Plane Almost Stalls After Takeoff

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Biman Boeing 787 Dreamliner incredibly steep takeoff

Delta Airbus A321 near tailstrike during landing

Hawker Sea Fury engine failure and dead stick landing

American Airlines Airbus A321 taxiing with dented nose

USAF C-17 Globemaster short landing and reverse powerback

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[Jan_rebq]

Imagine the C-17 making that back up warning beeping while reversing on the runway. In my head it was so hilarious.

[alanjenkins]

That first take off was at an airshow. The pilot was trying to impress - he did.

[BangaloreAviation]

That is a standard air show take off of Boeing. I’m not sure the airframe was delivered to Biman at the time. Your channel doesn’t need misleading sensational headlines. You’re good enough as is.

[Qwertyuiop_memes]

Wow! Even with its huge size, the stopping performance of the C17 is amazing!

[itellyouforfree]

The most impressive are the 787 steep takeoff at Farnborough and the C-17 landing

[AirbusA_Jr]

C-17s are such impressive machines, especially with there massive size it’s crazy how little runway it needs to stop

[PavlosPapageorgiou]

The Reno clip is great. When his engine cuts out at high speed, low altitude, the pilot immediately climbs to bank his kinetic energy as potential energy and then glides down for a safe landing.

[Kestrylll]

That C-17 was impressive. I've seen people who can't back their car up that well!

[WarHawkAU]

I love the C17 lands, back door opens and an airman directs the pilots on the way backwards. Always love that!

[jcmount]

First clip, not overly steep, not a near stall. That is a typical air show maneuver with an empty airplane and minimal fuel load. If that plane has the GEnx-1B engine the total thrust is 128, 000lbs. The empty weight of a 787 is 265, 000lbs giving it a 1:0.5 weight to thrust ratio, similar to early jet fighters.

[VolPilot]

Great Channel! Thanks for all of the effort in putting these various pieces together. Lots of nail-biting going on during each clip.

[Fsrjtyttzma]

The sea fury pilot gave us all a Masterclass on flying. The way he took that up straight away to gain height for that one piece landing was utterly astounding.

[ukar]

Nothing like a stall, totally within the flight envelope. The fly-by-wire would prevent the stall anyway.

[apples_]

The pilot of that little plane that had an engine go out was so good that I didn't really even notice there was something that went wrong except he came in high and fast. Great job, dude.

[intercity_trainspotting]

That’s so chilling with the sea fury flying past the crash

[JemimaPuddleduck]

I love to see those huge military transporter planes. They've always been my favorite🤘

[kennethforsythe]

C-17s are amazing. Ive flown all over the world in these.. fantastic planes!

[chinamotoadventures]

2:19 Saw this when i was a kid. Also the harrier jump jet "bowing". Both at the Royal international Air Tattoo in the UK amongst many other amazing displays. Wish my dad was still around now so i could tell him how much I loved going to those with him. Love you loads, hope im doing you proud

[brianschultz]

thank you for the extra second of aviation.

[redsrollingnow]

The B787 was obviously at an air show - it is fly-by-wire and the O/B computers controlled the excessively high angle of attack 😎😎