In general, the North American X-15 gets the official highest speed record of any aerial vehicle, hitting a top speed of Mach 6.7 at an altitude of over 19 miles. She achieved this speed using the XLR99, which was basically a liquid fuel rocket engine. This makes sense as it was effectively a rocket with a cockpit attached to it.
The fastest aircraft with an air breathing engine was the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird with the record speed of Mach 3.3 at an altitude of around 16 miles. She achieved these speeds with the Pratt Whitney J58, an engine which could transition from a turbojet into a hybrid ramjet at higher altitudes.
As for the fastest aircraft currently in service, and don’t quote me on this, I believe is the MiG-25 reaching a maximum safe speed of 2.83 mach. It can go around 3.2 Mach, but not without damaging itself.
Edit: Not including any orbital vehicles here since there’s a thin line that separates aircraft and spacecraft.
@Michiganstatepolice
If you’re in a situation where rats are biting your toes… like… get your house fumigated. This is how you summon the plague doctor
@Michiganstatepolice
Also partly incorrect. They compete against each other for food, there’s never a clear victor in natural completion. As I said, who outcompetes the other depends on a variety of factors and it’s not a one sided fight. There are over 3000 species of bees in North America alone. It’s not just the Honeybees and the Bumblebees competing.
Also the European Honeybee is in fact suffering mass deaths and disappearances. I encourage you to look up Colony Collapse Disorder, an event in which the majority of the workers either die or disappear due to mechanisms which we still don’t understand, though it could be due to pesticides or mites. Bumblebees do not suffer from CCD for reasons which we again, do not understand.
Do not hit me with the ‘but I did research’. I literally study these types of things as a student. We’re not making this an argument. These are the facts, take them or leave them.
For the sake of judging, out of all my favorites based on amount of times viewed and most impact on me, either Aliens, Titanic, or Twister
Got a lot of favorites, can’t put one above the rest. Also love War of the Worlds (both the 1953 and 2005 versions), majority of the Studio Ghibli films, the original Godzilla, the 90s Gamera Trilogy… yada yada yada.
White ranks on their way to make successors that only detach the nose without paying attention to anything else:
This plane (N93118) not even being the plane from the accident flight (N93119). This aircraft is literally still in service with the Iranian Air Force.
@LM0418
Tbh, I was going to do a custom (or at least mostly custom cockpit) but then the original build bugged out and I had to restart everything. Then once I got back to where I was, I tried using multi edit to move a cockpit interior from one of @JP11 planes. But then that didn’t work so at the end of my patience I just detached the whole nose section and then reattached the one that’s on now. The A320 family shares the same nose dimensions and cockpit so there wasn’t any hassle in doing so. Hardest part was just getting the subassembly to attach to the right point without being like .10 values off to the right of the x axis
I’m curious, how do you create the comment button link at the top of the page that brings you to the comments when you click on it? I’ve tried just embedding links but it doesn’t work.
From the man himself via discord… He wanted someone to make a forum post but you’re getting this. Can’t say why he’s banned, this is what you’re getting.
"I know yall miss me. Ive seen 2 forum posts about where ive been. And you know what, I am glad yall are concerned about me. In real life, when im sick, nobody asks me if im okay or not. Also, since I have 26 more days left, I should work on another Saab. But I am ok and well."
Comments Link
Depends on what you mean by ‘fastest’.
In general, the North American X-15 gets the official highest speed record of any aerial vehicle, hitting a top speed of Mach 6.7 at an altitude of over 19 miles. She achieved this speed using the XLR99, which was basically a liquid fuel rocket engine. This makes sense as it was effectively a rocket with a cockpit attached to it.
The fastest aircraft with an air breathing engine was the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird with the record speed of Mach 3.3 at an altitude of around 16 miles. She achieved these speeds with the Pratt Whitney J58, an engine which could transition from a turbojet into a hybrid ramjet at higher altitudes.
As for the fastest aircraft currently in service, and don’t quote me on this, I believe is the MiG-25 reaching a maximum safe speed of 2.83 mach. It can go around 3.2 Mach, but not without damaging itself.
Edit: Not including any orbital vehicles here since there’s a thin line that separates aircraft and spacecraft.
@Michiganstatepolice
If you’re in a situation where rats are biting your toes… like… get your house fumigated. This is how you summon the plague doctor
@Michiganstatepolice
I can’t say I’ve ever had the experience of rats nibbling my toes as I sleep.
@Michiganstatepolice
Also partly incorrect. They compete against each other for food, there’s never a clear victor in natural completion. As I said, who outcompetes the other depends on a variety of factors and it’s not a one sided fight. There are over 3000 species of bees in North America alone. It’s not just the Honeybees and the Bumblebees competing.
