I find myself looking back to this every so often to remember Scotty. I remind myself that though he died in a horrible and tragic way, other than the last 10 seconds, there is nowhere in the world he’d have rather been that day. Godspeed friend

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Damn..My heart goes out to this family and friends that invested so much time and work into this amazing project. Just so sad.

That guy died doing what he loved. It's sad, but also, not the worst way to go.

R.I.P. Scotty- that design was untested, yet he fell in love with the design, not the air-worthyness... what a beautiful airplane 💐

To resume: NTSB: "Probable Cause: The pilot's failure to maintain airspeed following an engine anomaly during the initial climb after takeoff, which resulted in the airplane exceeding its critical angle of attack and experiencing an aerodynamic stall. Contributing to the accident was an engine anomaly, the reason for which could not be identified during postaccident examination.

I just found about this plane and was excited to see someone was building it, but article was written before the crash. I come here and see this sad news. Hopefully someone else can pick up where he left off and revive the project again.

Hello! I just wanted to know the progress on this project soo i searched youtube... Now i found this clip! This is really sad! After all the years of planing and work... One of the most beautiful aircrafts in the world went down... tragic! i feel very very sorry for all the team members and his family! :-(

A forward swept wing has a high likelihood of stall without airspeed. The plane was underpowered just did not generate enough airspeed and he stalled it. Very sad.

I watched his previous attempt where the right pedal failed - Gods speed Scotty.

NTSB final accident report: app.ntsb.gov/pdfgenerator/ReportGeneratorFile.ashx?EventID=20160806X23345&AKey=1&RType=Prelim&IType=FA

Every video i saw of test flights it sounded like the guy pulled back on the throttle as soon as he got airborne. In the first test flight it caught my attention immediately and i thought to myself "youre gonna fall!" only to find in tbe comments of that video about this tragedy.

When they said that it was due to become a static display in Britain I'm guessing that it was headed towards The Shuttleworth Collection? It would've been very "at home" among the many other like-minded exhibits there

He should’ve used a REAL Bugatti 8 engine. I always thought that was a factor and now reading the ntsb report, man…

Thanks for the great camerawork...

0:30 an experienced pilot not wanting to use the words "stall" and "spin" or a non pilot explaining a stall spin as best as he can ? Even the NTSB didn't want to use those words . They simply said "Probable Cause: The pilot's failure to maintain airspeed following an engine anomaly during the initial climb after takeoff, which resulted in the airplane exceeding its critical angle of attack and experiencing an aerodynamic stall". In any case he lived and died doing what he loved. RIP.

very sad but one can clearly see that his plane was tail heavy cause it stall to the left and going into a spin. my sincere condolences for his family and for a man with a dream , no matter the cost.

is this the only footage? whole fucking runway to record on and the the cammer decided to record the backs of peoples heads

I think anyone making derogatory or disrespectful comments should first check the full facts of what happened from here: bugatti100p.aero/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Bugatti-100P-Crash-Investigation.pdf

I’m very sorry for the pilot, my deepest condolences to his loved ones and his family... but everything that we don’t do specifically for the sake of humanity, all this is done by the will of fate and with an unchanging purpose... and I assure you all, he did not die in vain... a real Hero!

Stall warning!

His climb was slow

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This plane was never been flown for a reason

Bugatti 100P should've be a drone ,not pilot airplane

POS flew as well as the original.