The thumbnail💀

The Antonov An-225 Mriya will be missed greatly, RIP.

Why? Why the hell do we need bigger planes?

Thanks for including the B-52. I still think the outriggers are hilarious. Miss seeing them in the air.

Ayyy the 3 decker A380 thumbnail is back

I think the TU-160 is also the largest plane with variable wing geometry. Fascinating plane, no question. Some of these collossal birds look really good, but others then are quite unusual or straight WEIRD. Though i LOVE the Guppy. It´s cute. From afar.

That was cool ! New technologies can change the world…Appreciate your video😊

Now this one was right on point👍👍👍

As a retired pilot I used to fly some of these big boys from 747 passenger planes to cargo planes. They are surprisingly easy to operate

Incredible.I grew up with a love for planes growing up off of Penrose Ave.Phila.Intl.Airport.I've always had admiration for those who can fly those them-

Awesome mini documentary about Aviation! I love this!

All-in-all, a great video, however, at 18:30 - It's stated that the C5 Galaxy was used to transport the [retired] Space Shuttle. The C5 was never used to transport the space shuttle; it was considered, but never used for that role. Instead, modified Boeing 747s were the only aircraft ever used for that role; two were converted for that purpose...

Ahh we love our queen (747) and our king (A380) of the skies just beautiful seeing these Beasts takeoff + land

Out of this whole video, I'm just disappointed to not see what a Photoshoped A380 that could be 7 half-height decks for Midgets and 7 Engines on each wing! We could call it the AirBus A-Fuqet. Missed opportunity Top-Fives!

Thank you for posting this impressive video

First bomber I knew of as a kid when my dad was stationed at Travis Air Force Base the B36.

Your voice reminds me of the old History Channel documentaries. I enjoy listening.

A number of years ago, may 10 years, I saw an Antonov parked at the Indianapolis airport (IND). I don't know which one and why it was there but it certainly is difficult to forget ... the thing was jaw dropping big.

the 3 decks aircraft clickbait thumbnail came back 😂

Outstanding! I was glued to this. Well done!

I live very close to where these Belugas take off and land in the UK, no matter that I see them flying low as they approach the runway almost daily, it’s a great sight to behold!

I don't know who needs this prayer,you will always have safe journeys.

I love your videos. They are very professional. The cool wooshing sounds are a good touch.

Decent video and information. At 13:39 during the B-52 segment you showed a KC-135 Stratotanker for a portion of what should have been the B-52.

It's so huge that I feel like I'm watching this on magic mushrooms

Anazing video Dont know where will the man fly tomorrow and how far.The previous 100 yrs have been unbelievable. What is the future çant imagine. Hope the man finds heaven in the horizon soon.

converting lb to km was an interesting...detail for the KC 10.

It’s amazing what technology humans can achieve!

Yea that triple decker airplane looks rad!! It would be awesome if instead of 6 jet it would have 4 jet engines and 2 propellers that generate power for the electronics(at the edges of the wing so it can safely be made to stop due to any failures and it won't mess up the mainframe). Also adding a fuse to the network electronics and have a centered electric system on another fuse just incase of any remote attacks would help the pilot in such incidents. The "Blackbox" always captures everything so there shouldn't be a problem.

As the air traffic controller said to the pilot "You have over 800 people!"

Surprised Convair's B-36 and XC-99 didn't make the list.

squewe: sees thumbnail Also squewe: Top 5 planes

Stratolaunch at #14? OBVIOUSLY not a sorted list. Should be either #2 or #1 depending on what specific statistic you are looking at vs the AN-225.

Thump nail plane: *exists Crosswind: Ima end this planes whole carrier

It was stated that the C-5 transported space shuttles for NASA. That is incorrect. Two Boeing 747s were modified to transport space shuttle orbiters.

i swear i've literally dreamt of the 15th plane on this list. and i've never heard of it until now.

Awesome video!

Antonov An-225 will be missed...

The thumbnail is the most cursed thing I can ever imagine.

The airbus beluga xl looks like a giant dolphin 🐬 🇬🇧 😉

Look at the an 225 It’s the biggest plane I’ve ever seen with six engines

RIP for Antonov An-225 Mriya which had been destroyed by the Russian army🤬

Ive seen a c-5 galaxy before, it was breathtaking

Totally need to watch this at 1 am

i honestly thought the a390 (a380 in thumbnail) was real until, in 2019, i found out about the existence of adobe photoshop

Like the photoshop of a triple decker. Clever. I did passenger flights through in Toulouse, and we once told a new cabin crew member that the `Guppy` parked nearby was actually damaged due to a pressurisation failure :)

Wow . . so great amazing😃😄😃

Wonderful ,Excellent ,Beautiful ,Very nice ,Lovely .

I had a chance to see an Antonov and walk through it. They're massive!

Thank you for the update, Top Fives..!! 11:39 The plane does look like a beluga whale. :)

missed the times where the thumbnail always gets me lol

That thumbnail tho 🤣

It looks like Mrbeast's lego tower is definitely taller than the KC-10 Extender I think....

