A £20 million Canadian fighter jet stalled and plummeted to the ground, but its pilot Captain Brian Bews’ quick reactions enabled him to eject moments before it crashed. He was flying at an air show near Calgary and performed a dangerous trick called a “high alpha pass,” when his fighter plane unexpectedly stalled. However, his extremely fast reactions to the situation, and his 1,400 hours of flying experience saved his life!
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wow 12 year s ago
outstanding, react even before you have the fear feeling.
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
Alpha as fuck.
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slow pass 12 year s ago
High alpha pass is a flight where the aircraft flies very slowly, with a high attack angle (alpha). It's a difficult maneuver, very easy to stall, and should always be performed at high altitude.
The plane is a C18 Hornet.
That guy did great.
The plane is a C18 Hornet.
That guy did great.
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
The aircraft did not stall, one of the engine flamed out causing an unrecoverable yaw.
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Enter your name 12 year s ago
It had to crash, they put the cockpit on the underside of the aircraft . .
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Mean 12 year s ago
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The plane is a C18 Hornet.
That guy did great.