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Old 01-21-2015, 10:41 PM
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U.S. Fighter's "Rate of Climb"

Eons ago (Probably pre-2000) at an air show @ the Beaufort,S.C. NAS.

After the "Blue Angels" had completed their routine...

A USMC fighter,painted in Camo, spooled up on the Runway,Achieved Flight,
and then turned 90 degrees (Upward)relative to the ground and moved Vertically until it was out of sight.

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Old 01-21-2015, 10:56 PM
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Eons ago (Probably pre-2000) at an air show @ the Beaufort,S.C. NAS.

After the "Blue Angels" had completed their routine...

A USMC fighter,painted in Camo, spooled up on the Runway,Achieved Flight,
and then turned 90 degrees (Upward)relative to the ground and moved Vertically until it was out of sight.
Several aircraft can do that:

F-15:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IsNYvmGrZKc

F-16:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pgzKoSHpmpM

F/A-18:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTyWQpooHRk

F-22:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT6dz25JbFY

Those are just the U.S. ones I thought of off the top of my head. Of course this thread is supposed to be about an Airbus. It's in the name: bus. Comparing an A320 to an F-22 is kind of like comparing a school bus to a McLaren P1.
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Cumulonimbus. I spose technically that should be big C small b.

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Old 01-22-2015, 08:41 AM
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Cumulonimbus. I spose technically that should be big C small b.

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Can't say about Obama, I was referencing the quote from the linked article (and other articles):

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Airbus's are not F22's so I expect that 6kf a minute is way past their design envelope.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E6j6oIQOKuU

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Ever see a C-130 do the JATO pack T/O?

I've seen a F-15 do a minimum speed take off, rotate to vertical and climb out to 40K without breaking a sweat.
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Back in my traveling days many years ago, I was sitting beside a pilot that was just being moved to another airport. We had a long conversation about the L1011 we were on. During the talk one thing he mentioned was that a DC9 lightly loaded could go vertical if necessary. I know, that is a much smaller plane but I expect there are others that could do the same thing if the need came up. I asked if the L1011 could and he said he didn't know but thought it may be possible.

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Back in my traveling days many years ago, I was sitting beside a pilot that was just being moved to another airport. We had a long conversation about the L1011 we were on. During the talk one thing he mentioned was that a DC9 lightly loaded could go vertical if necessary. I know, that is a much smaller plane but I expect there are others that could do the same thing if the need came up. I asked if the L1011 could and he said he didn't know but thought it may be possible.

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wouldn't surprise me about the DC9. Douglas had a reputation for overengineering their aircraft. That's why so many DC3s are still around.
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Ever see a C-130 do the JATO pack T/O?

I've seen a F-15 do a minimum speed take off, rotate to vertical and climb out to 40K without breaking a sweat.
How were you able to tell it wasn't sweating?
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Old 01-23-2015, 09:37 PM
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USS Forrestal C 130 Carrier Landing trials

Now,you're talking refueling station.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ar-poc38C84

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Ever see a C-130 do the JATO pack T/O?

I've seen a F-15 do a minimum speed take off, rotate to vertical and climb out to 40K without breaking a sweat.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHOvoO-6nWQ

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2bzpP-QpXY

On of the guys on my dock paid for a ride in either a Mig 29 or an Su35 trainer, he paid the pilot a bit extra and said he went full afterburner on take off and pretty much poured the jet fuel on like it was free. Said his life flashed before his eyes the jet was so fast and he almost blacked out.

I guess full burn on these birds is fairly intense!

The ride cost him over $20k.

I would imagine the rate of climb for a Mig29 at full burn is probably 50k feet in a couple minutes...bit faster than Jetblue...

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