This should have the title "the most important aircraft from an American perspective"

F-35: *Replacing A-10 warthog* Me: "How dare you stand where he BRRRRT!"

How on earth did you miss off the harrier jump jet?! An incredible engineering feat! and British too.

You did miss one important fact: The Cessna 172 has held the record for the longest continuous flight since 1959. The flight was 64 days long and was accomplished using in flight refueling from a pickup truck matching ground speed while pumping fuel to it in flight!

Where is *Antonov An225* *F-14* *B-2 Spirit* *Airbus A380* *A-10* ?

Airbus A380/Antonv AN-225/Dassault Rafale/SolarImpulse/Ju-87 Stuka/All the others : am I a joke to you ?

“Most Important Aircraft of all time” Heinkel He 178: am I a joke to you?

The Gloster Meteor, the first ALLIED fighter to be jet powered: "Guess I'm not important."

No Hawker Siddeley Harrier first successful Vertical Take Off/Landing fighter?

Soviet Union's first jet-powered aircrafts were the mig-9 and jak-15 not the mig-15. Fun to watch this video but some incorrect information and missing planes.

Soviet plane ANT-25 should have been on the list. It has made a first transarctic flight from Soviet Union to United States through North Pole in 1937

You forgot A lot of French/Russian/German or English planes There is no only American in the life

Missed the 14-Bis, by Santos Dumont. First plane to take off alone, without being ejected by catapult. Paris, 1906.

Spruce goose- Largest wooden plane Hindenburg- Largest airship An-225- Largest Cargo plane B-2- First strategic stealth bomber A5M- First carrier monoplane Stratolaunch- Largest wingspan Harrier- First VTOL fighter A380- Largest passenger jet Mig-25- Fastest operational armed jet *all these choices and yet you choose those famous to Americans*

The 14 Bis is missing too. Even though the Wright Brothers made the first aircraft, Santos Dumont set a record of the first successful flight in a field in Paris three years after the Wright Brothers' first flight.

Se o título do vídeo é esse, os mais importantes aviões da história, deveria estar presente nessa lista, logo no início, o avião 14-bis do Santos Dumont, em 1906, sendo o primeiro objeto mais pesado que o ar a projetar-se do solo por impulsos próprios

‘The only fighter to be built throughout world war 2’ BF-109 was in production until the end MIG 15 As their first? Mig9 and la-15 exist

It’s a shame Fw.190 is not on the list. It was the first aircraft to incorporate an automatic device that would control the engine. Radiator flaps, manifold pressure, and more were controlled by “Kommandogerät”

1:50 "the only fighter built throughout World War 2" Lmao what??

Sad that they forgot probably the most iconic aircraft that was the first successful v/stol jet fighter: The Harrier.

You should change the title to: MY IMPORTANT AIRCRAFT OF ALL TIME... I'm just saying

The 14-Bis the first airplane to make a documented powered flight in Europe is missing here.

Loving all those subtle Easter eggs as always

Other than the Wright brothers first flyer, the absolute most important aircraft is the DC3. It was the game changer, and opened up the the world of air travel.

No Harrier? No Horten 229? Not even the mig 21? What about the UK Tempest as the worlds first 6th gen fighter jet (yes I know this one hasnt technically been built yet but it will be built eventually)

You could’ve included the Heinkel He-178. While it never entered service, it was the first jet to fly.

The Spitfire was not the only fighter or aircraft to be built throughout WW2, the ME 109 was built throughout the war as well

6:53 the Harrier was built with an extreme anhedral wing to make it unstable in roll, over ten years before the f16

No Heinkel 178 the First jet aircraft? Grade F-

0:39 *Battlefield 1 flashbacks*

The Focke-Wolfe Fw 200 Condor changed the world a LOT dude. It was the first land-plane-airliner to cross the Atlantic, it reached twice the altitude of a conventional airliners used during the 1930s, it was also the first airliner to fly from Berlin to to New York city non-stop.

3:18 How the f**k is that man so big?!

"The most important in america"..... Should be the tittle

MiG-21 is still missin! Much more important than any aicraft on 1950-1960 list

Correction the first airplane in the world was the 14-BIS, produced in Brazil and OFFICIALLY tested in Paris in front of many nobles, and the Heiress of the Imperial Throne of Brazil. The Wright Brothers Airplane it did not take off by itself, so it can be considered a catapult.

Spitfire: “If it ain’t broke, don’t replace it.”

