380 cm³, 6400 rpm, 42 hp.

[@marcoricci55]

What a nice post, my friend. Absolutely comprehensive and without dull blah bla blahs. Every aircraft with its own magic touch, taking our flying dreams off, each one of them. Thank you for the funny and enlighting post. Off we go!

[@sweetpea782]

Tesla himself said that he would create a car that would also fly as a plane and maneuver like a helicopter. One of his many patents... Amazing . All modern tech is his. Thank You Nichola T.

[@eddysanta1213]

GREAT VIDEO

[@bartceleron4092]

Thanks, very good video!

[@kenyork1107]

Wow , what a way to spend a day . God's speed .

[@peterkirgan6850]

Good post thank you my fathers friend was bobby gibbes of 3 squadron raaf & in 1992 had a plane called cri cri which he built in his garage on sydney northern beaches tiny plane i ever flew was the fanta can aka winjeel trainer before conversion to the t34 vampire trainer!!!

[@earlyculyer4103]

You got to be cray cray to fly one of those!

[@HabuBeemer]

Jim Bede developed a number of successful aircraft. His most popular kit was the Bede 4. His Bede 5J jet was used in the Bond film 'Octopussy' and flown through an aircraft hangar by Corkey Fornof. A close friend of mine's wife was a secretary for Jim before he went out of business. With Corkey's set up the jet could reach speeds of up to 300 mph (appx 260 kts).

[@uplandhunter1869]

Mr. Bede was my best friends next door neighbor for years. For the movie there were two BD-5J's, a beautifully painted one and a white one with stripes (as seen in the movie). On location the one that was to be flown was damaged so the white one was used. For years I had part of the nose section of the damaged painted plane in my garage, Jim gave it to my friend who gave it to me when he moved. Fun memories.

[@HabuBeemer]

@@uplandhunter1869 Jim was quite the innovator. Special guy.

[@davidtatro7457]

There was also the Coors Light Silver Bullet, which was another jet version of the BD5 and was popular on the air show circuit for many years. I don't know what eventually happened to it or its pilot.

[@HabuBeemer]

@@davidtatro7457 Yes, I remember that airplane team well. Dave Hoover and Bob Bishop flew that demo team. Don't know what happened to either of them or the airplanes. I've heard the airplane owned by Bishop was crashed in a landing mishap and destroyed. Pilot was killed but it wasn't Bob doing the flying.

[@HabuBeemer]

@@uplandhunter1869 Good story!

[@stephenhudson6543]

Those little stitts planes looks like a link trainer made flyable

[@joeyjamison5772]

I've seen model airplanes bigger than some of those!

[@pal6636]

Fyi Gotta say...the VO work on this chsnnel is one of the better ones on the YT

[@timcapri9873]

Cool work

[@thewildwolfabhijit]

This is awasome the second one

[@johansomeone1948]

That Sessna Mustang is on my wishlist. 😄

[@buckmurdock2500]

I want to buy one but the checkbook Cess Na ! ! 🤣

[@rbspider]

The Wright Brothers are kicking themselves in the butt saying why didn't we make one like that?

[@garyfrancis6193]

If I built one I’d call it “The Thunderchick”.

[@rexx9496]

Are these regulated like any other general aviation aircraft? Do you need a pilot's license and certain number of hours flying to be able to fly one of these?

[@greggower8899]

I saw what was advertised as the smallest jet at an air show in PA. It was yellow and called the bumble bee. It was tiny!

[@dougburright7275]

Gee, I'm gonna have to relearn to spell how long something is! I always spelled "lenght" a different way! Wow, ya learn something new everyday!

[@TranceMasterJack]

Mandela effect.

[@lancegrey1225]

Makes a person want to take to the SKY BY BUILDING ONE OF THEIR OWN! LOL! COOL.

[@alltechamazing3536]

AMAZING

[@julioalejandroaldoferrarij6508]

I'm looking at your news, greetings from Chile

[@tataelectric3]

Miss you forever love from India 🍎🙏

[@Jamestfarrell]

With a price of $2,100,000 each we won't be seeing any Jetsons in my neighborhood.

[@cruisinthefifties]

I started to build the recip version of this when they (the kit) first came out but it didn't take me long to give up.

