Why The Douglas DC-3 Is The MOST Successful Airplane?

[@vojta4045]

Google: There are *300* DC-3s that are still flying today Swiss001: *T H O U S A N D S* active DC-3s

[@moduleapothem6446]

Captain Vojta he said hundreds

[@bricktown3156]

The silver bullets display team 5:53

[@leonroehrl1125]

wIkIpEdIa.CoM

[@vojta4045]

@@moduleapothem6446 no

[@dmrxy.]

He said hundred

[@lfraser7128]

Dc-3: "most built airliner with 16,000 built" An-2: laughs in 18,000+

[@diegosilang4823]

Sounds legit, Considering DC-3/C47 (incl Soviet and Japanese license built) had been out of production since 1950, AN-2 had been production until 2001.

[@KittenTM]

Swiss001 said there was 18,000 dc-3s built

[@lfraser7128]

Corridor Playz 0:26

[@lfraser7128]

Siakol Yano it's still in limited production in China

[@horiginsfs7561]

key word: AIRLNER

[@SupremeLeaderKimJong-un]

The most successful? Our planes are the most successful, we know that

[@arne2584]

wow you have internet in North Korea ???

[@adriencousinou8941]

Russian airplanes

[@EquatorialPike]

Ryanair has the most successful planes, we will get 737 MAXS

[@kiki0880]

hhmmm are u rlly kim jong-un

[@watermelonloloooolll]

Cian Meagher please tell me you’re joking

[@Dontwatchthischannel]

The speed is measured in miles per hour and I don't like that: UK people: inhale deeply

[@PlanesAndGames732]

People from US: Are you challenging me?/Am I a joke to you?

[@Dontwatchthischannel]

im from Northern ireland

[@Dontwatchthischannel]

@Gonad The Barbarian ok...

[@JostVanWair]

Knots is the best yo

[@goober010]

UK people: Still use knots

[@thecreepereb]

0:06 "you know; like the 737 ma..." 😂😂

[@rajatpandey932]

Swiss001:*We like to talk about failed airplanes on this channel* Also, Swiss001:*Talks about a successful plane* *Sad Failed Airplane Noises*

[@Cpr1234]

*Why is the Douglas DC-3 the MOST Successful Airplane?* Cessna 172: Am I a joke to you?

[@thefilipinogamertfg]

Cpr1234 Note: DC-3 is a commercial aircraft Cessna 172 is not

[@Not_Aran8276]

@@thefilipinogamertfg Qhantas

[@obamareloadsyt629]

ً can you even spell

[@Not_Aran8276]

@@obamareloadsyt629 qhentud

[@jessacamtzw]

XxjoshyxX Can you use grammar?

[@jan-eric_boldt]

People with OCD: „Hell yeah, the hey guys is back again!“

[@Kj_Gamer2614]

it used "hey gamers". the golden era

[@greenender54]

Douglas:Lets build a plane for the next centuries. Boeing:Fails to build a save updated version of a plane that almost last for 70 years.

[@springbok4015]

Which plane is that?

[@AN2Felllla]

The funny thing is, the DC-3 has lasted this long with hardly any modifications since 1935

[@nathanharris25]

Siwss001: we like to talk about failed aircrafts like the 737 ma-

[@PomiTV]

No way you repeated a joke said in the video I am so dead ahhahhahahahah

[@leonroehrl1125]

-2020

[@AverytheCubanAmerican]

That's a nice tropical island. Speaking of tropical islands, you need to do the current shortest international flight between Anguilla and St Maarten

[@tangodelta225]

Day 7 (one week already) of reminding swiss001 that he has to book the shortest flight in the world because in a video he said he would do that at 10K likes and he got 10k likes (plz like so he wil see it)

[@juliet_alpha22]

Same xd

[@Pugboy35Man]

I dont think it will happen now.... just saying

[@fakhriihsan5442]

Cant fly, during covid-19.

[@yoco3705]

Swiss001- Modern day aircraft don't land on their front wheels. Ryanair has left the airspace.

[@Fish-o7o]

XD

[@Fish-o7o]

Lmfao!