First aircraft to carry Baby Yoda 😂😂 very cool

Gustav Weißkopf (german) was the first to fly with a motorized plane!

There's this old British Sci-if sitcom called red dwarf, and this somehow reminds me of one of the character's tag lines........ "Stoke me A CLipPER!"

Antonov 225, Harrier Jet, Northrop Grumman B2, Airbus A380, Airbus A300: are we a joke to you?

Did you just forgot about one of the most influencial research programs? WHERE ARE THE X-15?

You missed the glider build by Otto Lilienthal, first successfully flying plane ever in 1893, he was the person, who inspired the Wright Brothers to build their first motor plane. Even as early as 1811 one crazy German guy, Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger, the "Schneider von Ulm" startet to fly with glider planes, but he didn't succeeded.

The end is funny. I hope you grow this channel a lot!

Bro the Star Wars part at the end was soo funny 😂😂

Spirit of St Louis mentioned from 1927 but no mention of Alcock and Brown, first to fly the Atlantic none stop in 1919.

5:54 the droop snoot

9:19 WTF! That thing has a slot for R2D2 :D That's awesome!

haha i liked the razor crest at the end.

How is Amelia Earhart's plane an "Important Aircraft"? She flew across the Atlantic 5 years after the first person did it and after A LOT of other people did. SHE was the first woman to do something. Her aircraft is completely unremarkable. Also, Me Bf 109 was also produced throughout WW2 (not just the Spitfire). It's the first one I looked up, but I bet I could find plenty of others, too.

Jakob Degen and his ornithopter! Greatest aviation genius ever! Made well documented flights as early as in 1808!

5:20 dis man: Sr 71 is the fastest flying thing in the world Sr 72: ye, YEYE

I have a picture of the Concorde signed by the pilot👌🏼

1:34 has more to do with the person than the actual plane

Hi Comrades, There were mistakes on the flags of concorde and A320 on my previous viz - Aircraft that Changed the World, I have taken down the viz, rectified the flags and repost it under this new title. If you have already watched this viz, watch it again to show me some love ❤️ and support 💪. THIS IS THE WAY 😎

Tupolev: (makes a supersonic passenger plane) Concorde creator: we do a little trolling

Amazing video! Sad on the harrier missing out though

Lockheed's L1011 Tristar was the first commercial aircraft with fully automated take off and landing capability.

Mig 29, mig 25, su 27, su 57, mig 21, me 262, me 163?

I love how the c130 was designed 70 years ago and to this day its perfect

missed the first and most succesfull vtol aircraft, great archivement

3:57 actually, MiG-9 was first soviet jet fighter

Gustav Weißkopf was the inventor of the plane. - 1897 he flew a glider plane (he was inspired by Otto Lilienthals successful glider flights in the early 1890ies) - 1899 he made his first „air hop“ with a motorized plane - 1901 he made his first real flight, about 800 meters - on January 17th, 1902 he made a flight of not less than 12.6 kilometres

How about the Meteor, the first allied jet of WW2? Or the Vampire, the second allied jet to enter service and the first jet to takeoff and land on an aircraft carrier? OR THE HARRIER JUMP JET!

kinda suprised the f-14 or f-111 weren't there, 2 very successful variable swept-wing aircraft.

Where is the British Harrier?? Also, as far as the future goes, I think the Tempest deserved a mention.

Some missing parts in the video: Lockheed U2 Bell X15 Bae Harrier Antonov An-225 Airbus A380 Lockheed F117 Rockwell B1b Northroop B2 Sukhoi SU37

The ME-262 wasn’t the first jet aircraft, that title was held by the HE-178 which flew in 1939 though the ME-262 was the first operational jet fighter / plane

0:16 Santos Dummont was the first bro cmon

Yeh there are some omissions. But all these that are featured are iconic in aviation. It's hard for me to believe that we've only been flying for just over a century.