For the record, it is lbs of thrust not force.

I don't know, but more than a few of these planes look like maintenance nightmares, as well as budgetary black holes.

I guess we all wanted to see the plane in the thumbnail-

And up next, we have the Photoshop plane!

I don't know who needs to hear this but stop saving all your money. Invest some of it if you want financial freedom.

The Caspian Sea monster is cool!

That Tupelov at the start looks very similar to a B1-B

Very informative! 💙✈️

Humanity could've done without all of them.

Saw an Antonov An-225 in Omaha about a decade ago. Forget what colors she was flying. BIG puppy!

When you search up insane planes, this will come up 😂

"It's okay, triple decker a380 isn't real, he can't harm you" Triple decker a380:

Channel name Top Fives: video title top “15” largest plane ever built...

747 is my fav i just love it

If a triple decked airplane would be made it would be more like the AN225 with the engines and wings on the top of the plane it would also be a 6 engine plane.

If you included lighter than air aircraft, the Zeppelins are much longer.

It’s time these plane companies should design and built planes that’s come from Star Wars or Star Trek designs..those futuristic designs are awesome….

love the nostalgic thumbnail

I love planes

The thumbnail of the a380 with 3 floors srtikes again If it has 3 floors then it's a390

Without any scale, these were mostly just cool (and sometimes unusual) planes. Length, wing span, cargo capacity...numbers don't mean anything to visual evaluations. Was your list ranked? If so, by what criteria? This was a decent video, but it should have been a lot better. [You also might want someone to proofread your script.]

in the local Miami Airshow, I saw the U.S C5 Herculas .... wow, my God, so huge, like ship inside ...

Metric system also pls. Gruezi from Switzerland🇨🇭

The jet pictured in this thumbnail does not exist and was never built... and does not appear anywhere in this click bait video - thumbs down with a click of "Don't recommend this channel"

WOW GREAT PHOTOSHOP THUMBNAIL

You missed the Russian Flying Fortress prototype from the 30's. It was based on the Kalinin K-7 and had a wingspan of 132.5 meters. I've never heard of anything with a longer wingspan.

4:26 I’m sorry but the fastest commercial jet is the Concorde. But the Concorde is actually not in use anymore due to a accident in Russia, leading all the Concordes to be decommissioned or put in a museum. but if Boeing means fastest jet still operating then they are correct. I don’t mean to be rude or smart I’m just saying it’s not the fastest jet.

Nothing is operating in Russia.

Hey top 5s, could u pls put these aircraft in order? e.g: startolaunch first, then antonov an 225 mriya, and so on. it would be better that way

The planes forehead in the thumbnail gone swole mode 💀

I like how we talk about a 747 then a KC-10 was ranked larger like uhm guess we’re not in order cause then we go to the A380.. tf

When are human beings ever going to learn to keep their feet on the ground

I like the Airbus A380 and the Boeing 747-8 and the -8 freighter.

Great video🤔😎😃

You forgot the huge "O M G !" in your thumbnail. More clickbaity that way.

I have never flown before. I have severe anxiety and panic attacks. I may have a massive panic attack and would make the life hell for all them on board listening to me freak out and have a crying fit.

Any idea on the theoretical maximum size that an airplane can be?

13:40 Is this a test? In the middle of talking about the distinctive 8-engine B52 is this clip of what I think might be a KC-135!

0:52 Fastest bomber ONLY if you're counting production aircraft - the XB-70 was quite a bit faster.

It seems like the sky is the limit when the tax payer is footing the bill.

Astonishing facts ,, tremendous facts

That thumbnail💀😂

Alternate Title: Worlds biggest lies portrayed by photoshop

We've gotta hand it to the Soviet Union for being the country that produced the largest planes on the planet... Although one would think that the USSR for being able to build the largest plane, it would make the US feel a little Short-Between-The-Legs but it didn't. American Technology still holds first place for air dominance. It's one of the big reasons that US Military contractor's can stay afloat. Building a plane like the Antorove An-225 Mriya probably would have been largely used if built in the 1970s, for delivering everything from Tanks, troops, or bringing in much needed material for re-supplying ground forces. There was only one problem, Big Planes require Long Runways & usually during wars, countries involved just don't have to time to install longer runways. This is where the US beat the USSR. Us Air Force was able to land their C-130s in a field. Then after a landing strip was either built, or after capturing an Air Field, they could being in the C-17 Globemasters with anything the ground forces would need. From delivering everything to the war zone, the C-17s are another plane made in the US that should share first place with the C-5 Galaxy, since the Antorov still requires 3,000 meters, (9,000 feet) of actual Runway.... Sometimes you can't ''Air-Drop'' everything needed to fight a war. The C-5 Galaxy doesn't require long runways, plus you can land them with way less than the Antorov. The Air Force doesn't like to advertise information like where it can land & how much runway is needed....

The 2 plane is not what I expected

Oof the thumbnail has a click bait

when you reuse your own content...