Dude, Where's My Fighter Jet? 

I'm a Falklands war veteran and remember watching harriers fighting A4s in the sky's above us and cheering when the A4 was destroyed. Thank you for keeping this wonderful old girl flying . Steve . England

7:40 poor Kid didn’t get the card

They used to bow to the crowd all the time when we used to go to RAF airshows

Curious Fan:“Is that privately owned?” Owner’s wife:” Yes it’s my plane”

Mom! Grandpa’s got the fighterjet again!

I had originally thought that I would watch one episode here and there when I had time. As it turned out I watched the whole series (to date) in one sitting. A first-class production and I want to thank you and your team for undertaking the preservation of this remarkable "flying machine". A commendable mission.

"What are other 65 year olds doing" I admire this man's attitude, so much passion and determination. I hope he gets to fly many more years to come. Thankyou for sharing and thankyou for your service, Good luck and God bless from 🇦🇺

I'm happy he kept the British Royal Navy flag on the tail.

Can't get enough of this beautiful aircraft!

This is such an amazing plane . And one could say the best job in the world. Super fantastic 👍👍. Thank you so much for keeping a British heritage alive 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Brilliant . I just wish the UK government had the same enthusiasm for the Harrier as you do Art. Great job

''Is that privately owned? Yes that's my plane'' with full confidence, that's some serious mental strength.

What a beautiful airplane! When my husband, from England, first told me about the Harrier, it sounded like Science Fiction. I'm so glad you rescued her. One day I hope to see her at an airshow. Have you given her a name? I hope so. My brother-in-law was a pilot over Romania in World War II Flying a B-29 and destroying dams and coal mines. After the War he taught flying. His name was Captain Donald Brant. Don would have loved it!

To Art and his crew wonderful to see this Harrier being flown . An amazing piece of aviation history . As a brit makes me proud to see this little bit of british aviation design still in the skys . Long may it last . Maybe Art can get his harrier over the pond sometime for several airshows in the uk .

5:47 guy in the back there being like “:O”

Thanks AARP for showing us that retirement is groovy. I planned on refusing to die out of spite until seeing Art put some moxie back into this man.

A 65 year old retired us marines . Still maneuver a fighter jet. Thats badass nice art nalls.

You are a lucky man, and thoroughly deserve every bit of it. Thank you for saving the Harriers and sharing the experience.

''Is that privately owned? Yes, that's my plane'' Aaaand any sort of respect is just gone.

It was thrilling to see our AV8A's do their vertical thing; I worked in a 2nd MAW training squadron in the 70's, we had TA4Js and AV8As. I had the "honor" of towing these things in and out of the hangar all night long...

I've just started my PPL in UK Behing 45yrs old I thought I may of been to old , but watching youre film make.me proud to a 65 years young guy flying the way you do ,give me hope ,well done sir keep.on keeping on you guys . Dan.

This year at RIAT the Spanish brought two Harriers and they were absolutely incredible. They were by far my favourite display at the whole airshow. They're also a lot louder than you'd expect, probably on par with an F-16, if not louder.

Simply AMAZING & FANTASTIC! My thanks to everyone involved.

1 of those jobs that NEVER gets old!

I was there! Simply the most perfect demonstration

This is a Sea Harrier, faster and more maneuverable than the American ground support AV8-B Harrier. From what I know it comes without fancy hover electronics found in the AV8-B. It thus demands more of the pilot. Loved to see it! Please keep it flying.

the kid at 7:40 never got one, feels bad man.

My first time to see & witness an amazing vertical landing in perfection. Love to follow ❣️ this...

Gosh VTOL's are so amazing!!!!!! Your living a dream come true!!!! I wish to learn so much more about these amazing machines, but yup that whole "barrier to entry" thing... Still I don't care!!!! These beautiful machines deserve so much more then a one paragraph part in the history books!!!!!

