Civilian and Military Jet Fly-By Videos
12-15-2008, 06:30 AM
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12-16-2008, 02:06 PM
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The 757 fly-by (the second one; left to right pass) has a more dramatic portion that didn't make it in this compilation:
He appears to be doing close to 400 kts, and pulls up at what I estimate to be at least 45 degrees nose high, but maybe as much as 60 or 70 (it's hard to tell from the camera position).
He zooms up a good 6-9000 ft, and starts to disappear into a cloud base...that's where my version of the flyby ends. He is still doing 150-200 kts at that point.
I always wondered what happened next...or where this happened, and by whom. I kind of think the UK.
Can't make out any national markings--but I believe there is an RAF C-130 at the show. Do the Brits fly 757s in the RAF?
I'll see if I can attach it here in a few weeks.
He appears to be doing close to 400 kts, and pulls up at what I estimate to be at least 45 degrees nose high, but maybe as much as 60 or 70 (it's hard to tell from the camera position).
He zooms up a good 6-9000 ft, and starts to disappear into a cloud base...that's where my version of the flyby ends. He is still doing 150-200 kts at that point.
I always wondered what happened next...or where this happened, and by whom. I kind of think the UK.
Can't make out any national markings--but I believe there is an RAF C-130 at the show. Do the Brits fly 757s in the RAF?
I'll see if I can attach it here in a few weeks.
12-16-2008, 02:24 PM
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