Get in a jet on free flight, climb as high as you can and then nose down.
Post how fast you can get ;)
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proof or it didn’t happen ;)
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1.4k without diving. About to try this now though.
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1.2k knots 
Just as a matter of curiosity, how old are you people anyway? Max
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15 years old…
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16, why does it matter, how old are you
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MaxSez… That’s stated Mach 1.91 in Aviations terms nerd. It’s registered in yr HUD just below ground speed. Consider this comment professional knowledge gained my friend. You do excellent work the majority of time no offense intended.
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I actually take this as a compliment!
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I’ve tried this, but does anyone else get that extreme shaking at roughly 1300kts in the F22? The plane starts to vibrate and then actually glitch side to side, before completely losing control at roughly 1400kts.
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@LewisB1. What your experiencing Lewis is called “Buffiting” it’s an indication that the airframe is about to leave its design envelope. Next step, you go ballistic, lose it, eventually brake up and hopefully punch out if your able. Or your can remember the numonic “PARE” and recover from your Stall. Max
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So it’s not a bug then? That actually happens?
Not a Bug Lou. It’s acting like an airplane flown beyond it capability or because the Pilot is a peanut.
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In my case, it’s the second one.
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Your a good man Lou. Live, learn, fly by the book. Remember the are old pilots and bold pilots but there are very few old, bold Pilots. Do good work, my young friend. Max
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