Another colportage of the Brothers Wright myth. What’s with the real pioneers of flight? Montgolfier brothers? (inventors of the hot air ballon, 1782) Jakob Degen (inventor of the ornithopter plane in 1807, successfully made a flight, reaching 54 feet altitude, one year later he even reached 5000 feet altitude in Paris; he also constructed a helicopter model which reached an altitude of 500 feet in 1816) Albrecht Ludwig Berblinger (constructed an glider plane as early as in 1811 and was flying it, but crashed into the danube; a test with a reconstructed glider in 1986 demonstrated that his plane was able to fly) Paul Hänlein (inventor of the airship, 1872) Alexander Mozhaysky (concept of a plane with steam engine, 1884) Otto Lilienthal? (inventor of the glider, 1890) Hermann Ganswindt? (concept of a spaceship, 1891 and inventor of the helicopter, 1901) Konstantin Tsiolkovsky? (concept for a space rocket, 1895) Gustav Weißkopf? (inventor of the plane, 1901) Karl Jatho? (inventor of the biplane, summer 1903) Alberto Santos Dumont (first flight in front of an public audience, 1906) Henri Coanda (inventor of the jet turbine, 1910) Eugen Sänger (concept of a Mach 7 plane, 1936) Hans von Ohain (inventor of the jet plane, 1939) Alex Lippisch (inventor of the rocket plane, 1939) Wernher von Braun (inventor of the ballistic missile, 1942) Most flight pioneers were Europeans, especially Germans. Sadly, Americans often are so ignorant and national narcissistic. -

I don’t remember seeing the X15, the first hypersonic craft and the first space plane. We also skipped over several important aircraft from the US alone. The F117 was the first stealth aircraft, the MQ-1 Predator for many reasons. Then I’m other countries, Stuka Dive Bomber is missing as well. So was the Mitsubishi Zero. The Airbus A380, and so many more. the list is pretty long actually.

The German Gustav Weißkopf is the inventor of the plane, not the Wrights. Weißkopf, who emigrated to the US, flew as early as in 1897 and on 8/14 1901 he made his well know 1200 meters flight with his Condor plane in Connecticut. The Wrights themselves recognized Weißkopf as the first man who successfully flew a motor plane but due to later political reasons (WWI), the American historiography intentionally sunk his flight into oblivion cause he was a German and Germany was the official „enemy“ for American ideology after WWI. However, today he is recognized as the real inventor of the plane in Connecticut, where he made his first flight.

14-Bis sent it's regards...

well that's a good little bit of fun.

Amazing video USA number one 🇺🇲

Harrier: First production VTOL fighter aircraft. B-52: Longest serving American bomber. F-4 Phantom: First fighter aircraft to serve in Air Force, Marine Corps, and Navy.

There was actually a Guy called Gustav Weißkopf wich Made the First Motor flight 2 Weeks bevore the Wright s

5:14 X-15 Is the fastest manned X-45b is the fastest unmanned And the ICBM is the fastest horizontal flying object recorded

The Wright Flyer is the most important because without the first plane,there will be no plane till know

U Missed the famous Mig 25.. the Fastest fighters jet till date...

You miss glider planes like the ETA and the Dornier Do-31, the first and only VTOL jet transport aircraft ever! You miss the Yak-141 too. The American F-35 seem to be a stealthy copy of the Yak-141.

The pioneering aircraft for flybywire was the A300 back in 1972.

They should've also mentioned Bockscar along with the Enola Gay '

The first aircraft to achieve supersonic flight was the Me-163 Komet, although it was unofficial and resulted in the loss of most of its control surfaces.

I don’t accept this as accurate until I see meh Phantom F4

Thats how far aviation has come wow

You have my frafrt plane in your video and it’s the spitfire 🤣🤣🤣

Mig-15 was not first USSR jet aircraft. Yak-15 was. In effect it was Me-262 engine married to the Yak-3 airframe

6:21 Isnt that just a p 51 on a budget?

It feels good when your older then a jet

Uh sir you forgot the harrier and any v/stol aircraft that revolutionized carrier and remote/short response applications

Where is MIG21,MIG25, Lun-class Ekranoplan,AN225?

Piper J-3 Cub taught a generation to fly That’s got me in the feelings

The first airliner to go super sonic was the DC-8. The DC-8 was put into a dive until it hit Mach 1

It wasn't the first craft to carry Baby Yoda, since we know he was once at the Jedi training school and had to get to Tatooine from there

I believe it was the British Gloster Meteor that was the first and only allied jet fighter that saw combat operations in WW2

You should have included the Vickers Vimy flown by John Alcock and Arthur Whitten Brown in what became the first nonstop flight Across the Atlantic.

What about the P-51? Everybody knows that was one of America’s most important fighter of all time.

forgot to place the harrier...he was also a milestone on VTOL planes

The “first” airplane on this list was powered by a slingshot. The fact of 14-Bis not even being figured on the video makes me wonder if you really handle all the important information or it’s just plain bias.