0:45 is the howl if anybody’s looking for it and the reason it doesn’t sound like it does when she’s in flight is because of the air passing through when she’s going at high speeds otherwise when she’s standing still, she’s just sucking the air in without getting it blown in her face hence the reason why the Howl is a bit silent
i agree. the only way she would ever fly again is the queen used her powers and said i want her to fly. no one can question the queen. i'm suprised the vulcan has not been given a special status, i mean more bizzare and older aircraft still fly! save the vulcan and god save the queen
@@jameshartley95 there is a way via the arts council grants as she is a work of art and still very much futuristic in platform and design. Just look at the new Russian PAKDA. Bombers wing form . IT CAN BE DONE ITS GETTING THE WILL GOING
We can dream.... The cold hard fact is, the supporting companies pulled out as the engineers were all getting too old, air crews were getting too old......and the airframe itself would have needed a massive overhaul and NDT to check for fatigue. Millions of pounds would be needed again to get her flying....after what the country has gone through recently, the free funds just wouldn't be there.
@@checkoutmypage984 it was a big job! Took a good 10 people to get it done Ive discussed with quite a few RAF engineers they all thought that it would never fly again even though it was technically still fit to fly. One issue with that specific one is a housing estate has been built very close to the airfield so it would blow all their windows off even if it were to take off!
@@ryansmith1115 not too long, only took a couple hours, we hooked chain pulleys around it and pulled it down onto a trolley to wheel it away. Same thing in reverse to get it back in, hardest part was keeping it lined up perfectly as it was hanging. Then we let the engineers connect all the pipes and wires back in lol
0:45 is the howl if anybody’s looking for it and the reason it doesn’t sound like it does when she’s in flight is because of the air passing through when she’s going at high speeds otherwise when she’s standing still, she’s just sucking the air in without getting it blown in her face hence the reason why the Howl is a bit silent
She needs to fly!! We need her back in the air
i agree. the only way she would ever fly again is the queen used her powers and said i want her to fly. no one can question the queen. i'm suprised the vulcan has not been given a special status, i mean more bizzare and older aircraft still fly! save the vulcan and god save the queen
@@jameshartley95 there is a way via the arts council grants as she is a work of art and still very much futuristic in platform and design. Just look at the new Russian PAKDA. Bombers wing form . IT CAN BE DONE ITS GETTING THE WILL GOING
We can dream....
The cold hard fact is, the supporting companies pulled out as the engineers were all getting too old, air crews were getting too old......and the airframe itself would have needed a massive overhaul and NDT to check for fatigue.
Millions of pounds would be needed again to get her flying....after what the country has gone through recently, the free funds just wouldn't be there.
@@stevebroughton4787 thats understood but stranger things have happened
@@stevebroughton4787 redivert refugee funding to do it
I had the privilege of removing and installing one of the engines on this amazing plane!
Bet that was a big job do you think they will ever update it to fly again or is it more millions than its worth
@@checkoutmypage984 it was a big job! Took a good 10 people to get it done
Ive discussed with quite a few RAF engineers they all thought that it would never fly again even though it was technically still fit to fly.
One issue with that specific one is a housing estate has been built very close to the airfield so it would blow all their windows off even if it were to take off!
Sounds like what they did to bae brought built beside the run way and now its shut
@@InsaneFlyinghow long did it take?
@@ryansmith1115 not too long, only took a couple hours, we hooked chain pulleys around it and pulled it down onto a trolley to wheel it away. Same thing in reverse to get it back in, hardest part was keeping it lined up perfectly as it was hanging. Then we let the engineers connect all the pipes and wires back in lol
Misleading tittle. No Howl...
THE LONGEST GASP OF AIR
Shame about the lack of howl. That was explained away. Still a lovely view of this fabulous aircraft. Wish they could get her flying again.
You me both to see her in the sky again would be amazing the howl just isn't as good on a ground run phone doesn't pick up very well
Howely smokes
DELIBERATE FALSE CLAIM
No, it's not. The howl is audible.
NO howl.
There is a howl. It's just very faint.
No howl there
Yes, there is. It's just not as prominent as when it's in the air with all 4 engines running.