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I spent many nights of my childhood lying awake at night waiting for my dad to come home after having flown S35 (the reconnaissance version of Draken) missions - I was always hoping that I would hear his plane fly overhead as he returned. Most of the time I probably fell asleep while waiting...
The sound from that afterburner kicking in is brutal what a beautiful machine
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Best fighter jet ever! I spend my first 10 years as a mechanic maintaining Saab J35 (bs/cs/fs/S) for FIAF base maintenance and as engine operator.That afterburner is awesome!
@@diamonddog257 was it not the russians that learned cobra from Draken J35´s?The Saab 35 Draken, in which the maneuver was first executed.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_maneuver
I'd like to see the Draken again in a Scottish airshow, Swedish historic flight never fails to make a great display! Please let a Draken come to East Fortune airshow or Prestwick this year!!
Grew up next to an airbase (F1) where these birds could be heard often as they flew over our house. On rare occasions i could see (and hear) were Viggens too. My dad used to drive me out to the airbase and park at the end of the landingstrip just outside the airbase so we could see Draken (dragon) land. One late night in the 80s we went out to an open night where civilians could visit and i got to see the 35 up close and see a guy pilot a simulator. Nowadays i can see Viggen, Draken, Tunnan, Lansen, Hawker hunter, Vampire, SK60, SK61 and L39 by visiting the museum at the now civilian airport that was F1. The coolest thing ever was when the city of Västerås celebrated 1000 years and we got to see some Nato birtds, like F15, A10 and Harriers that came to visit. Russians were invited too, but they declined. Never became a pilot, but I've catched up by piloting lots of aircraft in VR simulators as well as real simulators 🙂
Wonderful airplane. Brings back memories of the 60's when I was a kid and these birds quite often paid their visit over the Stockholm archipelago on low altitude at breakfast time.
I'm a Singaporean and I an incredibly impressed by the unique shape of the Draken's wings and its flying. Living in Asia means that I rarely get the chance to witness the performances of European jets, especially those that are under the heritage line. I still hold on to my belief that one day I can make it to an international airshow such as the renowned RIAT, and experience the awesome power generated by those heritage jets.
There's planes and then there's J-35 Draken. This thing is in a class of cool all to itself. Of all the jet aircraft I like, this is right at the very top. It's like the Avro Vulcan. You just can't not like it. It's awesome plus.
I live next to F18 a swedish military airbase in Stockholm. I remember when the swedish airforce flew J35 over our house at 1970-90 with afterburner on. What a sound. My dad was an officer in the airforce and the coolest thing i know as a kid was to visit the scrapyard at F18 to collect things from planewraks J-35, J-29, J32.
Wie ich schon sagte Flugprogramm in Zeltweg dieses Jahr wieder gut Organisiert nur das Wetter spielte nicht Hundertprozentig mit, Über die Teilnahme der Saab Draken aus Schweden freute ich mich wieder das war bei den Österreichischen Luftfahrtenthusiasten bestimmt auch wieder der Fall. Denn die Saab Draken war ja schließlich Jahrelang bis Ende 2005 im Einsatz des Österreichischen Bundesheeres, Aufgeteilt in die Überwachungsgeschwader in Zeltweg wie hier und in Nittner bei Graz. Man kann sich wirklich darüber freuen dass es noch eine oder auch zwei Flugfähige Saab Draken in Schweden noch gibt 👍
I remember a beautiful sunny spring day some time in the early eighties. I was thermal soaring my hang glider to about 2300 meter altitude when I heard a roaring jet-thunder in the distance. I spotted a couple of Danish J-35 Draken flying low and fast in the valley far below me. Suddenly they turned and zoomed over the top of the mountain over which I was thermalling, before vanishing down the next valley, rolling and turning as they went. I realised I was flying a very slow aircraft indeed.
Yup Denmark is the sister of Sweden naturally. I can understand why the Danish government went with the F-35, which is a great plane too ofc, but I wish Denmark got more Gripen's, Danmark could contribute in the future of jet development too, Denmark can make great contributions with flight engineering
I do not understand what you mean that this Draken is still in the air. This JAS 35 is fully capable to match US F-35 and have a lot of other features. Sorry to say that Norwegian government do not dear to buy military plane from other than USA.
A W E S O M E think this bird was in the competition for procurement of an interceptor by the Swiss in the 60's - finally they decided for the Mirage III - but it is definitely and wondeful design and shape.
