God, what's not to like about this? The sun's out, a clean aircraft, engine noise, HD camera and on the correct side of the aircraft to see the airport!
I'm always annoyed by ppl on planes who have window seats that have the shades shut and are sitting on their phone. Human flight is a miracle of human ingenuity, and you'd rather watch tik tok...
@@747heavyboeing3 I actually asked one time to switch because I wanted to sit with some friends, but the guy was like “no, I like my seat” even though he slept for the whole flight!!!
Yes, I tend to agree. Sharklets would look slightly out of place on the 777. Yea, the blades don’t blur as the camera quality stayed and the engines were operating at the perfect power.
Wowwwwww this is AMAZING!!!! Unfortunately, I'm a big damn chicken when it comes to flying, I've never ever been on a plane/jet, I'm horrified,,😵🤯😱😭😭😭, yet, I love seeing them take off/land from Denver, Houston Hobby Air, Dallas/FT-WORTH Airport, at the observation deck, and Houston/Bush Intercontinental Airport, oh and Courpus Christi Airport. And one time, I took my father awhile back to see his relatives in Los Angeles, of course I had see LAX, OMG it was huge!!!😵😱🤯 What an experience, holy cow omg 😵. Thanks for sharing this with me, 👏😁👍
Wow! Thanks for sharing your story. I would HIGHLY recommend flying though. It’s gotten MUUUUUCH safer over the years. If you don’t mind me asking, what scares you the most about it? Height, turbulence, possibly emergencies?
Hi, Dr. Moran! That was a great time! We thoroughly enjoyed that. Very delighted that you commented on this channel! Looking forward to many more fun times! Janvir
Well, it’s louder on camera. If you’ve been on a nice 777, then you know that it doesn’t sound that loud. I love Boeing aircraft! lol this wasn’t cheap tho….
The white was caused by change in air pressure because of the engine sucking on the air at a high rate of speed. Similar to a tornado. These “clouds” usually form better I. The morning when the air is denser. Hope this helped!
I knew it wasn’t a Rolls Royce when the engines throttled back and there wasn’t the characteristic distinct “Buzz Saw” whine from both engines - that throttle back sound is literally spine tingling beautiful.
Ohhh yea, we pretty much went full throttle until ~5000 feet. Then, we felt the intense slowing motion from the engines being reduced! It was a great day to fly though!
Great Video! I have never received a satisfactory answer to a question regarding the engines on airplanes. If you define the power of a jet engine from 0 to 100%, I think that 100% power is present at take-off. Do these engines also perform 100% during the entire flight when the machine is at cruising altitude?
Thank you! Great question! You are correct that 100% of the thrust is used during takeoff and part of the climb. When at cruising altitude, however, this changes. As you may know, the higher you get, the less dense the air is. Because of this, engines need to be used at a higher rate( like if you were at 25,000 feet then you may need 50% thrust to maintain a certain speed and if you were at 30,000 feet then you would need 60% thrust to maintain that same speed). It would be unhealthy for an aircraft to maintain 100% thrust during the entire flight. This is also why larger planes (especially those with more of a thrust capacity) can fly higher.(they can “move” air quicker and more efficiently.) Does this help?
@@janvirstown Clear! Thank you for the quick reply. I myself (54) am an industrial mechanic and have been a plane spotter for over 25 years and am crazy about everything aviation has to offer! Due to the Corona Pandemic, it has been very difficult for me to pursue my hobby of taking photos over the past two years. But I think better times will come again. Beautiful sunny greetings from Bocholt Germany!
Wow! That’s amazing! I haven’t been able to plane spot much either. It has been hard to do much lately. I can’t wait to get back to it. Well, next time I’m in Bocholt, Germany, tell me where you plane spot!!
777 is a beast of an airplane . just listen to that power . only question is on take what is that wyning or whistle sound that comes and goes don't get it.
Hello would you be fine with me using this as background sound for a video i am creating I will make sure to put a link to this video in the description of mine and credit you for it.
Well, if it were a bird or something, it would probably be fine. The engines are designed to withstand those kinds of impacts. If it were a compressor stall, then the engine would be useless.
