Fighters | Fighter Jet | RNLAF ALOUETTE III A-247 Preflight Checks, Startup and Takeoff TEUGE 

What a delicious sound of the "good old" Alouette III of our Dutch Royal Air Force! Thank you and many happy flights and safe landings! Arie Bert Versteeg from the Netherlands ;-)

see flight activity is always the best way to relax for me

Every Indian living beside a defense base would recognise the high pitched noise of this chopper. Still serves the Indian defense.

Merci pour cette vidéo. L'alouette 3 et le son de sa turbine si particulière. Souvenirs... Salutations.

Ugly machine but also a legendary one with years of great service behind it.

Nothing replaces 315 & 318! Masterpiece!

I served the RNLAF in 84/85 at AB Woensdrecht and witnessed several times the "Grasshoppers" demo team training their flights. What a great machine!

Rhodesia. 1970 to 1980. Our workhorse helicopter Was shot down in one July 1979 during the rhodesian rhodesian war. Cat 4 repaired and flew again Amazing aircraft

Why it sound so sweet 🎼🎼🎵

Memorial Hermann Life Flight of Huston Texas used to have three of these French Aluette III helicopters in the beginning of their mission. In 1976 they had their first helicopter. Then, in 1977 they added their second helicopter. Then, in 1978 they added their third helicopter. The three French Aluette III helicopters were white in color.

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"COOL !!!"

I use to work on the Alouette III of the IAAC during the 1990's. I miss the sound of them, even at the time I did not like it. Great video!

Very rare sight at manston seen a Dutch one belgian one swiss one missed the Irish air corps one in 2007 came through for airshow at bireset in belgiam

Well the bovines seem well adapted to the noise and takeoffs.

Just love this Helicopter what a beauty

Alouettes sound like a tiny little turbine being worked to the death.

El helicóptero que mejor sonido tiene de todos...

This turbine noise is imortal.

How tall are these guys??

THe official color was green and she belonged to the army and not to the air force. So this is a piece of history forgery

It is quite scary when one has to put his/her face on the engine when it starts, also peeping through the many holes on the rear fuselage, what if kaboom and face turns black?