Eyy, Supreme leader.. you mind paying for all the 1000 Volvo 140 you ordered from Sweden in the 70s and never paid for? With interest the bill is now up to 234m euro.
As always, great filming. I was there (luckily, we went on Friday when Weather was still decent, unlike on Saturday when they had to cancel a lot of flying due to rain and generally poor conditions) and Airpower has been a great event again.
Great video knight flight video, what an awesome, beautiful plane, loving the afterburner,I assume it's a thirsty bird with the two under belly fuel tanks👌😀👍
Rumors says that max speed is set to Mach 2 only because an official number was needed. The Draken would actually accelerate until the fuel tanks were empty.
they built a plane around a huge jet engine :) love the plane ,love the sound :) i did my miltary service at F10 flybase -1994-1995 it was still in service then
Dem stimme ich Dir absolut zu, Martin! Danke fürs anschauen und kommentieren! Heute Abend kommt noch ein Video vom Tiger Hunter aus Altenrhein. Ist auch ein Eyecatcher. :)
@@knightflightvideo dieses Jahr war ich leider nicht bei der Airpower, abgesehen vom Regen, hatte das Wolkenbild aber auch was positives, wie z.B. das die Nachbrenner voll zur Geltung kamen 😍 Den Tiger Hunter habe ich in mollis auch gefilmt, flog dort auch zusammen mit der Patrouille Suisse 😍
Draken as a name fits that aircraft so well, with two meanings in Swedish. 1. Dragon for that massive fire plume and howl 2. Kite because of reasons...
@@annahl7591 Nope, Draken are named after the mythological animal. Like they did with Gripen. or Griffon as it mean in english. Viggen are named after åskvigg, axes lying on the ground that refers to the God of Thunder Tor. So they are only using mythological names for their fighterjets. So "kite" ain't the right name for it, even if it is the same in swedish. The name was taken also from it's roar, like a roaring dragon it flies through the sky. So now you know the correct name, and it is dragon not kite.
Ich bin selbst auch da gewesen und kann es nur bestätigen dass es vom Flugprogramm her sehr interessant war. Nur das Wetter war teilweise schlecht, Aber die Vorführung des Saab Draken sehe ich auch immer wieder gerne.
Love this beautiful jetfighter. SAAB has making some beautiful and good airplanes during many years. The latest, Gripen, is perhaps one of the best right now.
It was actually: '...was noticed by the Swedish Air Force, "which realised that its Saab J35 Draken was a difficult radar target when seen head-on. The two sweep angles of its double-delta wing served to direct radar energy well away from the forward direction.' Stealth Warplanes by Dough Richardson
Herzlichen Dank Volker, für das Lob. War schon toll den Draken so lange mit Nachbrenner fliegen zu sehen. Schlechtes Wetter ist manchmal gar nicht so schlecht, beim filmen:-).
nice video ... I was on Saturday unfortunately after the greeting of the Frecce Tricolori (between rain and more) I had to go and the draken I could not see it
Actually, this thing is a kite! It can fly sooo slow, but it acts as a giant air brake. He likely burned to keep up his energy just enough so it wasn’t too unstable. But it is a sexy aircraft indeed.
Hey , nice landing , this bigs jet fighter looks heavy unfortunately it doesn't need a parachute to reduce its speed when the landing gear touch the runway
It has a parachute for breaking when landing on a short runway. It was used for the dispersed war bases that were used in Sweden during the Cold War that often consisted of public roads that were built to funcition as fighter bases in wartime. In this case the chute was not needed as the runway was long enough.
I would say the J35 and MiG-21BIS are more on par, this was also the setup the FINAF ran for the better part of 20 years until both got replaced by the F18 Hornet in 1998-2000. Seen quite a few "dogfight" trainings between j35 and mig21 back in the days.
@@pashans Actually it's a RR Avon 300 engine. Produced and modified for preformance and reliabillity by Volvo. If someone is ever in doubt how much aerodynamics improve preformance this aircraft is the showcase. The Lightning had 2 of theese engines and the Draken was faster.
Wait what?? how can you say the Draken is not very remarkeble on the outside? Its probably the best looking jetfighter ever made, nothing Before or sinse come anywhere near the Draken....
@@Lonewolf8012 - Ha, see I would say the opposite. I loved my Saab (car) and it was a beauty as far as I'm concerned. But it was the least reliable car I ever owned. My guess is that is why Saab is no longer making cars (and yes, I know Saab cars weren't owned by the larger Saab company for some time). It was an amazing car to drive and experience when it was working. So many features and smart items that you don't even see in many luxury cars today. I just wish it didn't have to spend so much time in the shop.