Head straight for the Hudson……😉………no, seriously, one General Electric GE90 is more than powerful enough to bring that Triple Seven back to the airport without breaking a sweat. The chances of 2 x GE90’s shattering their compressor blades simultaneously is highly remote indeed.
I never tire of watching the "brotherhood of engine and wing!" It's hard to comprehend the amazing strength of the wings...and the raw unbelievable power of the engines. Of course...this is a "guy thing." Women don't give a shit!
"I am a woman and I love the roar and the sound of the Engine and how it just hums. This is a perfect take off and a beautiful view of Chicago not to mention the lovely view of the clear blue sky and the clouds. " This is why I like to fly with the Beautiful Sun Smiling at me and the humming of the Engine. " Please stop the Hate on us women because you can't speak for Us. May you have a blessed day. 🙏
Basically, you know how a camera has a frame rate? Well, if you were to record like a helicopter propeller, then it appears as if it isn’t moving as fast as the blades. So when the engine in my video appears to stop, instead of it being because of the camera, it is because the world moves instead of the engine. Does this make sense.(global shutter is a joke btw)
Indeed! A rattle? I love the 777 but I didn’t know it had a rattle. I always thought that rattle came from the landing gear and the galley. I don’t think the rattle is because of wear, but maybe just how the wind hits the blade. Not sure though. Definitely have to google that.
0:16 the engine literally stopped due to global shutter
LOL XD!!!!!! Ima pin that.
first time getting pinned thanks ;)
No problem!
Its the largest twin engine in the sky!
global shutter is some weird thing that cameras do
God, what's not to like about this? The sun's out, a clean aircraft, engine noise, HD camera and on the correct side of the aircraft to see the airport!
Exactly, a perfect capture!
@@janvirstown Also, O'hare looks really nice with no snow. Something about the concrete and grass looks so clean.
@@janvirstown I agree with you. Brilliant capture of a take off. very well done. TY
Perfect spool up
Perfect window seat
Perfect view
Perfect engine noise
The perfect take-off video! 🔥
Indeed! Thanks for your comment. It was Perfecttttttt
Top notch 777 takeoff - especially with the sun shining on the fan blades on takeoff
Indeed! It was perfect!
Just checked out your channel! Spectacular footage! You now have one more sub :D
Wow! Very awesome takeoff, thanks for sharing!
Thanks! No problem!
There's power on these two engines
Yes, much power!
GE bro!!
The Force is strong with these 2 engines! LOL
I'm always annoyed by ppl on planes who have window seats that have the shades shut and are sitting on their phone. Human flight is a miracle of human ingenuity, and you'd rather watch tik tok...
SAME!!!! LOL IT’S SOO TRUE THOUGH! Even when people have windows shut on a 777! There were many people who had their windows shut!
Ask to switch.
They just might
@@747heavyboeing3 I actually asked one time to switch because I wanted to sit with some friends, but the guy was like “no, I like my seat” even though he slept for the whole flight!!!
@@janvirstown Boring guy.
Ikr
Engine has a nice soothing calming effect
Indeed!
🛫🔊🔊 I love this roar!
Me too!
I think the lack of winglets is good for 777 aesthetically
Also its cool that when u pause the video the spiral 🌀 doesnt blur
Yes, I tend to agree. Sharklets would look slightly out of place on the 777. Yea, the blades don’t blur as the camera quality stayed and the engines were operating at the perfect power.
Beautiful! Stunning! Awesome! Majestic! POWER!!
Thanks! This was amazing!!!!
I love the sound 😍
Awesome vid! Amazing capture of an amazing time, feel like I was right there watching on 60 inch screen. Can't wait to try in VR!
Ikr!
Powerful.
Indeed!
amazing video !! what a noise and what great lighting for those GE90s to shine ✈️
Thanks! This was an excellent day and perfect plane to film this shot.
Beautiful Take Off Video ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - Thank You 👍🏻
Yes, no problem!
The truth is that the view is impressive, I love my country
Agreed!
We need more patriots like you versus the haters that live within.
God bless America!!!
Love that sound....😍😍
Wow... !!! It's always great. Your video is excellent quality. We liked and enjoyed to the end. Thanks
Wow! Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed!!!
