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777 ENGINE ROAR | United 777-200ER Sunset Takeoff from Los Angeles International Airport!
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- čas přidán 24. 09. 2016
- This relatively light United Airlines Boeing 777-200ER takes off into a beautiful sunset from Los Angeles International Airport to London Heathrow. Enjoy the engine view, which provides an incredible sound!
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Airline: United Airlines (UA, UAL)
Plane: Boeing 777-222
Aircraft Delivery: 1995
Registration: N771UA (Ship #2471)
Flight Number: UA923
Origin: Los Angeles International Airport (LAX, KLAX)
Terminal: 7
Destination: London Heathrow International Airport (LHR, EGLL)
Terminal: 2
Runway Used: 25R (South Complex)
Date: 12 February 2016
Left Gate: 16:43 (Scheduled: 16:55, -12 Minutes)
At Runway: 16:58 (Scheduled: 16:57, +1 Minute)
On Ground: 10:41 +1 day (Scheduled: 10:54, -13 Minutes)
At Gate: 10:54 +1 day (Scheduled: 11:30, -36 Minutes)
Elapsed Time: 10h 11m
Seat: 7A (Rear-Facing, Business Class)
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Happens 10s of 1000s of times a day and yet...NEVER GETS OLD OR LESS AMAZING!!!!
@9:25 " Stop! I haven't finished loading the bags!"😂😂
Herrliche Sonnenuntergangs-Stimmung. Man freut sich nach dem tollen Ausblick aufs Abendessen, einen coolen Film und erholsamen Schlaf.
15 minutes taxiing, love it
This sound will always amaze me
Gorgeous! Love the sunlight shifting on the aircraft as it turns... Thanks Dan!!
The 777 & 787 are the finest aircraft in the skies. Love Boeing!
Very nice. One of the better quality videos of this kind.
That moment when you realize the engine on that United 787 is bigger than the white Econoline parked near it.
What about that moment? Wanna finish your sentence?
@@lllateralus aggressivo
I love take offs it fascinates me and it it just excites me
9:21 " Yeah, I'm fasterrr!!! Yeah!"
Love the sounds of those engines!!! In the first few seconds of power up they sounded like a siren whaling up.
listen to how quiet the engines are on the Boeing 777 great airplane!
Pretty sure these are PW4000s. Very nice, distinctive sound. Liked
gangster3591 4077's or 4090's....
Nice mixture of the technical and the trivial. Something for everyone !
I don't take off in the evening as much but once my plane was delayed an I got to see the sunset
Great video
Beautiful, especially the sun reflecting off the cowling giving it a soft golden glow.
what a beautiful takeoff! I love western departures from LAX and the wide, graceful turns
Awesome G Pitched Motor!!
14:31 looks like that car driving past in the background is about to get a pretty good hairdrying session ;D
United is my favorite airline! The 777 is awesome too.
great video, watching the sunset from plane is absolutely stunning :)
I like, after takeoff, the full 180° u-turn after starting to head out into the Pacific, which the plane would've kept on doing if heading to Tokyo, Taipei, Bangkok, Shanghai, or Hong Kong. But this flight was going to London. It actually made a bit more than a 180° turn, it was more 180° plus another 45°.
another amazing video about this iconic bi engine plane
I got an air canada ad before this video
I love the clearness and the state of that plane. It is so amazing!
Beautiful takeoff!
I also flew on N771UA also nice video
Sounds better than Sebulba's Pod Racer ;)
I'm 3/4 through this video and I've seen the same Dawn commercial three times now.
I am not sure if the person who posted the video is responsible for ads in it??!!
get CZcams Red! I love it!
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A great video from Frederich with some nice lighting and a beautiful engine view. Congrats on reaching 50000 subscribers Dan, we have lots to learn from you!
Really good video Dantorp! Beautiful quality :)
What an amazing video mate! Great catch! Superb light and sound!
Lovely takeoff and great views! Great video. Cheers.
Boeing 777 Engines have the most powerful sounds during take offs :o
Very beautiful view, you did a great job with this. I flew from Philadelphia International to Sky Harbor International in August 1995. you can say its been a while you brought me where I haven't been for a while. loved the engine view and the sky view. I'm a definite subscriber.
is that PW4000? GE has the ring like line line on the screw and not a simple line. Right?
Yes those are Pratt & Whitney
GE has curly lines,PW dosen't
Yes this is a P&W
Love that spoil-up sound
Fantastic video, huge thanks for sharing!
Incredible graphic quality.
Friedrich who took this vid flew on literally the third 777 ever built; N771UA is line number 3.
I know I’ll never forget N612UA it was a 67
Gotta L♡VE engineers
Very very good video.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
L A airport view is amazing.!!!
Sounds like Trent XWB!