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Super nice W0W...Thanks..!
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I spent many nights of my childhood lying awake at night waiting for my dad to come home after having flown S35 (the reconnaissance version of Draken) missions - I was always hoping that I would hear his plane fly overhead as he returned. Most of the time I probably fell asleep while waiting...
Or playing with your C64 !
@The Rockall Times : JC mate.
Huge thanks to Sweden for keeping these beauties flying! Greetings from Finland.
You're welcome, buy JAS 39 Gripen 😉
Draken, Viggen, and Gripen. The Swedes definitely know how to make world-class Jetfighters.
Keith Allver: “So why doesn’t anyone buy them?!! “
@@davidsalcido383 Politic my friend, politic
Amen.
@@davidsalcido383 politics
Politics
The sound from that afterburner kicking in is brutal what a beautiful machine
Best fighter jet ever! I spend my first 10 years as a mechanic maintaining Saab J35 (bs/cs/fs/S) for FIAF base maintenance and as engine operator.That afterburner is awesome!
Thank you for watching and commenting! :)
and the swedes are blockheads -
this fighter can 'cobra' like sukhoi ..... they never film it.
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@@diamonddog257 was it not the russians that learned cobra from Draken J35´s?The Saab 35 Draken, in which the maneuver was first executed.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_maneuver
I'd like to see the Draken again in a Scottish airshow, Swedish historic flight never fails to make a great display! Please let a Draken come to East Fortune airshow or Prestwick this year!!
Grew up next to an airbase (F1) where these birds could be heard often as they flew over our house. On rare occasions i could see (and hear) were Viggens too. My dad used to drive me out to the airbase and park at the end of the landingstrip just outside the airbase so we could see Draken (dragon) land. One late night in the 80s we went out to an open night where civilians could visit and i got to see the 35 up close and see a guy pilot a simulator.
Nowadays i can see Viggen, Draken, Tunnan, Lansen, Hawker hunter, Vampire, SK60, SK61 and L39 by visiting the museum at the now civilian airport that was F1. The coolest thing ever was when the city of Västerås celebrated 1000 years and we got to see some Nato birtds, like F15, A10 and Harriers that came to visit. Russians were invited too, but they declined.
Never became a pilot, but I've catched up by piloting lots of aircraft in VR simulators as well as real simulators 🙂
Wonderful airplane. Brings back memories of the 60's when I was a kid and these birds quite often paid their visit over the Stockholm archipelago on low altitude at breakfast time.
Agree! Miss those days, me living in Malmö near the coast, you saw these beauties all the time sweeping along Öresund:) Both Draken and Viggen...
I'm a Singaporean and I an incredibly impressed by the unique shape of the Draken's wings and its flying. Living in Asia means that I rarely get the chance to witness the performances of European jets, especially those that are under the heritage line. I still hold on to my belief that one day I can make it to an international airshow such as the renowned RIAT, and experience the awesome power generated by those heritage jets.
The task for Saab draken was to intercept russian bombers djurling the 1950 to 1970 over the baltic sea.
Hope you can make it to RIAT some time!
There's planes and then there's J-35 Draken. This thing is in a class of cool all to itself. Of all the jet aircraft I like, this is right at the very top. It's like the Avro Vulcan. You just can't not like it. It's awesome plus.
You're not wrong there!! 👍
I live next to F18 a swedish military airbase in Stockholm. I remember when the swedish airforce flew J35 over our house at 1970-90 with afterburner on. What a sound. My dad was an officer in the airforce and the coolest thing i know as a kid was to visit the scrapyard at F18 to collect things from planewraks J-35, J-29, J32.
Wie ich schon sagte Flugprogramm in Zeltweg dieses Jahr wieder gut Organisiert nur das Wetter spielte nicht Hundertprozentig mit, Über die Teilnahme der Saab Draken aus Schweden freute ich mich wieder das war bei den Österreichischen Luftfahrtenthusiasten bestimmt auch wieder der Fall. Denn die Saab Draken war ja schließlich Jahrelang bis Ende 2005 im Einsatz des Österreichischen Bundesheeres, Aufgeteilt in die Überwachungsgeschwader in Zeltweg wie hier und in Nittner bei Graz. Man kann sich wirklich darüber freuen dass es noch eine oder auch zwei Flugfähige Saab Draken in Schweden noch gibt 👍
Aviation art at its best, beautiful in many ways.