Wowwwwww this is AMAZING!!!! Unfortunately, I'm a big damn chicken when it comes to flying, I've never ever been on a plane/jet, I'm horrified,,😵🤯😱😭😭😭, yet, I love seeing them take off/land from Denver, Houston Hobby Air, Dallas/FT-WORTH Airport, at the observation deck, and Houston/Bush Intercontinental Airport, oh and Courpus Christi Airport. And one time, I took my father awhile back to see his relatives in Los Angeles, of course I had see LAX, OMG it was huge!!!😵😱🤯 What an experience, holy cow omg 😵. Thanks for sharing this with me, 👏😁👍
Wow! Thanks for sharing your story. I would HIGHLY recommend flying though. It’s gotten MUUUUUCH safer over the years. If you don’t mind me asking, what scares you the most about it? Height, turbulence, possibly emergencies?
Music to my ears 🌟💕😌.....GE-90 94B...a masterpiece of the aerospace industry ❤️....thanks man fr this brilliant video🤗...Love from India 😊
Sure, no problem! Glad you enjoyed it!
Awesome video angles!! Two thumbs up!
Thanks so much!!
Love the sound
Me too!
Awesome 👌
Thank you so much!
Awesome takeoff and sound!! Love the window view of the entire airport!! Thank you for the video.
Thanks! This was an awesome day and perfect plane to record this!
Fantastic view
It really is!
Awsome 👌🏿
Thanks!
That sound… absolutely incredible
Indeed!
That GE90 engine sounded amazing and you were sat on the ‘right’ side for the cool left turn after takeoff 👏👏👏
Yes! This was one of the best takeoffs I have ever captured. Everything was perfect.
I just subscribed keep them coming!
Thank you so much! I’ll be uploading some more videos this week.
Cool video thank you
Yes, no problem!
Great video. ☺️
Thanks!
Nice video my friend ✈️
Thank you very much!
Perfect takeoff! 👍👍👍
Yes!
That is so awesomely cool 😎 👌
Yesss!
Hi Janvir. Cool Channel. Another sub
Had fun with you and your Dad in the Tesla.
Mike
Hi, Dr. Moran! That was a great time! We thoroughly enjoyed that. Very delighted that you commented on this channel! Looking forward to many more fun times!
Janvir
..luv the triple 7...wheels up! ✈
Me too!!!
That was dope
Yep!
Awesome video other subscribers 💪
Thanks!!!
Raw footage of raw jet power, the GE90-94B is *_insane!_*
Oh hhhhhhhh yes!!!!!! It is definitely POWERFUL
@@janvirstown It makes even the most powerful fighter jet engines look like a joke!
Indeed!
omg !! That noise - i would jump out if i had to hear that for x hours !!
But it´s a cheeeeeep boing, right ? 🤣🤣🤣
Well, it’s louder on camera. If you’ve been on a nice 777, then you know that it doesn’t sound that loud. I love Boeing aircraft! lol this wasn’t cheap tho….
Cool engine😎
@@Mariofen98-production oh yea😎
Such amazing how two of these things can make a big plane filled with more then 1 ton of people fly😧
Indeed! Amazing epitome of engineering.
Good video.
Thanks!
Was the white that formed in front of the fan from the blades going supersonic or the vacuum they created?
The white was caused by change in air pressure because of the engine sucking on the air at a high rate of speed. Similar to a tornado. These “clouds” usually form better I. The morning when the air is denser. Hope this helped!
Warm humid days are conducive for the intakes to fog up.
@@bernardowens1648 indeed
This looked stunning on my 30" 4K full display monitor.
Oh wow! That must be amazing!!!
I love this plane
Same!
Pretty cool how you got your own shadow.
Yea
Always amazed how they throttle down yet it still gains speed
Indeed! It Is definitely stunning.
Parabéns. Ótimas imagens
Translation… anyone?
Edit: got it.
Thanks!
magnífico!
Wow The sounds of the engine is like rolls Royce
Indeed! I think it was a GE engine though.
I knew it wasn’t a Rolls Royce when the engines throttled back and there wasn’t the characteristic distinct “Buzz Saw” whine from both engines - that throttle back sound is literally spine tingling beautiful.
