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This guy broke the world record for the shortest amount of runway used for a takeoff and a landing.

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  • milhouse917

    milhouse917 - a year ago

    he could takeoff from a mcdonalds drive thru

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  • firemaninil

    firemaninil - a year ago

    I'm a pilot and think that's awsome. I wanna try it

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  • Sw0rDMaNz

    Sw0rDMaNz - 2 years ago

    I wasted time watching this crappy shit? :P

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  • brainfreeze215

    brainfreeze215 - 3 years ago

    maybe if military planes were featherweight toothpicks as well, aircraft carrier landings would be a piece of cake.

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    helozim - 3 years ago

     woopdee freakin do, i can take off and land in way less than that. just get urself a helicopter and it's no longer an issue

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    REDSOXFN24 - 3 years ago

    so: thats basically takeing off and landing using the width of the runway and not the length

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    • laurin800

      laurin800 - a year ago

      @REDSOXFN24 less! I landed a 172 Cessna crossways in a headwind. This guy would only need a few feet in a little headwind!

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  • juice1457

    juice1457 - 3 years ago

    Strong headwind: and lots of lift in the wings.

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    leitermann - 3 years ago

    fake: i hold the world record & it's -12 feet.

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    • luigio94

      luigio94 - 3 years ago

      @leitermannim sorry,: you must have gotten confused somewhere along the way, you hold the record for lowest recorded IQ. this guy is using a plane...then again with your IQ you wouldnt know that would you?

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    • NoName510

      NoName510 - 3 years ago

      @leitermannYeah!: I got an IQ of 100 feet?

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    • Hoooorah

      Hoooorah - a year ago

      @leitermannNo you got an IQ of 12. But then again your IQ wouldn't know that.

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    BigglesPiP - 3 years ago

    It's a Maule: nuff said

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  • DebbieX_

    DebbieX_ - 3 years ago

    Still Good Stuff: Weather they're using Tundra or Regulat Tires I think it still takes skill to do that. It looks great regardles.

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    Conveyician - 3 years ago

    ZEUZ: Those are called Tundra Tires, they are for landing in unimproved areas with no runway. Your "sorta" right. :).

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    ZEUZ - 3 years ago

    LANDING: IT HELPS WITH THE LANDING TAKE'S THE IMPACT BETTER THEN IF HE HAD REGULAR WHEELS

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  • RonDutch23

    RonDutch23 - 3 years ago

    what's with: the monstertruck wheels?

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  • puresj

    puresj - 3 years ago

    yeah well: i can make a paper airplane do that blindfolded

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    suckitandsee - 3 years ago

    I know the pilot who did this...: He later got a job working for a drugs barron, you often see his plane in New York city landing and taking off the roof of Macdonalds without anyone noticing, except those who notice of course??????????????????

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    Royksopp - 3 years ago

    THATS CHEAP: He has a strong head wind, try doing that under normal conditions, but still cool

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    saso_ny - 3 years ago

    lol: it reminds me of gta sanandreas

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  • CletusKassidy

    CletusKassidy - 3 years ago

    Yeah...: the perfect head wind would definitely help create such lift for an airplane like that. Of course, I'm not an expert on aerodynamics or anything.

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  • Burbanz71

    Burbanz71 - 3 years ago

    Both pilots did a pretty good job: If you don’t know anything about aviation, your better off not posting any comments

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    digler_2 - 3 years ago

    Very Strange!: There must be hidden cables or something, because planes can't fly that slow or they fall out of the sky.

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    • USAFlyboys

      USAFlyboys - 3 years ago

      @digler_2Uh yeah...they can: It's called a head wind

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    • TooCrooked

      TooCrooked - 3 years ago

      @digler_2haha: "fall out of the sky". go back to microsoft flight simulator.

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    outathere - 3 years ago

    not true: hellicopters win!

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    Captain_America_ - 3 years ago

    ITS OBVIOUS WHY THE PLANE CHANGED IN MID-AIR?: Its a Transformer!... LOL! One person just clapped for this astonishing brand new world record @ 00:55... LAME!

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    • Roxx87

      Roxx87 - 3 years ago

      @Captain_America_wow tards...: it was two different planes, it never said that he would use the same plane for both parts tards... and the guy holds the record for the shortest takeoff and landing in a propeller driven aircraft morons

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  • RDeezy

    RDeezy - 3 years ago

    As BallBag says: Break is a bunch of retarded goats.

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    HotEMT - 3 years ago

    Fake!!!: 1st. With enough head wind you could just stand there with a surf board and take off, 2nd. Anyone notice the main gear grew sometime in mid flight. And since the Harrier Doesn't need a runway to take off/land, it wouldn't make since that it would have the worlds shortest take off.

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    • Jakearoo14

      Jakearoo14 - 3 years ago

      @HotEMTwell it certainly isnt fake: but your points are valid, obvious, but valid

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    • ErinJade

      ErinJade - 3 years ago

      @HotEMTWhat about the paint job?: Maybe he flew through Earl Schibes!!!!!!!!

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    • ZooChase

      ZooChase - 3 years ago

      @HotEMTYour Stupid: It's 2 different planes.............DUH!

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    • Goose76

      Goose76 - 3 years ago

      @HotEMTidiot: a Haarier uses NO runway, so it is null and void, it's like saying a helicopter uses a runway, for a plane that actually DOES use a runway, this guy holds the record. but, yes, the amount of head wind is critical.

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