I remember a beautiful sunny spring day some time in the early eighties. I was thermal soaring my hang glider to about 2300 meter altitude when I heard a roaring jet-thunder in the distance.
I spotted a couple of Danish J-35 Draken flying low and fast in the valley far below me. Suddenly they turned and zoomed over the top of the mountain over which I was thermalling, before vanishing down the next valley, rolling and turning as they went. I realised I was flying a very slow aircraft indeed.
Yup Denmark is the sister of Sweden naturally. I can understand why the Danish government went with the F-35, which is a great plane too ofc, but I wish Denmark got more Gripen's, Danmark could contribute in the future of jet development too, Denmark can make great contributions with flight engineering
Great to have this Draken still in the air. Great video as Always my friend!
I do not understand what you mean that this Draken is still in the air. This JAS 35 is fully capable to match US F-35 and have a lot of other features.
Sorry to say that Norwegian government do not dear to buy military plane from other than USA.
Thank you mate! :)
Fantastic plane.... Ahead off its time!! A cw beauté
That's one of the largest afterburners I've ever seen... Top 5! Beautiful aircraft.
1. B1B
2. F-14D
3. F-15
4. F-111
5. THIS
Undoubtedly the prettiest fighter ever made
A W E S O M E think this bird was in the competition for procurement of an interceptor by the Swiss in the 60's - finally they decided for the Mirage III - but it is definitely and wondeful design and shape.
Mach 2 for the last versions, superb handling. So much ahead of their time :)
The Swedes to remain neutral during the cold war, decided to develop their own military aviation industry and the result was amazing 👍🏻 🇸🇪
Eyy, Supreme leader.. you mind paying for all the 1000 Volvo 140 you ordered from Sweden in the 70s and never paid for? With interest the bill is now up to 234m euro.
Olli - As always a great film. Amazing display, especially with all that 'high ground' hiding in the cloud, from a super rare and amazing aircraft.
Thank you very much Steve! )
So beautiful!!
One of my all time favorite jet aircraft. Spectacular performance, unique looks.
As always, great filming.
I was there (luckily, we went on Friday when Weather was still decent, unlike on Saturday when they had to cancel a lot of flying due to rain and generally poor conditions) and Airpower has been a great event again.
Thank you! :)
Oh yes, Another Draken vid, keep em coming... :D
Great video knight flight video, what an awesome, beautiful plane, loving the afterburner,I assume it's a thirsty bird with the two under belly fuel tanks👌😀👍
Try 11 litres a second... ;o)
Thank you very much! Love the Draken too! :)
first flight October 25, 1955
Number manufactured 615
Max. speed Mach 2
Rumors says that max speed is set to Mach 2 only because an official number was needed.
The Draken would actually accelerate until the fuel tanks were empty.
mrSkandalpolisen I’ve seen many different sources say different numbers, some state mach 2 another says mach 1.9 and some mach 1.8
Mach 2 is the top speed in a dive with full afterburner . The aerintake to the jet engine stopt it from reash higher speed .
Beautiful display. So important to keep historic aircraft in display condition
This bird looks nicer than an F35 definitely quicker. love this great filming too
they built a plane around a huge jet engine :) love the plane ,love the sound :)
i did my miltary service at F10 flybase -1994-1995 it was still in service then
92-93 checking in. I hated filling up fuel for the starter engine...
An additional wheel under the rear fuselage! So unusual!
Cold War beauty!! 🇩🇰Served Denmark beautifully...
Fantastisches Video Olli, die Draken ist schon ein absoluter Hingucker!😍 Daumen hoch 😉
Dem stimme ich Dir absolut zu, Martin! Danke fürs anschauen und kommentieren! Heute Abend kommt noch ein Video vom Tiger Hunter aus Altenrhein. Ist auch ein Eyecatcher. :)
@@knightflightvideo dieses Jahr war ich leider nicht bei der Airpower, abgesehen vom Regen, hatte das Wolkenbild aber auch was positives, wie z.B. das die Nachbrenner voll zur Geltung kamen 😍 Den Tiger Hunter habe ich in mollis auch gefilmt, flog dort auch zusammen mit der Patrouille Suisse 😍
Great video. Amazing plane ✈. After burning pretty much all the way.
These were considered the "fast movers" from the movie Fire Birds. Good movie.
Simply beautiful!