Its a PW4000 engine
@@thetrainmaster2723But they both sound similar
Such a beautiful view! This video is so amazing and relaxing.
I used to live across the street. El Segundo.👍
Awesome video mate!
Once throttled down, they purr!
Beautiful take-off
woooow,that was cool.i made a picture from the Radison Hotel,in 1998 wast it the Wyndham Hotel.i was there.lol.i like to fly again to Los Angelos LAX.
Nice ROAR!!!
Nice video mate :-)
Super nice vlog.
I’d fallen asleep by takeoff
Great video
GORGEOUS
Muito bom Parabéns pelo Vídeo
very beautiful video...please kip it up.....thanks
I think the aircraft registration is wrong, N771UA is a non-ER model. Those aircraft do not have the fuel capacity to fly beyond 8 hours with a useful payload.
GE 90 right? Subscribed.
PW4077
I'm pretty sure these engines are grounded right now
nice vídeo
You know it’s Pratt Whitney engines when you hear whales
Amazing!
Why did they use a regular 777-200 on this flight and not a -200ER?
Because it can make it.
Can someone please explain engine tone change at 15:48? It always freaks me out after takeoff!
Switching from take off thrust (TO/GA) to climb thrust. If you keep the power in, you'll break speed restrictions, and boom right through your turn. ATC would not be pleased, especially in such strict airspace as LAX.
muito legal!
parabéns.
awesome
what is the seat No. please? I have flight on 777 next month
its like real your pc is epic than mine
It _is_ real
it is real
This great sound of Pratt and Wihtney turbo fan engine PW4090 the sound of power
I wonder what takeoff feels like in a rear facing seat
Takeoff at 14:35
That engine looks new
Nah its a PW4077/4090 engine its been here since the mid-90s
@@thetrainmaster2723 liar
@@b58forever look it up
Nice I emailed you a fan video
I'm glad LAX didnt tear down the old iconic control tower like JFK,and La Guardia did to theirs
FFWD to 14:15 for takeoff !
how come it flies out to sea then turns back over land again?
Good but not as good as BAs Trents sound
2600 RPM
how come it flies out to see them
That GE 90 bitches))) most powerful engine in a world
Those are Pratt & Whitney, what the hell makes people think that the only engine option on the 777 is the GE90? It's a severely overrated engine.
Keep in mind, not everyone is on the same level as you with the knowledge. Like windows most people think only Andersen makes them, but there are many manufacturers out there. Marketing means name recognition.
raykrislianggi - AniMusic It's an awesome engine and honestly lives up to It's fame. Thus, it's not bad nor 'overrated'. We see it as awesome engine and we know there are other variants
explode hi The only speciality it has is for being the only engine in service to achieve 115,000 lbs of thrust. I don't deny that it's a great engine nonetheless, but most of the fans worship it so much that it makes me want to puke, and this post is only one example of many. It is the most overrated engine.
raykrislianggi - AniMusic And for the achievements of how it was engineered. (Coming from an RB211 and CF6 fan). It's an awesome engineering feat yet I do agree, and wished people actually listened to other engines and know about then
Nice video :) L I K E D
nice
He raised the slats rather soon?
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how come it flies out to sea then turns around again?
You are always going to fly the approved departure route. Maybe this one is called "Loop6 or 7?". Think of it as a series of turns that you would take when driving from your city to the highway on your way across country. Only in this case, the course is all entered into the planes navigation computer and auto pilot will fly the entire route for you!
Flights that are travelling east from LAX usually does that
how long was the flight?
That’s Not a 777-200ER At all This is a 777 200 Original non ER aircraft
Yeah N771UA is not 777-222ER it is 777-222 series!
They are anyways the same except that the 777-200ER has its range extended
Lol i didn't know United put hidden things in their saftey video before this video
What runway is this? Is it the one next to In-N-Out?
No, it's the other runway, where the cargo and maintenance is at
Looks like runway 25R
777 > 787
love this fat engine!
what camera do you use?
Too bad the 777x will not have PW engines.
or RR.
I believe Boeing wasn't interested in equipping PW engines or RR engines but was only interested in equipping GE-9X engines as the only engine option for 777x's
Same for the 777-200LR and the 777-300ER they don't have PW or RR engines
doesnt la look like dubai
why are all these videos of the engines , doesn't anyone video-ing sit away from the engines anymore ??
Select is fine bether...
Die Musik die da im Hintergrund läuft ist zum Kotzen. Da möchte man ja am liebsten wieder aussteigen und in die Turbine springen.
I live in Hounslow, London right underneath the flight path of these noisy jets.
Personally, I'm not impressed by the incredibly loud sound. The Airbuses are much quieter and hopefully the way forward.
MegaVector2011 it's all about the engines and not got anything to do with Boeing or Airbus
Julio Romeresto great observation there