Skilled US Pilot Lands MASSIVE Plane in Middle of Nowhere

7:10 is not a KC-46, it‘s an Airbus MRTT.

Showing such positive pressure on the KC-46.. Proves ya can't polish a turd

KC-135R leading the way 😎

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My father flew B-29, KB-29, KC-97, and KC-135A he said he passed a lot of gas!

Using highways as airstrips was advanced by the German Autobahn (some of the associated support bunkers are still in place.)

Based on the 767-200 aircraft. Hard pressed to see the 200 variant in operation these days.

The heavy BMG was introduced in 1921 not 1930.

Middle of 🇺🇸 Kansas ✔

David R Lentz, Columbus, Ohio, USA (Tuesday, 9 July, 2024) Immensely interesting to learn, fun for a skinny aircraft nerd who cannot see well enough to drive to watch (your cameras have better resolution). I can remember staring in fascination and awe at them even at age 5! If any of you ever come to central Ohio, give me a hello here on YouTube; this gangly plane lover will show you his impression of a Douglas C-47 Dakota USAAF Cargo-Troop Transport. :) Well, then, a Douglas DC-3 Passenger Airliner! It’s all the same to me! At round 10:55, you present an Oshkosh M-978 HEMTT. Several years past had I built a highly-detailed model kit (Italeri) in 1:35th-scale loaded with the six-missile packs for the M-270 MLRS, I had three Dragon kits of that (to build in different iterations of operation and function), though I had been unable to finish them--the rest of that is a lonnnggg story! :( SMH!

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SEMPRE EXCELENTE VÍDEO. GRACIAS.

Imagine if US add F-35 technology to this dude

Boeing should bring back the 767 in a passenger aircraft!!

Guam really isn't all that austere, especially with that new concrete runway.

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For reference, the two aircraft used in the 9/11 attacks on the twin towers are this exact aircraft in passenger form. Student pilots my ass.

KC46 - Broken Plane

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