Experimental Vertical Take Off Airgraft

experimental vertical take off airgraft - pilots need more than skill to fly these plane they needed a lot of luck and help

Tags: pilot,jet, test, vstol, vertical, take, off

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John Andrew Santana Lake says..

Excelente. Que Puedo Decir. Excelente. Jamas Habia Visto Esto. Solo Fotos. Gracias Desde Chile

Posted 8 Months Ago

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Mike says..

skill..

Posted 11 Months Ago

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Carl Gulde says..

Might have worked if htey had modern computer tech.

Posted 12 Months Ago

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Jan Jencik says..

It is Convair XFY-1 Pogo at the first half of the movie, then Ryan X-13 Vertijet. Both ordered in the 1950愀 by US Navy as experimental aircraft for testing the possibility of vertical take-off and vertical landing from the ship. The project was not successful because of instability in transition from horizontal to vertical flight and unstable aircraft when landing. That was very important problem on landing deck, which usually range about. The planes could not land on it.

Posted 12 Months Ago

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Hokey says..

Wow! That Skeets Coleman sure had some balls!

Posted 12 Months Ago

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Hokey says..

Posted 12 Months Ago

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