Amazing view. What camera you using?
Thank you! I’m actually using a iPhone XR that I changed the camera settings on(4K 60 FPS)
Also, thank you so much for subbing!!!
That was some serious throttling back at 3.30 wasn't it????
Ohhh yea, we pretty much went full throttle until ~5000 feet. Then, we felt the intense slowing motion from the engines being reduced! It was a great day to fly though!
@@janvirstown that's the bit I never like at takeoff!! Great footage by the way...
Thanks, glad you liked it!!
Don’t they run auto-throttle soon after take off? At least, that’s how I do it in my simulator. Never have to worry about stalling or over-speeding.
they. run at t/o power for 2-3 but no more than 5 mins then they reduce.to MCT (max continuous thrust)
what a masterpiece of human industry.
Indeed!
What a video super
Thanks!
Wow, look at the edge of a wing, how it bent upwards
It’s stunning isn’t it!
good👌
nice
indeed!
Great Video! I have never received a satisfactory answer to a question regarding the engines on airplanes. If you define the power of a jet engine from 0 to 100%, I think that 100% power is present at take-off. Do these engines also perform 100% during the entire flight when the machine is at cruising altitude?
Thank you! Great question! You are correct that 100% of the thrust is used during takeoff and part of the climb. When at cruising altitude, however, this changes. As you may know, the higher you get, the less dense the air is. Because of this, engines need to be used at a higher rate( like if you were at 25,000 feet then you may need 50% thrust to maintain a certain speed and if you were at 30,000 feet then you would need 60% thrust to maintain that same speed). It would be unhealthy for an aircraft to maintain 100% thrust during the entire flight. This is also why larger planes (especially those with more of a thrust capacity) can fly higher.(they can “move” air quicker and more efficiently.) Does this help?
@@janvirstown Clear! Thank you for the quick reply. I myself (54) am an industrial mechanic and have been a plane spotter for over 25 years and am crazy about everything aviation has to offer! Due to the Corona Pandemic, it has been very difficult for me to pursue my hobby of taking photos over the past two years. But I think better times will come again. Beautiful sunny greetings from Bocholt Germany!
Wow! That’s amazing! I haven’t been able to plane spot much either. It has been hard to do much lately. I can’t wait to get back to it. Well, next time I’m in Bocholt, Germany, tell me where you plane spot!!
Intersection takeoff
Yep
Pratt & Whitney, or GE90??
GE90
Put the speed at 2x and it will be even faster
Yea, but the sound will sound different.
Is it allowable on board to use electronic equipment?
Yes, once you are at cruising altitude and when the cabin crew Trek you that you can use it.
Great view of the engines! What's the seat number?
I think it was 5 or 6 A
Look at the shadow of the plane...
Ikr!!!
@@janvirstown yeah! Thank you so much it's my pleasure..
And I must say wowwwwwww........!!!
What airport was that? GE 90 was quiet
Read description. It gives the route. This was at Chicago O’Hare
Triple 7
Have you looked up and compared the size of the engine? They compare to what? (Hint: 737))
lol yes I have. I can’t wait to see how big the 777X engine will be.
Which seat number do i need to book in a B777 to get this view? B777300ER two seat type configuration.
@@nishchalagrawal1286 on the 777-200 I think it’s 7A
0h, by the way, what city state is this from???
It’s in the description; Chicago O’Hare, Illinois
Wait a minute, you were on an Ex-Continental 777
@@Baz987 indeed
@@janvirstown I knew because it was a GE-powered 772 which was Continental’s config for their 772s before they merged with United
@@Baz987 yea actually I think all of the 777s are from Continental
Nice. Where is this airport?
I have put the route in the description. This is Chicago O’Hare
100,000 lbs thrust ...visual...!
True!
Largest Twin Engine Plane in the Sky!
Yep! Stunning isn’t it!
💪💪💪💪🇺🇸
What airport did they take off from?
It’s in the description. This is a takeoff from ORD/ Chicago O’Hare
777 is a beast of an airplane . just listen to that power . only question is on take what is that wyning or whistle sound that comes and goes don't get it.
Ohhhhhhhhhh, definitely!!!!