Love the harrier and this channel is amazing I fell in love with the plane after a tour on hms invincible in Hong Kong 1992

That bow to the crowd s the one thing I do in every game

I grew up living next to the original home of the Fleet Air Arm RN and would see these flying all day every day. Was fortunate to see them land on HMS Ark Royal that was a special sight.

Loved the series. Especially like the cockpit videos seeing your action and result, for example the stick action for crisp 4-point rolls. Biggest surprise: 65 ! Wow! I'd better go out for another walk today. Missed you at Thunder over Michigan and hope you can get back there.

I was at this Sun and fun, oh man I've seen this guy in action! I keep looking for myself whenever the camera pans to the crowd.

SO COOL!! So glad I got to find this.

65 years old! Enjoy life, don't wait for the final.

Come to Pensacola for the blue angle home coming airshow alot will love it plz come

Great that this gentleman has kept a little bit of British aviation flying The Harrier is a little bit special to many of us who love aviation in the uk . For many the harrier was retired to early . One things for seeing this particular aircraft being put through its paces is joy to behold . Long may it last.

5:14 yessss ITS MY PLANE

Art your a true Gent, with fire and soul in every vain of your body and the whole team you have assembled is fantastic, it's nice to see you give a small opportunity to a youngster and bringing on other pilot's is, as you say, important because in truth, you are all just the custodian of a beautiful aircraft , it's important to keep these birds going so others can appreciate the engineering. Look how few Spitfires are left in the world because nobody took notice... but you did.... I am so pleased the opportunity and determination came to you, there is no one more appropriate. I look forward to watching the rest of this series putting down the history of time for another generation in 100 years from now... well done sir...

BRAVO SIR, WELL DONE, THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO

That's awesome CONGRATULATION ART & YOUR TEAM. GREAT WORK GUYS !!!!!

Well done, Sir. An excellent show.

I'm a critic! But truth be said, I don't see other 65 year old's doing ANYTHING close. I like his SPUNK, and his ENERGY. Bless his wife too, "It's MY plane", wow, what a couple!

"Badass pilot" The title precedes him. Outstanding job flying the old Harrier.

Awesome! Much appreciated!

Great team work from everyone on board there 👌🤙🏼

Absolutely superb Sir. Keep up the good work - and the videos ! Thank you for your hard work - it’s really appreciated

The day that I will see the HARRIER OMG I have to hug this aircraft, the 65 years old pilot handle the aircraft like nothing even the 360 turns was the best ever, I wish I get type rating on this machine, love it please keep HARRIER flying

7:24 i had standing ovation ppl waving wanting cards... Thats a bit of a stretch. I counted 18 ppl lol

I love the critique on the landing. That's how you know who your real friends are (cuz their honest).

5:49 Bro in the back is flabbergasted

Love what you guys got going on here god bless

First time here and great to see a UK harrier still flying..long live the harrier..

Wow SUN N FUN RIGHT IN DA NECK OF MY WOODS . WOW WISH I KNEW THIS WAS HERE THAT HEAR SO COOL. N HES IT HAPPENS EVERY YEAR BUT NOT THIS YEAR 2020, coronavirus stop that . Prayers for all who died n infected by it n their families. Stay safe ya. This vlog is arming flying thanks for sharing

Great channel, and a great plane that wiped the floor with Argentina's Mirages in the Falklands War.

respect bro! keep on flying!

Pretty Cool! They are very loud when they buzz you!

this channel and this series deserve way more attention!!!

love the sea harrier...arts a top guy,great to see one flying

love it ven a pilot bows to crowd😍😍😍

I was on the Guadalcanal lph7 when. The Marines flew into the ship with the harriers ace of spade was the insignia on the planes

6:55 "What are the other 65-year-old people doing?" LOL funny guy!

Art, Dude you haven't lost a step! Great job.

Anyone else notice the “thank” that some airplane write the top right of the screen 7:53

Great story!

AWESOME!

Such a good series

Great Videos, I love it!