Also the European Honeybee is in fact suffering mass deaths and disappearances. I encourage you to look up Colony Collapse Disorder, an event in which the majority of the workers either die or disappear due to mechanisms which we still don’t understand, though it could be due to pesticides or mites. Bumblebees do not suffer from CCD for reasons which we again, do not understand.
Do not hit me with the ‘but I did research’. I literally study these types of things as a student. We’re not making this an argument. These are the facts, take them or leave them.
Wait… M370… is that the name of the plane or is this a replica of that plane?
Either way T
That server is down and has been for some time.
The current working server is 61.82.248.222
@NAFASIRO
No. There’s only 160.251 (the main server that’s been down for like a month) and the one that’s up now.
@NAFASIRO
The one you’ve been playing on?
@OliPershing90mm
Yah it’s a little obscure. You have to scroll through the tags to find it. Glad I could help.
@NAFASIRO
I was talking about multiplayer…
Friendly FYI, there is a ‘build request’ tag dedicated to… well… exactly what it sounds like.
FYI, you have to put the link in between parentheses to make it work
So it’d be  to embed an image
Ohhhh that looks smooth
T
T
Worth it for a 10-10
☕️
UTC-4 EDT
Favorite movie hmmm… Good question.
For the sake of judging, out of all my favorites based on amount of times viewed and most impact on me, either Aliens, Titanic, or Twister
Got a lot of favorites, can’t put one above the rest. Also love War of the Worlds (both the 1953 and 2005 versions), majority of the Studio Ghibli films, the original Godzilla, the 90s Gamera Trilogy… yada yada yada.
Mfw I missed this session by like 30 minutes because I was showering.
White ranks on their way to make successors that only detach the nose without paying attention to anything else:
This plane (N93118) not even being the plane from the accident flight (N93119). This aircraft is literally still in service with the Iranian Air Force.
@LM0418
Tbh, I was going to do a custom (or at least mostly custom cockpit) but then the original build bugged out and I had to restart everything. Then once I got back to where I was, I tried using multi edit to move a cockpit interior from one of @JP11 planes. But then that didn’t work so at the end of my patience I just detached the whole nose section and then reattached the one that’s on now. The A320 family shares the same nose dimensions and cockpit so there wasn’t any hassle in doing so. Hardest part was just getting the subassembly to attach to the right point without being like .10 values off to the right of the x axis
@TheD2O
Fair enough. Also I’d probably say ‘acquaintance’ fits better than friend, no offense.
Yooo he finally escaped IKEA
Huh?
Either from the nose or center of the fuselage. Depends on what I’m making.
@Annedzsrue
I’m curious, how do you create the comment button link at the top of the page that brings you to the comments when you click on it? I’ve tried just embedding links but it doesn’t work.
@Randomplayer
Glad you like it!
@FedexGuy
Thank you
@TheD2O
Welcome back!
569 Part Version
Original Creator Tags
@JP11 @SARACONIKaviationIndustry
Original Creator Tags
@realSavageMan @Seredamia @GalacticaAsia
Requested Tags
@hpgbproductions @MrShenanigansSP
Requested Tags
@JJsimple @HuskyDynamics01 @Dragoranos
Requested Tags
@DatRoadTrainGuy19 @xNotDumb @NoblePlanes
Requested Tags
@Randomplayer @Neruneten21 @FedexGuy
Requested Tags
@CL125 @TheFlightGuySP @Inuyasha8215
T
Congratulations
@Profess2000
It was… Like 10 years BEFORE the accident. How it looked during FT066 was how I made it in the original… I even included pictures man.
And you still have not given proper credit
Been to Bar Harbor several times… beautiful place. That whole area of Acadia is lovely.
@FedexGuy
No problem!
@FedexGuy
Did you increase the front width and height values from above 0? It needs to be like 0.15 or something.
@FedexGuy
If the front fill is 0, you use overload to create a negative value.
@XAircraftManufacturer
Yah I get what you mean
@XAircraftManufacturer
26 days of ban. Temp ban. Again not allowed to say what for.
From the man himself via discord… He wanted someone to make a forum post but you’re getting this. Can’t say why he’s banned, this is what you’re getting.
"I know yall miss me. Ive seen 2 forum posts about where ive been. And you know what, I am glad yall are concerned about me. In real life, when im sick, nobody asks me if im okay or not. Also, since I have 26 more days left, I should work on another Saab. But I am ok and well."
@DatRoadTrainGuy19
My response was sarcasm. Should’ve put an /s
Gotta love Iran Air still using vintage aircraft for as long as they did. IIRC they’ve still got A300s and an A310 in passenger service.