The German Plane That DEFIED Physics: Winkle Brown Discusses The BV 141 (WWII Aviation Secret) Dive into the most peculiar corner of World War II aviation history with this deep dive into the elusive Blohm & Voss Bv 141, the German tactical reconnaissance aircraft famous for its startlingly asymmetrical design. This video features an analysis of the aircraft's unique engineering, including the firsthand accounts of legendary British test pilot Captain Eric "Winkle" Brown, who personally flew and

OK Gang, here’s a fun video! A few years back, I got the chance to go for a ride with Iren Dornier in his modified Do-24 during the Scalaria “Air Challenge” event in Austria! | Kermit Weeks

5.6K views · 94 reactions | The best save of a classic in a 1930s German three-engine flying boat landing gone wrong on water. Do 24 ATT airworthy Dornier of Uhldingen-Mühlhofen, Baden-Württemberg. It has been re-engined with three PT6A-45B turboprops | Airline Secrets Exposed | Facebook

During the 2015 Scalaria Air Challenge, a Dornier DO-24 seaplane performed a dramatic 270° water loop after striking floating debris on landing. Despite the intense spin, the aircraft remained upright and sustained only minor damage. While some claim it was an intentional stunt by Iren Dornier, others point to pilot input and hydrodynamic forces. Regardless, no one was injured and the footage remains one of the most iconic moments of the event. Footage: ZLAKO ZILLA (YouTube) #dornier #seaplane #