Supersonic flight with the MIG-29 Fulcrum- top adventure over the russian skies

I have always imagined how it would be to fly high,at supersonic speeds,in a jet fighter.
In june i had the fortune to experience this emotion on the combat fighter Mig 29 Fulcrum.
With the Mikoyan Gurevich 29,i flew over the Russian skies at an extremely high altitude where i was able to
admire the roundness of our planet with an unforgettably dark blue sky above.
Thanks to the MIG 29’s powerful afterburners and aerodynamics,it passed the speed of sound of almost twice in the stratosphere.
After having seen this breathtaking view,the pilot descended vertically pushing the Mig to the limit performing numerous acrobatic maneuvers:
-Hammer
-Immelmann
-Loop
-Rolls
-Inverted flight
-Low pass 800 km/h
-Alieron rools
-Split S
- at different gravitational
acceleration forces:first at 3g,then at 6,7 and then to the limit,at 9g.
The Mig 29 is a technological monster machine, with whom i lived extreme sensations.

[@MrPotatoPro]

Why does this not have millions of views? It's awesome.

[@charltonlittle4556]

Right!

[@IMOLDIN]

Because a million people haven't seen it yet SILLY

[@IMOLDIN]

@@charltonlittle4556 Hahahaha

[@nehasoni6838]

Depends on the people weather they are interested in fb or insta or science...

[@IMOLDIN]

@@nehasoni6838 @imoldin tiktok get ready guys

[@jace_Henderson]

I love how the sky becomes a dark blue when you’re that high up with less air reflecting light.

[@peds7808]

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[@peds7808]

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[@PathOfDistrAction]

These guys basically fly in space that’s crazy how far up they get

[@dragosdanielghetes6403]

The guy went into a fucking space 😂😂

[@officialshivamsoni9971]

Air reflection is high bro that's because we see the color which reflects...laure

[@punya9834]

9:38 This part gave me goosebumps👌

[@Roycepapii]

Wow

[@DSKiV]

16:05 when the G's hit your body :) 18:12 where am i ?! what year it is now :)

[@noumannomi007]

😂😂😂 i noticed that😂

[@iLolek10]

19:07 But here he is happy again. It reminds me my, when I was happy, after my first horseriding, when I was 4y old. I have asked my uncle so many times, but he always ignored me. Then one evening when he was drunk, he agreed. It was completly dark. I was scared and excited. It was fun just first few seconds. After it was just struggling for not falling down. But I was so shame to scream, so I was pretending I'm happy, when he asked me if I'm ok? But I was really happy I have survived and proud that I did it first before my 8 years old cousin. Told him that next day about it, But he didn't belive me. But I had witnes with me. My other cousin. He was mad with me for the rest of the day.

[@blood4151]

2020

[@kingozymandias2988]

Кристиян Георгиев 18:12 time for a nap😂

[@Bidmartinlo]

OPAH! Quick power-nap!

[@funshootin1]

18 minutes in , finally got your naptime..not bad , saw you closing your eyes a few times during rolls and a couple turns it looked like you were getting ready to go. .everything starts getting grey around the peripheral vision and it's kinda scary. aerobatics is physically hard on the body and you have to train for it and work on just staying consious. I was fortunate to have a great friend who Co owned an aerobatic trainer and while not even in the same league of aircraft it still was a thrilling time every ride , after a few times anything under 4G for sustained time was much easier to cope with but that was my limit , after 4 no matter what I did I could not fight off that shrinking circle of vision for more than a few seconds. you really got a rare opportunity to get a chance to fly in one of the world's best fighting airframes. . great video quality btw.

[@SideStrafed]

he experiences Gloc at 16min too

[@Strato13]

Wow, I would love to try that. That would be the ultimate adrenaline rush. Even though I'm American, I find Russian planes to be beautiful in design. Does anyone know whether something like this is offered Stateside? My favorite plane of all time : F-15 Eagle, Our Legacy plane, P51 Mustang, a Classic, YF-23 Black Widow, and F-22 Raptor.

[@tickysiasiluka68]

There is nothing wrong liking something Russian if you think its good. There is good and bad in both Russia and America.

[@MicroageHD]

Spitfire, FW190 >>> P51

[@IMOLDIN]

You sound confused to experience this can only be done in Russia. This is the best experience but I don't think you've got it in you.