Shark Vacuum Cleaner!
lol. I think it’s a bit stronger
Hello would you be fine with me using this as background sound for a video i am creating
I will make sure to put a link to this video in the description of mine and credit you for it.
Hello, sorry, but I would prefer this video stay here and no where else. Thank you for understanding!
@@janvirstown ok thanks for telling me👍
Chicago is an Algoncan word meaning skunk. It's not a joke. It's funny that a city is named like that.
Maybe when you’re in the city, but not when you’re flying above it!
@@janvirstown
Chicago is an Algoncan word meaning skunk. It's not a joke. It's funny that a city is named like that.
Ohhhhhhhhh. Thanks for that context! I had no idea!!!
GE90 is the best 💪🏼
Definitely!
what runway did you take off from ord ? :)
Lol I was wondering when somone would ask! I’m pretty sure that it was 9R. Thanks for asking!
Its 9C.
Oh, yea in my map it said 9R lol. Thx for the correction
What happens if those blades shatter.
Well, if it were a bird or something, it would probably be fine. The engines are designed to withstand those kinds of impacts. If it were a compressor stall, then the engine would be useless.
Head straight for the Hudson……😉………no, seriously, one General Electric GE90 is more than powerful enough to bring that Triple Seven back to the airport without breaking a sweat. The chances of 2 x GE90’s shattering their compressor blades simultaneously is highly remote indeed.
I never tire of watching the "brotherhood of engine and wing!" It's hard to comprehend the amazing strength of the wings...and the raw unbelievable power of the engines. Of course...this is a "guy thing." Women don't give a shit!
Very much agree!
"I am a woman and I love the roar and the sound of the Engine and how it just hums. This is a perfect take off and a beautiful view of Chicago not to mention the lovely view of the clear blue sky and the clouds. " This is why I like to fly with the Beautiful Sun Smiling at me and the humming of the Engine.
" Please stop the Hate on us women because you can't speak for Us.
May you have a blessed day. 🙏
@@venissiajohnson8227 yes, agreed!
@@janvirstown
Thank you!!
Hi i want to use in my troll video your footage. I will credit you bro.
Sorry, I apologize, but I would prefer to keep this video under my channel. Thanks for asking though!
Shadow spotted
Yes!
Take off from where?
Read description. This was a take off from Chicago O”Hare
What is exactly global shutter
Basically, you know how a camera has a frame rate? Well, if you were to record like a helicopter propeller, then it appears as if it isn’t moving as fast as the blades. So when the engine in my video appears to stop, instead of it being because of the camera, it is because the world moves instead of the engine. Does this make sense.(global shutter is a joke btw)
I hate sitting in middle or isle
I always prefer window seat
Same! Unless it’s a small plane with bad windows, then I would have an isle seat…
@@janvirstown yea. An a320 with iae engines most definitely window seat and in front of the engine like row 3 ir 4
Agreed!
Complete footage of above clouds????? 😫😫😫😫
I didn’t record the full flight above the clouds. I didn’t want to hold it for the full flight lol. Sorry!
i cant tell if this is irl or microsoft flight sim 2020
lol. It’s quite real! It looks unreal!
Which seat was that
@@user-yj5yy7mk5b 7A I think
If it goes down, I want to see where I'm going to end
Wdym?
Yea, I want to see everything to the last moment, or last second.
@@Jcanos2011 oh.
Where was this
Oops didn’t read description
What seat?!?!
@@Togajets 7A I think
What’s the seat number?
I think it was 7A
@@janvirstown Thanks!
wow.... the charactrtistic RATTLE of 777's isn't present here. Is this rattle, when present, an indication of wear?
Indeed! A rattle? I love the 777 but I didn’t know it had a rattle. I always thought that rattle came from the landing gear and the galley. I don’t think the rattle is because of wear, but maybe just how the wind hits the blade. Not sure though. Definitely have to google that.
Poweeeeeerful
Llllll
@@RockyM_Editz indeed
Whimpy sounding engine. Give me the sound of a 707 any day @
lol, agreed. But the huge fan blades do make this a beautiful looking plane!
@@janvirstown Yeah I guess. :-)
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