Draken as a name fits that aircraft so well, with two meanings in Swedish. 1. Dragon for that massive fire plume and howl 2. Kite because of reasons...
Beautiful! exciting!
man i love the draken it looks and sounds so good!
fun fact "draken" is dragon in swedish
Yes, but it's all so means "Kite" which i think they had i mind when they named it, because of it's kite shape countour ...
@@annahl7591 Nope, Draken are named after the mythological animal. Like they did with Gripen. or Griffon as it mean in english. Viggen are named after åskvigg, axes lying on the ground that refers to the God of Thunder Tor. So they are only using mythological names for their fighterjets. So "kite" ain't the right name for it, even if it is the same in swedish. The name was taken also from it's roar, like a roaring dragon it flies through the sky.
So now you know the correct name, and it is dragon not kite.
Großartiges Video! Habe die Veranstaltung über livestream verfolgt. Klasse, was da so geboten wurde!
Vielen Dank! Ja, war trotz des teilweise sehr schlechten Wetters wieder eine tolle Airpower. Heute Abend kommt noch ein Video. :)
Ich bin selbst auch da gewesen und kann es nur bestätigen dass es vom Flugprogramm her sehr interessant war. Nur das Wetter war teilweise schlecht, Aber die Vorführung des Saab Draken sehe ich auch immer wieder gerne.
Love this beautiful jetfighter. SAAB has making some beautiful and good airplanes during many years. The latest, Gripen, is perhaps one of the best right now.
Amazing footage! Regards from Sweden
Thanks for watching! :)
That jet flame is pretty much as long as the aircraft. Awesome jet.
Tor Nilsson it is long 😂 and how times have changed. Probably perfect for heat seeking missiles in today's war. Brilliant aircraft though.
Volvo engine
Fantastic Video, thumb up.
Vielen Dank, Tom! :)
I'm impressed , realy nice jetfighter ...
Brilliant video of a gorgeous aircraft! Swedish Historic flight do a marvelous job showing off their old planes!
Thank you! :)
War auch bei der Airpower und hab die Draken gesehen
Love this aircraft......
Looks stealthy. I love the wing design.
It was actually: '...was noticed
by the Swedish Air Force, "which
realised that its Saab J35 Draken
was a difficult radar target when
seen head-on. The two sweep
angles of its double-delta wing
served to direct radar energy
well away from the forward
direction.'
Stealth Warplanes by Dough Richardson
Hell yeah!
Goddammit, that A/B is cool! :DDD
4:04 best scene IMO :)
Yeah, the Draken is a sexy beast, designed like a Sukhoi fighter. :)
@@knightflightvideo The detail of the tail-wheel is also very nice!
A good idea, indeed. :)
So you do like more than just Russian planes ;)
I shouldn’t be surprised to see you here, you have very good taste!
love Draken !
this fighter jet is magnificent it look like a ufo
A real steempunk batman plane
Was there loved the draken!
Low wing loading, very tight turns
Erstklassiges Video von der Schönheit, Olli! Der lässt ja fast die ganze Zeit den Nachbrenner drin, Wahnsinn! Sehr beeindruckend, dieses Display!
Herzlichen Dank Volker, für das Lob. War schon toll den Draken so lange mit Nachbrenner fliegen zu sehen. Schlechtes Wetter ist manchmal gar nicht so schlecht, beim filmen:-).
Excellent spectacular.
Saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina.
👍😎
Thank you! :)
Awesome video. Great sound.
nice video ... I was on Saturday unfortunately after the greeting of the Frecce Tricolori (between rain and more) I had to go and the draken I could not see it
Awesome video and great flame!
Thank you very much! :)
the dragon is the devil, unlimited power
Very nice clip =).
Many thanks, Robert! :)
35も好きなんだが、やっぱり37が１番好きな俺。
Lovely footage!
Pretty cool looking plane. I’m sure it needs a lot of energy to stay flying which is probably why the pilot is always using afterburner.
Actually, this thing is a kite! It can fly sooo slow, but it acts as a giant air brake. He likely burned to keep up his energy just enough so it wasn’t too unstable. But it is a sexy aircraft indeed.
Hey , nice landing , this bigs jet fighter looks heavy unfortunately it doesn't need a parachute to reduce its speed when the landing gear touch the runway
Noor AGAHAIL it uses dynamic air breaking by keeping its nose up until it gets to a certain speed.
@@kwilliams3161 Actually it has a breaking chute if needed.
