As a swed i now someting scary😮the engine is soo strong that the builders dont now how fast it goes.just keep on going and going until it brokes in pieces how about that american farmers😂😮😮
On some military aircraft, such as the Saab 37 Viggen, the RAT is used during takeoff and landing for the pilot to be able to maneuver the plane in case of an engine failure at low altitude. The RAT deploys automatically...
I've never seen a Saab Viggen before. My initial thoughts: damn this thing is a bit goofy looking the way its landing. Then it starts reversing on the runway 🤨
None of the explanations given in the comments are correct. The manufacturer of two metal pieces in the control lever had achieved such a fine surface smoothness that they became mating parts and fused together. This caused the control lever to become stiff to operate, resulting in the jerky flight and eventually the crash in 1989.
And Viggen was fully rearmed and refuelled within 11 minutes and back to action. Hard to beat. Onboard Viggen also the CK37, the first ever computer on a fighter jet connected with a dual datalink (the missile sends back information to the plane). One of its kind. And most probably the first of its kind.