Hi, I would like to know if you plan to do the Miramar air show in the future, and additionally, have you ever had difficulty with getting the harrier to hover in place without drift off? Thank you.

If anyone wants to see a harrier I think their is one in the bristol aerospace museum as well as the Concorde.

Changing baby diapers on the wing lmao

I love Art!!!!

He is who I want to be when I grow up

"Heyy how are you" Bad ass pilot

7:40 "here you go ki... woops "

Good job Art!!!

.........ain't never been a pilot of any kind but brought tears to my eyes at the hover for some reason. I'm 64, 65 if make it to end of May 2019. Been inserted by military from many countries by both choppers and planes and many times in hostile areas you never hear about. Volunteered during last draft in '71 or '72 to fly helios in Vietnam but every branch told me the same thing, "sorry son, you wear glasses". I had a Merit Scholarship and had even won a military scholarship so told em I didn't want to work on em so went on to college. Shuda, cuda, wusa. Who knows. Wound up in LE then military contractor. BA Pilot livin my dream even if it is fixed wing. Guess that why the hover got to me. Iv kinda filled my need for speed with fast cars and bikes, been over 180 in Corvette, but ain't the same. Some pilots have let me semi fly over the years but that don't really count. Glad these folks could save the Harrier. Iv survived a lot of things, cancer x 3, shattered pelvis and 20 other breaks and just had surgery #30, spinal fusion. Still in shape for few more missions hopefully but got bad feeling. But how many of us have the life we thot we would? I'm not complaining, didn't deserve the miracles iv had, but when you get this age with my medical history you can't even work for free. Been personal protection for many diplomats, musicians and actors but they seldom remember the hired help. Well, Hank Jr might. He dont 4get hardly anybody, but all my connections are gone. Il die like iv lived, in the shadows. No military fly over, no star at.......it don't matter. Wasn't why I signed up. Be a good movie or book tho. Keep em flying. Pray for our country. L8r.

Love it shows that us aged well folks can still get the job done

As a retired Marine with 3 combat deployments I'm excited to see Jena fly the Sea Harrier because she actually took the plane into harm's way/combat ,how perfect to have the 1st female pilot to fly the plane in combat in a war we were allowed to win bigly keeping the awe inspiring legacy of the Harrier alive ,Kudos to the planes owner .

Old art the man EH, respect ✊

What a badass guy n badass Harrier.

Hi Art. Enjoying the videos! On one of the videos I see you using a hover pit. Is that always preferred if available? I have also seen video on F35 where low altitude hover was an issue without a pit.

Fantastic video Do you ever come to NJ for an air show?

Man gotta love the harrier, it’s ugly yet so beautiful

7:41 Poor kid didn’t get a picture

Respect

"What are the other 65 year old people doing " Im laying in bed with a disabling back injury lol

Great! How soon do you expect to get the black twin-seater in the air? Best,

Arts little wifey is a crowd control nightmare, and very very rude!

You're amazing sir art

Anyone notice that at 6:37 it’s says Voss aerospace but than in the next shot is back to the Royal Navy flag

"What are the other 65 year olds doing" 😂😂😂😂

Seen him flying with his harrier in very same AFB in 2002

Very good production. I love his comments! Are you bringing the Harrier to this year (2019) San Antonio, Texas air show at Randolph AFB? Only one "criticism". I understand you wife's concern with security but... I think she can do it nicely. Thank you!

and he does a soft vertical landing SLAMS PLANE INTO THE FLOOR

Announcer: With a SOFT landing Me: Hmmmmm why does that landing seam familiar RyanAir: Has left the chat Delta:Has left the chat

Hi Art, love the videos, This was not the end of the series I hope, just the next one has not come out yet???!!!

Wish to work with your crew team shar, but I'm 14 years old and still need to learn a lot more on how the aircraft preformers also on the controls of the aircraft and fascinated with aviation and planes.

The one flying says Voss aerospace. The one landing has the Royal Navy flag.