It has a parachute for breaking when landing on a short runway. It was used for the dispersed war bases that were used in Sweden during the Cold War that often consisted of public roads that were built to funcition as fighter bases in wartime. In this case the chute was not needed as the runway was long enough.
Mycket häftigt!
Awesome! Thumbs up! 👍
very impressive , liked
Thank you! :)
Does he ever get out of the burner?
Is that the bat wing i see? XD
Also is that an IRST under the nose???
Yes, it is an infrared sensor under the nose...
Fantastic, never seen reheat applied for so long, must be a draggy airframe....great to watch.
It bled off energy rather fast in high-G turns, but also the 1950s era jet engine isn't really comparable to modern engines.
Draken has definitely the shape of a Bad Guy Plane 😁
Or simply Bad Ass.
Now available in War Thunder
Dia ada roda kecil dibelakang fungsi nya untuk apa ya? Apa seperti Harrier untuk penyeimbsng
Very nice plane. Equivalent of say a Mig 19.
MIG 19 is nothing compared to a J35 (Jakt) Draken, manueverability, speed, rate of climb, turnrate, Draken wins it all.
I would say the Mig 19 and J-32 Lansen was perhaps more on par.
Audfile J35 Draken, equivalent to a MiG 21F or even a MiG 21Bis
I would say the J35 and MiG-21BIS are more on par, this was also the setup the FINAF ran for the better part of 20 years until both got replaced by the F18 Hornet in 1998-2000. Seen quite a few "dogfight" trainings between j35 and mig21 back in the days.
The Volvo of jet fighters.
Saab buildt the airframe and Volvo the engine! :)
The SAAB of jet fighters. 😊😊😊😊
Hugh McInally actually, it’s a SAAB. (with a Volvo engine)
@@pashans Actually it's a RR Avon 300 engine. Produced and modified for preformance and reliabillity by Volvo. If someone is ever in doubt how much aerodynamics improve preformance this aircraft is the showcase. The Lightning had 2 of theese engines and the Draken was faster.
Forgot to turn off the afterburner.
More futuristic than thunderbirds or captain scarlet.and better looking than the planes of today
Is the Draken assembly line still open ??
No
No, it closed 1976
Not since 1974 if I remember correctly. First flight in 1955. In my not so humble opinion, it's the most beautiful aircraft to ever grace the skies.
ジェットエンジンの様子がよくわかりますね。軍事研究家、ペイソンコリンズ
Looks like one of the version of FICTIONAL FIGHTER called GRADIUS on a video game
Swedish built some sexy cars, but their fighters 😘👌
Cooles Video! Finde der Draken sieht verdammt hässlich aus... 😅 Ist ja aber auch schon ein altes Flugzeug. Ach ja sind das Freihand aufnahmen?
Ja, Freihand. :)
2 komp f10 have serve that plane many times…..Lindskog? seat 3....
👍💖💖💖💖
I remember these in green camou low over my parents house. From the last days of adult swedish defencethinking.
I remember also a high speed apperence of Draken in Trollhättan airshow in 1990s, still takes my breath away thinking about it!!!!
“Drakes: ‘Too much LEAD in its ass! Go, Sukhoi T-50!!!”
and it can do the cobra
isnt afraid to burn the fuel is he. tons of reheater time
UFO
Swedish jets are like Swedish cars: not very remarkable on the outside but a sturdy reliable work horse on the inside.
Wait what?? how can you say the Draken is not very remarkeble on the outside? Its probably the best looking jetfighter ever made, nothing Before or sinse come anywhere near the Draken....
@@Lonewolf8012 Not in my taste ig. I prefer Su aesthetics.
@@Lonewolf8012 - Ha, see I would say the opposite. I loved my Saab (car) and it was a beauty as far as I'm concerned. But it was the least reliable car I ever owned. My guess is that is why Saab is no longer making cars (and yes, I know Saab cars weren't owned by the larger Saab company for some time). It was an amazing car to drive and experience when it was working. So many features and smart items that you don't even see in many luxury cars today. I just wish it didn't have to spend so much time in the shop.
@@FlymanMS su is like an ak-47
@@VisibilityFoggy The reason there are no SAAB cars around is very simple: General Motors. They really don't have a clue outside their domestic box.
🛫Wndfl…belly…good…🛫…belly…belly…good…beautiful…nice…flight…🛫…sanku…🏁…✈️…！
😮😂
Ugly but beautiful 😍