[@_AQUILA]

3:54 _"i think we could have definitely return to the airport, but that would have been boring."_ *Capt. Sully approves this.*

Swiss001's favourite phrases: 1. "thicc" 2. "never mind" 3. "to become a thing" Edit: or at least that's what I think - tell me your opinion!

[@yolo213MC]

That's a whole another story

[@cubie3835]

"We have successfully taken off"

[@robloxaviation8113]

*ROTATE*

[@diedrino]

We just turned ourselves into a boat

[@diedrino]

You can always go around

[@muubster]

The fact that 16,000 copies of the DC-3 were built have me goosebumps

[@MattMcIrvin]

One of the nicest-looking freeware add-ons for X-Plane is the Aeroworx Douglas C-47 Skytrain (the military DC-3). It looks much like this except without the cushy civilian seating in the cabin. Everyone seems to love making liveries for it. It's fun to fly. One of the things that made this plane so successful was that it really could land or take off just about anywhere--it was almost a bush airliner. Crucial in the days before ubiquitous big airports.

[@thehazbinpilot]

0:20 AN-2: Hold me Vodka... And also, if youre landing a Taildragger, pull up when you touched down. Just sayin...

[@pricey70]

Lucky PaB yeah and actually viewed on the p-51 you actually do a flare too but not as severe you normally almost land on all 3

[@ow_11]

1:46 Swiss001:Starts engines up for takeoff Engines:Aight I'm head out

[@malaysia001airlines9]

Swiss001: *Lands in the ocean* Sully wants to know your location

[@warmcanadain7649]

I love the postcards like the one with the Douglas flying through the valley with the sun shining off it and the pilots window was open

[@michalciesielski4707]

1:44 Swiss001 just removed one of 300 DC-3’s

[@ptsfplaneviewer8054]

More than 16,000 DC-3s and military version C-47s were built in 50-plus variants. More than 300 are still flying today. The DC-3 was born into a still-nascent commercial air travel industry-and traveling by air was much riskier and arduous before the DC-3 came along.

[@goozzz381]

Swiss 001: Now our engines are.......................oh Jesus Me: Yea Ryanair will most likely go 737MAX mode

[@ChrisZoomER]

The DC-3 truly is an oldie but goodie!

[@Fred82ndAbn]

Great historic planes! Got a chance to jump out of a DC3 in D-Day reenactment in Normandy one year. You can still do static line parachute fun jumps out of Zephyrhills, FL (floridaskysoldiers.com) using DC3s at times. Just an observation, Swiss001 doesn't like old planes in MPH but I'm sure he knows that a 'Knot' is actually a Nautical Mile (1.15 statue miles or 1.85 Km) so not much different really. Given that fact, aren't aircraft speed nowadays essentially measured in 'Nautical Miles' per hour? But what do I know, I'm just an old dumb paratrooper, LOL. Good video! A more serious note than usual which is nice once in a while.

[@IrishAirlines]

Swiss: *we are off the ground, isn’t that nice?* Proceeds to stall, with an engine failure.

[@johnmonkus4600]

DC3 actually came out in 1936. It was a development of the DC2 that first flew as the DC1 in 1934.

[@dogevid]

90% of the DC-3s built were Lisunov LI-2 Soviet planes.

[@nehamoholkar6423]

Everybody:middle class Swiss001:medium rich

[@elpaloeduardo7899]

Swiss: Yeah let's land this in the ocean. The airport and the island like a km away: Am I a joke to you?

[@GoofyFrazeeGoOfbAll]

when your landing a tailplane or conventional landing gear type plane, you always keep the tail on the ground and even with the forward landing gear so if you landing they should all three touch first and when braking you keep the nose up so if you were struggling with the landing swiss I just wanted to give some advice :/

[@tylerwilliams4927]

I call them c-47s my country put them to use on D-day so i think its a great plane engines are special to hear too. It just looks cool.

[@Electrowave]

One of my favourite planes. I see they have new, modern engines available for them now. I wonder if they will still be flying in 2030, a hundred years after they first flew.

