The 5 Toughest US Military Aircraft to Fly!

The 5 Toughest US Military Aircraft to Fly! - When we think of military aircraft, we often picture advanced technology and incredible speed, but flying these machines can be quite challenging. In this video, we’ll explore five U.S. military aircraft known for their difficulty to fly. From limited cockpit visibility to complex aerodynamic issues, these planes truly test a pilot's skills. Join us as we uncover what makes each of these aircraft a tough challenge to operate!

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[moodogco]

The f117 was literally unflyable without its cutting edge flyby wire computer systems, thats how unstable they were

[terryburke]

I figured the F117 would pretty much land itself since it was so advanced. That one surprised me.

[johngauntlett]

The Corsair was not a jet but a piston engine plane.

[hibob]

Ok, at 2:20, he called the Corsair a fighter jet. Oops.
The propeller in that series of shots is kind of tough to miss.
If this is an AI narration, I renew my previous objections out of sheer principle.

[joshflugel]

Wow I didn't expect the Corsair. We had them in the air force of Honduras, and in 1969 they shot down some Mustangs from the air force of El Salvador, in what became the last dogfight between piston fighters in history.
We also had F86 Sabres in Honduras, they never saw combat.

[crazymilitaryaircraft-qe]

The most difficult aircraft to fly is still the drone, because it is controlled remotely, there is no one directly to fly it.😀😀😀

[OFFENDYOU]

This channel switched really fast from posting pro russian videos
To pro american videos 🫥