It’s not everyday that you get to see one of these at your local airport! A lovely sight to see at Teesside with the Saab J-35 on a fuel stop before leaving for an airshow down South of the UK. The aircraft comes past and departs off runway 05 before heading North. Thanks for watching!
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Alt control esc 😮
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Dorito
Aincul strength
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Looks powrrfull
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Världens tuffaste jaktflygplan är från Sverige. Even in the 80s and 90s when the Danish air force had acquired the F-16 as the primary jet fighter, there was a saying among fighter pilots 'You're not a real jet fighter pilot before you have flown the Draken.' Drakens were in the RDAF inventory from 1971 to 1993.
Can't believe it, my local airport had this iconic super jet from the 1950s fly over Teesside. My wife works out of the airport for TVCA as well and she never mentioned it !!
2:50, the crow at bottom right like "TF is going on around here?"
With modern updates, this Draken could still be a great aircraft today.
Beautiful machine! Воздухозаборники оригинальные! Ролик короткий! Жаль!
So uggly !
Хорошо хоть яйца не отвечают у летчика при взлете если шасси убрано
Il est très moche.
Un bon avion c'est forcément un bel avion…
Beautiful aircraft
It was the last fighter plane from SAAB that was calculated with a "Rye stick"!
Viggen as followed the Draken was more calculated with early computers.
Question:
Is always computers the best!?
шведы конечно в свое время интересные истребители создавали, как и британцы)
В Швеции какие-то беременные "самолёты"!))) Вы посмотрите на российских красавцев!
Just Beautiful
This still looks futuristic today. It's an aircraft tha made the world sit up and take notice of Swedish aviation engineering
That ticks a LOT of boxes for me. Thanks for posting this. I had an Uncle & Aunt who lived outside Yarm, when we visited in the 1970's would regularly see Vulcans (presumably out of Finningley) and, oddly, lots of Hunters overhead – well that's what my memory tells me.
Cheers from NZ.
That bird was going to start flexing….. then nah
Heard it fly over Stockton. I'm used to hearing 159s, typhoons, and Hawks, but this hit different!