[@leomottier7342]

Ohhhhhh..... The "Hey Guys" is nearly baaacckkkk.....❤️❤️❤️

[@jaydensteyn1359]

New Zealand we have 3 currently flying, in fact one flies into Auckland international airport

[@zorndy5750]

MrAviationJayden do you mean Ardmore? Last time I checked AKL doesn’t get DC-3 Flights. But 1 is based to Ardmore

[@jaydensteyn1359]

@@zorndy5750 Air Chathams do they, they are based there

[@jaydensteyn1359]

@@zorndy5750 The Air Chathams DC-3 usually sits there before they do the summer flights and when the do maintenance on it

[@zorndy5750]

Oh yes I forgot that, I never thought I flew out of there?

[@KrisMcCool]

Wow, this channel changed a lot since I subscribed 1 year ago.

[@assuredaviation9116]

300 DC3's are still flying currently, I saw one coming from Melbourne, Australia to King Island Australia!

[@swhooker532]

This is huge, everytime a new cracked plane is released on Rutracker, there’s a video from Swiss001 about it !

[@gdstudios539]

2020 Lufthansa: we have new aircrafts! 1990 Lufthansa: We have a successful planes!

[@matmuie3191]

Thatnks for the information

[@balo68]

Swiss 001:like the 737 Ma- Me:Approve

[@Chundiii]

My great grandpa watched me watching this video and he told me he was the jump master for the dc-3 and also he was a meteor m.7 pilot. Maybe do a review on a meteor m.7?

[@aleccooks]

KLM (not really KLM but enthusiast do) still operates the dc3 during summer from Schiphol to Rotterdam and back or as sight seeing over Amsterdam

[@cangurocri]

My grandpa had 2 accidents on a dc3... He was part of the FACH

[@stv_gaming_yt9436]

real life: lets try to not brake the engines Swiss001: Soo lets cut the engines..50 10...........

[@drdev.prodss]

I seen a Dc-3 flying over georgia the other day. best plane I've seen in action

[@thecoasterconnoisseurs837]

It’s so weird because when you were talking about when it was kinda like Apple coming out with the original iPhone, EverythingApplePro unboxing the original iPhone was in my recommended.

[@marcy4953]

No one: Swiss001: Uses full brakes on a taildragger

[@thomasmetcalfe6640]

As a video suggestion it would be fun to see aircraft not quite reaching the speed to rotate and then diving off a cliff and trying to pull up in different airplanes, similar to the antanov scene in the film 2012

[@dominikjames7269]

Swiss001: the US military used lots of these planes. C47 transport: sadness noise.

[@s4und3rs_highhms47]

Swiss:and now we have Ryanair Google:I hope we censor that

[@kiwidev9320]

Can you do a video about an old military plane

[@cmingues]

could you make an video about a good DC-3 for MSFS2020, will be really great

[@NCQ-tw3lh]

Swiss001: *talks about failed aircraft* DC-3: Am I a joke to you?

[@teedal7203]

it's weird to think that we had these kind of planes and even jets before we even had computers

[@AN2Felllla]

In some cases, especially in Canada and Alaska, the DC-3 is still the best plane to fly because it’s designed to take off and land on short runways and carry very large cargo, which very few modern planes do. They’re also extremely cheap to buy compared to modern planes. This is why airlines like Buffalo Airways still fly them.

[@mohammadriaz9175]

Swiss001:1M is not that much for a plane Me:A 15 year old want to become a pilot and searching for planes less than 10000 $

[@owenthompsongliding]

Swiss 001 you should film a video on the cirrus that you fly

[@TransportationONLY]

Yay the old intro!(sorta) is back

[@ItsMe-dr8et]

I still not believe that Buffalo Airways are still flying DC-3 and DC-4 but I think it's really nice

[@robertkelly3167]

Wow. That 737 max sentence ended quicker than the 737 Max’s career....

[@DOMINICAAVIATION]

The Turbo version is even more stunning

[@whoflerdude1855]

“The speed is measured in mph, I don’t like that” Americans who built the plane: AnGeR

[@meganthai1998]

But it is supposed to be measured but knots.