[@greatwhiteape6945]

I want one! Before I die, I want to live!

[@allenmoses110]

You'd have to be crazy to go up in these things.

[@suminagum6605]

Looks it would be easy to attach parachute to tail of such a small plane. Think it would work good.

[@specforged5651]

Citation mustang is defiantly not the smallest commercially produced jet even, let alone experimental. Cirrus Vision Jet and Eclipse are smaller.

[@morelovenaresh]

Superb

[@ThomasDoubting5]

That cri cri is basically a manned RC aircraft

[@done.6191]

"MTOW has 200lbs of room, which allows plenty of room for the pilot." (CRIES IN AMERICAN)

[@kevinwichtman4667]

Say is this plane still available for purchase. I use to have the little merlin back in the day than they took them off the shelves... nice little plane

[@danburch9989]

The smallest jet "airplane" is the jet suit. It's simply a pilot strapped to a wing with four small jet engines attached. The pilot IS the fuselage. His feet is the landing gear.

[@Alvan81]

"Suit"...

[@jasbob]

That's a jetted wingsuit not an aeroplane

[@josephjolly1936]

Citation mustang, awesome jet.

[@mrreddog]

How many KZbin Channels does this guy have??

[@voornaam3191]

That Cessna Mustard is funny. A mustard is a certain kind of bull, is it?

[@alaintipo7975]

Très bien. !

[@JFrazer4303]

See the '80s Hatfield "Little Bird". Follow on to the '30s Arup planes.

[@user-xb1ht4py2v]

I have seen a Cri-Cri that runs two jetcat rc plane turbine engines. making it the smallest jet.

[@xsavoie1]

He looks like Super Dave Osborne in a mock jet plane.

[@damirhabibrahmanov6159]

!!!! Admired !

[@Pazair-nq6gl]

Que cosa tan pequeña, me daría vértigo subirme a ese "avioncito", aunque en algunas imágenes luce estable. Puede ser una apreciación incorrecta, pero me resistiría menos a subir a uno de los de "ala alta" 11'40, supongo que son más estables

[@howardharaway2259]

The biggest thing I feared about learning how to flearning how to fly and finally flying is hitting other airplanes in the sky. Mainly ultralight aircraft we don't have all these high Tech instruments to see your peripheral.

[@justlovelyaintit]

You can use your legs for a Flinstone landing.Yabbadabbadu!

[@jakebob6332]

Nice vid except it is very annoying when you keep referring to the metric equivalents.

[@billmaul5396]

Like the fact that both miles & kilometers measurements are stated.

[@pcbondart]

any of the last 3 or 4 planes, what's the STALL SPEED?

[@pcbondart]

ok, found it in wiki . . . stall speed of the Star Bumble Bee is 86 mph . . . and a 4500 ft per minute rate of climb!

[@stephenhudson6543]

The Honda jet with the two engines on top of the wings is smaller than the citation quite a bit

[@HabuBeemer]

That depends upon the model of Citation you're comparing it to. The early 500 / 501 models weren't overly large.

[@jmskelly59]

the Cirrus jet is FAR smaller than the Mustang

[@vdiddy75]

Huge balls my friend

[@deldridg]

2:46 I find myself wondering how many people ordered 5000 Bede BD5 kits to assemble at home. Bit OTT IMHO.

[@jeanlawson9133]

Airbags and Parachute for both Plane and individual.....😜

[@johndavis8562]

Roger Ramjet he's our man, leader of the nation... 😂

[@wesleydamen2018]

So build a tiny jet fighter i guess there are tiny jet engines fix those to a carbon fiber body and fricking send it

[@josephc.9520]

Can the Cri Cri be considered the smallest jet? You literally said it was

[@manifold1476]

@1:50 "Length" is NOT spelled, "Lenght" :(

[@joseveintegenario-nisu1928]

In order of being allowed to run on ordinary roads (same as mopeds, it will never be allowed running on highways), wing span of a flying machine must be less than 239 cm. For the BD-5, nothing compares to the Aixro Wankel Rotary Engine. 40 HP; other RCE makers have engines with more HP. To solve the torsional vibrations of propeller shaft, add bearings. To use a liquid cooled engine, either the Mustang P-51 system, or a motorcycle radiator, with thermostat controlled electric fan. See 'Cooling your Wankel', by P Lamar. Blessings +

[@crow578]

Bearings aren't going to solve that problem.