[@IamN0-1]

Don't feel sorry about a damned thing, fulcrum are a fine aircraft My favorite craft, believe it or not, is the JF-17. the avionics just on the block2's are the stuff of science fiction, but block 3---- absolute unprecedented!! and the SD-10 that it fires is fucking nightmare fuel

[@stejones697]

The music intensifies this a million times 💪🏻

[@Heramitep]

WOW! Amazing! Thanks for sharing this wonderful experience!

[@pawelkrol843]

The pilot has best work in the world. :D

[@JohnAnderson-kc3wj]

What an amazing experience that must have been. Wow. I'm jealous! Lol

[@BobbyTucker]

I'd like to add, this has to be the most exciting and quickest 20 minute video flight I've been on and I've seen quite a few. I contacted the Russian people several months ago about taking a ride in one of these, if I remember correctly it was going to cost around $3,000.00 usd, or $30,000.00 usd, forgive me if I'm not recalling the exact prices but I know it would be worth every bit of that figure where I'm concerned, I just didn't have the money to spend at that time. Thanks again.

[@markmilligan1462]

As an aviation fan, I wasn't keen on the old Soviet era aircraft with maybe exception to the Foxbat. But, ever since the Mig 29 arrived, Russia's aircraft have gone from looking rugged (yet got the job done) to things of beauty

[@finnstercycles6766]

That must be terrifying waking up to be flying so fast in the middle of the sky when he passed out at 18:07

[@rob_ya_boy]

I think his head was just in the wrong place when the pilot engaged that turn. Head plus helmet weigh 20 pounds. At 5g that's 100 pounds.

[@MarkyMark2177]

😂

[@baranhazar4674]

The sound of freedom.

[@klaxoz_]

Ong

[@Fantomas24ARM]

Man, I wish I could fly on Mig too.

[@peterm4062]

Он молодец! В отключке был даже немного, но выдержал) Испытание конечно тяжёлое, но держался хорошо! Сильный мужик!

[@raymondgoubet]

Cool, nice toy that Mig 29. Boys love their toys!

[@word.of.faith.indonesia]

after all those things up high that may go wrong, it feels admirable to just have some coffee or tea sitting at the locals

[@TheWiniarss]

18:05 just a quick nap bro... ZZZZZZZZZ

[@akeemarei7172]

WI WI he passed to out

[@aliali-xk1nj]

WI WI hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@baranhazar4674]

WI WI too much G

[@simul8guy75]

GLOC in action. I guess the Russkies didn't show him proper breathing techniques going into a high G turn...

[@bruhbry831]

WI WI bruh that shit could've been bad

[@sleepiva5864]

My dream.. damn so awesome!

[@clam741]

Imo the best looking plane of that era

[@saltnpep58]

THAT LOOKS AMAZING

[@Alan-ej6wb]

Amazing, I fly a steen skybolt biplane my father and I built and it is the love of my life but I would give my left but to ride in this just one time

[@beaztsnipr]

Nothing superior than MIG

[@CarlosAlvarenga1983]

Beautiful view! 💙

[@jakubp.1181]

just amazing !!!!

[@SIDJLOLIVEIRA]

Muito bom! voei junto aqui na minha tela. muita emoção.

[@janeparis1705]

Jammy git (lucky so and so) thanks for sharing

[@looseyourzlf]

wow nice video man .

[@frettastic6046]

Dude imagine you could do that ffor one time in your life. So exiting...

[@martynborman1651]

you can also do The FOXBAT! Wow! clearly these people have the grip on airanauticals.

[@hurithinkbefore1340]

Wow

[@mikeking7381]

A Bucklet list thing to do for sure

[@ApexF1]

Она постарела и помолодела в душе.

[@iolo7425]

I love MIC-29

[@joeymungoi9290]

How long can one of these fly on a full tank?

[@Bet-vx3fg]

Mig 29 fulcrum 2000 - 3000 km depends on additional tank

[@terryhollands2794]

Lucky guy :)

[@danz3650]

rich guy)

[@FLORYNN100]

Amazing :O. you are lucky! take care of yourself

[@SahilTiwariOnPlus]

The sea becomes the sky and the sky becomes the sea.

[@SandorDaroci]

great video, TY

[@benignonigno]

Bravo Stefano !!!

[@中村宗貴-s8n]

人々に感動を与える、平和利用が一番！戦争では悲しみと憎しみしか生まれない。多くの人達によって造られた航空機であることを忘れない事であると思う。

[@brother_welch]

This is amazing

[@sonnydean3187]

Night night bro!

[@mcwolfus8824]

It cost him 15000 Euros. If this had been a US Jet it would have cost him 10 times as much because of maintenance requirements alone.