[@fish_h]

beautiful plane, love old planes with the unpainted silver metal instead of white paint.

[@Lianaja32]

this legendary plane came out in 1936 (84 years old), nearly 17000 DC-3 were build

[@chuukimji-woofromlaguna3982]

1:14 Reminds me of an old bus

[@KittenTM]

Swiss001: U don’t land on the front wheels. Me: bruh! R u dumb?

[@unknownplays6309]

thanks for the "hey guys"

[@arnaumj]

The ten dislikes are the people who call the runway tarmac

[@dickyCentauri1921]

When i saw the thumbnail i thought the the title will be "why the douglas dc-3 is dangerous plane" :D

[@zapdos8441]

I stopped watching him for a month and now he started making real videos...

[@thomasjordan5578]

Fly Alleghenny 🎵 Alleghenny Air Lines 🎶

[@swisscheeseaviation590]

There’s a C-47 at my local aviation museum

[@SweetSniper5197]

hey, i saw that you bounced a bit on landing?? did yu try pulling back on the yoke?? you dont hit to hard then

[@aleksanderskanckeedvardsen6862]

You have to turn off the tailwheel. Its a white lever under the throttle 😄 Then it dont turn like that on the ground

[@advancedsoldier8569]

One of my favourite planes

[@clementpoon120]

how do you butter a landing with taildragger planes?

[@heidar9835]

There is 1 DC-3 in Iceland

[@ceulx120]

Yes

[@legotrain15]

Keep in mind the DC 3 was built when commercial aviation was only met for very rich people that is why the cabin has lots of leg room

[@ljnas5686]

I like driving tail draggers in every plane game with graphic but not rfs when i land on the tail dragger i make a very very butter landing

[@RailPreserver2K]

Correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this the oldest commercial aircraft that still able to be flown?

[@thejoeday6031]

You should review the IL-2, the most built military aircraft

[@Tomas1to3]

2:40 it says ''md'' under the plane's left wing in the buildings for McDouglas lol

[@joshuadrain3902]

to be honest the cargo version of this aka the one the military used was the C-47 same cockpit and every thing it was just made by LOCKHEED MARTIN

[@onelpeiris]

So you're telling me the Apple iPhone changed the Aviation game? Seems legit.

[@nicoleschneider2639]

Some c-47s that still fly have modern screens installed

[@thomasmetcalfe6640]

Saw a gulf aviation dc-3 in a museum in sharjah, UAE

[@ItsJustMeMusic]

what addon?

[@everettrailfan]

Where'd you get this plane from?

[@Batmanovsky]

Hi swiss001 your video is best👍

[@GiacomoLawrance]

DC-3 is an incredibly safe aircraft - has had no crashes due to frame failure. You can't say something is unsafe just because of the total amount of crashes, after being in service for over 70 years, you'd think it would have one or two crashes - any many of these were due to pilot error. Also to land, you want to try and land on all three points, and get the tail down as quickly as possible to stop spinning. Also use braking for each wheel to keep it on the runway.

[@aitorcq7464]

OMG "Hey Guys" Again!!

[@niclasbestmen6189]

Super Constellation next? :)

[@nolanmitteer8743]

Swiss, the main reason why you can’t land and fall on your nose is because your breaking to much.

[@jamesricker3997]

Because it is a rugged reliable aircraft that was built in great numbers for World War II and after the war thousands were sold extremely cheap as War surplus and there are thousands of pilots available with years of experience flying them looking for a job.

[@mrthomaslaux1]

Why did they stop production? Did it have ap? What about de icing?

[@eppozeppo6255]

A/P was made in 1914, and this was made in 1930 so I would assume so. De icing i am not sure

[@eppozeppo6255]

It probably would have AP as AP was made in 1914 and i am not sure about de icing

[@stolleNrx7]

Constellation and E2 jets videos please Mr.Swiss

[@oojiflip]

In war thunder I kept trying to land on the "back" landing gear (whicj is actually at the front) and so I'd smash the prop into the ground