[@joseveintegenario-nisu1928]

@@crow578 I mean, if you have a shaft with only two extremes, it would vibrate, if you put 'collars', in the middle, as engine crankshafts have, this will reduce torsional issues, you know it's not same a crankshaft with three or six bearings for same number of cylinders. Could this be tested? Blessings +

[@crow578]

@@joseveintegenario-nisu1928 No, it won't. That will have exactly zero effect on torsion. You think the designers wouldn't have thought of something simple like that?

[@LucianoSilvaOficial]

Thanks for using metric.

[@tectorama]

I don't think I'd fancy flying in some of these aircraft. I don't reckon they'd be easy to control in the event of engine failure.

[@luc5798]

In case of failure I prefer to be in this small plane where it should be easy to eject with a parachute, rather than in a commercial plane where you are stuck inside... 😅

[@claudedaco3339]

Il y a du vrai dans les deux cas

[@uptopswag8446]

Actually I think it's opposite. The smaller planes are so lite they would glide more than drop like a sack of potatoes making it easier to control and land than a bigger plane. But I'll be honest and say I'm not a pilot!

[@1100BFK]

It’s more the landing for me imagine in grass field and obstacles rocks wood 🪵 etc…

[@mikevlade4221]

My next Christmesspresent at home to me ...

[@robertmyers6865]

I had a Bede 5 kit, years ago. Never did put it together. When I moved, I sold it. Kind of sorry I did.

[@meruliouslacrimens5154]

Hello james, so "redwheel" does it again!

[@jackhammer111]

4:57 is that guy playing with his johnson?

[@gregbolitho9775]

Nice, but I prefer the prop, really don't like damn screamas no matter good they are! I was of a few people working Airshows in Ballarat and Mangalore in the 90. We were lucky enough to walk and work round what we were taught was a CRY CRY. Bludy rippa little prop aircraft driven by a Senior Commercial Airline pilot.

[@kennethneubauer7294]

Red one looked like maverick.

[@Dave062YT]

I like kit RC planes as much as the next guy..........but I wouldn't get in one,

[@SikorsyUH-60]

Cirrus vision SF50 is the smallest private jet not the citation mustang

[@kentmcgrath6224]

Imagine that plane is heavy winds lol.

[@giannis8929]

👍

[@ericdekervarec9824]

is it a ULM?

[@SevenDeMagnus]

cool, cute

[@GarryOzols]

I'm guessing Cirrus Vison Jet is wondering why you call a Citation the smallest Jet ?? but then, accuracy is not what this channel is known for.

[@timchapman5567]

Doubt wearing a helmet will help these guys in a crash. Perhaps better to give the plane a parachute.

[@masterpython]

They have those. But you will still want a helmet when your head hits the windows

[@OnerousEthic]

0:30 When you said “Fixed tricycle landing gear”, did you mean that literally or figuratively? Was the landing gear actually repurposed from a broken tricycle? That is so impressive! What an artist of improvisation! 😂

[@HabuBeemer]

No, a 'tricycle landing gear" refers to a nose wheel in front and two main gears under the wings like a tricycle with the wheel in front and two in back . It isn't taken from a tricycle.

[@OnerousEthic]

@@HabuBeemer Doesn’t anybody understand the concept of humor anymore? I just want a few thumbs up… 😔

[@HabuBeemer]

@@OnerousEthic You'd be surprised at how little people actually know about airplanes. There are more people that don't than do.

[@OnerousEthic]

@@HabuBeemer somebody said there’s no underestimating the intelligence of the American public. Same thing about their education-unfortunately. I am extremely privileged despite my Many childhood deprivations. As I posted yesterday elsewhere, I spent many fine hours as a teenager, flying with my father in Cessnas, Pipers, and Mooneys. I believe I will soon be a member of the Greater Boston Soaring club near Worcester. Can’t wait!

