1979 Wheel up landing in a YS-11

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1979 Wheel up landing in a YS-11

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Nice landing! :smile:

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Great piece of footage. Well done to the pilot. Anyone notice the firetrucks going in the opposite direction?! :lol:
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Hey Vegas. Didn't you pay attention to the commentary?.....
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DanKH wrote:Hey Vegas. Didn't you pay attention to the commentary?.....
Yes I heard it but my knowledge of understanding oriental languages isn't up to much(!) :think:
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nice video :roll: Are there any YS-11 still flying? and sounds like there RR Dart's engines? :think:

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Hi James

There are about I think it is 26 flying mainly in Indonesia and the Philippines.

The last Japanese schedule was last September after about 42 years in service.

They are Rolls Royce Darts.

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Nicely done.

Just watching the other YS-11 videos on there, and it sounds like the HS.780 - sound of the bigger props. Is it the same version of the Dart, the Mk 12?
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Not called as such :think:

http://www.airliners.net/info/stats.main?id=287

The 780 was a special Dart for military use. The 780 also had reverse thrust.

Hard to tell from recordings and as I have never seen a NAMC I can't really say :dunno:

Fraser might know more :smile:


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