[@CRAWLER3888]

1000th like!! And is this a 2-seater

[@synhet84]

After 11:42 of nothing but real sound... Let's put the song right.... *NOW !*

[@efekaansahin9948]

What's the name of the song

[@mik4770]

Grande Stefano! Next trip should be space shuttle :)

[@STEFANOCERINI]

MY INTERVIEW ON THE AMERICAN CNN ireport.cnn.com/docs/DOC-1175395

[@СергейВоронков-н6в]

Stefano you liked flight by the Russian plane???

[@STEFANOCERINI]

Сергей Воронков extreme experiences are always welcome,but mig 29 is hard to ride

[@СергейВоронков-н6в]

Stefano Cerini I'm happy for you that you got the thrill of flight!!!

[@juliocesarfernandesdacosta5950]

pó esse piloto e surpe sensacional Parabéns pelo seu trabalho em realizar sonhos imposivel Parabéns também a Rússia pó oferece esse passeio porque aqui no Brasil o governo só querem roba vida a Rússia

[@dich5088]

interesting to know, at what point it's passed the speed of sound? you should show it in the video.

[@mayurmankar8169]

Hi I want to know do jet fighter planes have air conditioning (AC) in it.. beacause of so much heat of sun and the pilot suits might make them very sweaty..

[@AnonMatrixGovt]

They don't really have AC but they have fresh oxygen or diluted oxygen being pumped in and out constantly.

[@momsspaghetti9970]

Wait, have they updated the MiG 29 with advance avionics and fly by wire systems? Of so I'm happy to fly one

[@tickysiasiluka68]

Does it matter?You are broke.

[@Gsmooth10455]

Nice mullet.

[@androngorshkov]

Крутобл!!! ))))

[@duanewaller6566]

Did he pass out at the end?

[@CorgiBobber]

18:05 Did he fainted or is it a defensive move?

[@franklin5194]

TOP GUN...Russia Edition

[@ExtremeRecluse]

i would not waste my time performing cruise flight to altitude. I can do that in a passenger airliner. We would climb to 5,000 and the controls would be mine until short final. The PIC can ride the controls with me during every maneuver. Most of my maneuvers would be inverted.

[@donjon5600]

9:10 wtf ! this is fuckin space ! holy shit.....

[@harleyguy7]

Wow amazing how much did this cost??

[@NEntv58]

how do you just step in to the back seat of a machine like that and get your body terrorized? How much training did you go through?

[@kevinflubacker6825]

This shows how thin is the atmosphere...

[@wedemeyerr]

In preparation of this flight i would go to rollercoaster park and try every rollercoster any times😉

[@ric84]

You'll need it. I had the pleasure of experiencing a formation flight two weeks ago. Small planes (blackshape prime) which ''only'' got up to 4G, still nearly puked once the aerobatics began lmao. Can't imagine to begin how a flight in one of these must feel.

[@Cerialos]

benjamin franklin would shit himself if he saw this jet go by, so would i, its unreal how we humans made this possible, un fucking real this right here

[@WhoWantsToKnow81]

I love me a good rollercoaster, but this is a bit too extreme for me

[@pgtmr2713]

Did I miss the supersonic part? Maybe it happened really fast.

[@pgtmr2713]

There was no supersonic in the video.

[@AnonMatrixGovt]

18:00

[@LukeH1989]

To climb into the stratosphere they have to go into supersonic speed to reach the altitude safely 😂

[@F5Storm1]

It's hard to tell when you go supersonic not much happens

[@Jabber-ig3iw]

Going supersonic is completely underwhelming, on Concorde they had to tell the passengers they were supersonic otherwise you’d have no idea.

[@aschalewtessema1248]

Like how do even do that its insane

[@tomthompson7400]

Ride of a life time ,,, and some folk get to do it every other day , and even better get paid for it too.

[@naumansaeed3857]

what is the price of this adventure ? I really want this!!!!!!!

[@DsiakMondala]

epic win man. also earth is a pipe 2017

please tell us more about time from 14:33 to 14:50 !!! i would like to know what's that feeling...

[@santiagoalbarracin9915]

me impreciona la cara delo muchacho cuendo experimenta la fuerza G

[@杀死一只反舌鸟V]

Does anyone know what the background music is called?

[@KevinS47]

WOW.

[@astrogamingtutorials4350]

Did it even break the sound barrier?