[@HabuBeemer]

@@OnerousEthic I've been in the aviation industry for 47 years and still in it. Flying since 1978 and checked out in 53 different kinds of airplanes from tail draggers, to corporate jets and even a few warbirds. Did a trip to Cabo and back over the weekend. Still flying high.

[@ich6788]

Der Jet auf dem Titelbild war leider nicht dabei, schade.

[@Placeholder476]

the smallest aircraft in the world is the jet suit used by Jet Man

[@brawdy2008]

Who is the narrator? I've heard his voice on other videos.

[@antimatter314]

Tiny Tom Cruise has one.

[@SharhbiniRauf]

Hydrogen Carbon fiber mini aircraft.

[@beveiliging1316]

I want information about the aircraft, where can I buy a second hand one or where can I inquire about building it myself? I am looking for a cheap plane , I can build, I am technical, if I can build then I can sell in my country, Sell ​​your own airplane or buy materials and then assemble it yourself. building together - : I am pilot whitout plane

[@mattaylor5627]

A mile is 1.6 kilomaters. Some odd figures quoted.

[@Beemer917]

He's saying that the bd5j was the smallest jet aircraft by weight but had just shown us the Cri - Cri jet that was lighter ?

[@mikegraham8319]

Wheres the coverage of the tiny plane on the thumbnail?

[@tackossy]

I think M-02J:OpenSky is the smallest aircraft in the world.

[@magnuspersson1829]

i could count all 16 pixels throughout the video.

[@bigblue6917]

Honey I shrunk the aircraft.

[@sullytrny]

1 bird strike, your done

[@opieutt9038]

I looked out my window and saw a guy pedaling a plane through the sky just above my neighbor's house.

[@orangecrush5862]

You mean it will fly with one engine out like every other twin engine plane in the world? Lol!

[@jeremywentworth1833]

I was just going to mention 007 in the mini jet at the start of Octopussy at the military base but someone has bet me too it. As an English man only Bond could land on a road and pull up at petrol pump and ask for the plane filling.

[@Pushyhog]

corkey fornauf flew bd5 jet in bond movie

[@markcampbell7577]

The use of Edison generators for unlimited electric power without fuel is missing from the industry. An old car generator can be converted to edison self spinning generator by chisel. If you remove the Tesla magnets from the armature magnets and leave the Edison magnets on the armature the generator will spin like a motor and generate the same voltage and amperage electricity without fuel or cranking. You count the magnets on the armature and divide by 6. This is the number of magnets to chisel off and to leave on. You alternate on and off all the way around. You have three sixths on and and three sixths off in a motor pattern. The DC is connected to the DC side of inverters to have 110v AC. 40 amp inverters with two 20 amp outlets are available.

[@isidroco]

It's missing because physics laws (conservation of energy) makes it imposible. You can't break physics laws. You should go to jail for promoting breaking them :)

[@markcampbell7577]

The use of Edison generators is missing due to ignorance and propaganda control. A permanent magnet motor as a generator is stored energy producing energy. The electrons moving in the permanent magnet is a permanent source of energy for moving the armature and producing a magnetic field that is collected as current voltage. The Edison generator powered electric cars were demonstrated by shell oil company in the 1980s. Propaganda control prevents people from realizing nuclear power plants and fossil fuels are obsolete sources of electricity.

[@NihongoGuy]

You have no idea that you are embarrassing yourself. Ignorance is a fun place to live, isn't it?

[@isidroco]

@@markcampbell7577 You can't obtain energy without another energy supply. Anyone can build his own generator, but you need a waterfall or something to move it, propaganda can't stop inventors and people from building their own devices. Edison used electric motors, his electric cars would have worked with low voltage electric rails on the street if Diode would have invented earliear. (Like bumper cars on amusement parks). Batteries were too big and heavy on those days. Please study physics before saying that energy can be obtained without a source.

[@LungsMcGee]

@@isidroco Nah, it'd probably work on a flat Earth. It's that pesky curvature thing that makes all those physics laws spoil stuff. 😂😂🤣🤣😂😂

[@itsnotalwaysblackandwhite8624]

The pilots got no legs. How does he control the rudder❓

[@mhw67]

Didn't they have a mini jet in a Bond film?