[@ggallin2043]

Song title please 12:00

[@johnnyangel636]

Best of the best

[@josemohinio]

I’m JUST SAYING.. at 9:58 the Horizon looked pretty flat to me man! #JustSaying

[@weeral1]

If you were a microbe on top of a piece of cellophane... over a grapefruit.. what would you see? bout the same thing. You guys have no sense of scale at all.. justsayin

[@binnachtsaktiv9065]

dam it was beautiful respect from russia

[@MarceloSivaRocha]

the name of the song please!!!

[@jace_Henderson]

Marcelo Rocha just Shazam it

[@CaFFeineSouLja]

2:33 what's on top of the canopy?

[@Mythricia1988]

It's a sort of mirror - allowing the pilot in the rear seat to see the runway for landings, during training exercises (the instructor would sit in the back, normally). It's like a periscope - while activated, the mirror projects an image onto a glass in front of the instructor, the image itself is just reflected from a second mirror outside the airplane (it kind of sticks up while active), thus allowing the instructor to see the runway "through" the airplane for landing and whatever else.

[@pandabeatbox3552]

Notice how the sound of the the jet got suppressed when they reached their highest altitude

[@kNIkO16]

whats the name of the song?

[@pearlmax]

I hope that's a joke.

[@ukaszwasztyl377]

Dobre

[@muhdamani3243]

i noticed that he keep playing with that helmet visor.

[@NewMessi7]

at 11:53 what about the g force ? doesnt it get high cause hes flying toward the ground ? isnt there something called redout ?

[@Mythricia1988]

G-forces only happen when you change your direction quickly, so mostly during tight turns and such. You can see the aircraft kind of shaking and fluttering at some points in the video - those are high-g maneuvers. Flying towards the ground usually leads to a sensation of weightlessness, which is the opposite of high g-forces. If you think about it, there's no reason you would experience any strong forces while flying downward... you're really just falling, without having to feel the wind resistance. Red-out is the opposite of black-out... Black-outs happen in positive high-g maneuvers, due to the blood "sinking" towards the lower part of your body, causing your eyesight to shrink or in a bad case totally black out (actually you pass out, it's not just your eyes, but your brain being deprived of bloodflow). Red-out is the opposite, in a negative-g maneuver (such as an inverted loop), all the blood instead is forced upwards in your body, towards your head. This is *MUCH* more dangerous than a positive-g maneuver... It can cause serious damage or actual death, very quickly. A healthy human, even without training, can at least survive brief moments of very high positive g-forces, you will black out but you won't suffer any actual ill effects. The same can't be said for negative-g effects.

[@NewMessi7]

Mythricia wow thanks mate.I really appreciate your response !

[@Mythricia1988]

NewMessi7 No problem, glad my enthustiastic typing is (sometimes) appreciated :)

[@AYPOD]

solotürk pilot had in his display 9,6g negative (red out )thats why hes called one of the best pilots

[@abdullahal-shimri3091]

Speed of Sound is so slow compared to speed of light

[@gixxerboy555]

@2:20 ...there's no way back anymore... :)

[@matthewinsydneyful]

How much in US dollars does this cost??? $5000? $10,000??

[@iselliriano3493]

18:05 efecto de la fuerza g

[@philipkempbell7174]

Why does it look like 1972?

[@tickysiasiluka68]

Because it was made it was originally designed in the late 70s.

[@KhaledYaqoub-oo1xi]

Woooowwww

[@yoabelin]

Deseo Subirme ya en uno de esos... Quien me invita???

[@bootlegcaesar7481]

+DixieNormous561 about 3.5-5 g depending on Speed and acceleration

[@starfarma3320]

QUANTO CUSTA UM VÔO DESSES?

[@r-evolutiontv7351]

5:28 what was that? cosmic particles or ice cristal's reflecting?

[@Kerogas_]

tears of happiness

[@fredeb67]

I think it was just the sunlight reflecting off of sand/dirt particles. You only saw it at the beginning when it looked like they turned on the Environmental Control Unit (ECU) and when flying inverted.

[@NikitaKarciauskas]

Richard F. Valdez radioactivity. when you fly a plane then there is more radioactivity. those white dots shows the radioactivity

[@KmakeR1]

este no se sube mas

[@The_Arch_King1]

Birds flying high,u know how i feel?6:40

[@majedry7871]

Who knows how to fly? Is there any website?

[@adrianjarvis9391]

I wanna be a pilot

[@massimoamuso]

Campione mondiale di svenimento!

[@про100-э9ц]

😁👍👍👍