Delta Boeing 767-400ER Takeoff from FRA to ATL High Quality

Takeoff in a Boeing 767-400ER from Delta airlines in Frankfurt, Germany on 7-20-08 flight DL27 (part 2. 1st video is taxing)
note: the two points in the video where it skips a couple seconds is where I took a picture

[@ImmortalSynn]

The winglet on this particular aircraft (as well as the 772LR, 773ER, and 777F) is called a "rake" or (more formally) "raked wingtip device"

[@ImmortalSynn]

Love how you can see the rake's shadow at 0:40

[@ewalker3]

to the person asking about winglets. the 767-400 has raked wingtips to give it better performance (the 777 is the same way) so there is no need to put winglets on this version of the 767

[@Hnepap]

Yeah thanks! Really like to see more of the ascent, not just the takeoff + a few minutes :)

[@SMausi]

@koukoune25
This is not a short field takeoff contest. Usually you won't accelerate with full throttle in your car either. You try to be nice to your engine to save fuel. Same with an airplane. There are more than 13000ft runway in EDDF. Why try to takeoff within the first 6000ft?
So takeoff thrust is generally reduced or "de-rated" as we say...

[@EP1997]

2:50 hahaha sounds like soemthing exploded in the plane XD

[@koukoune25]

this aircraft isn't very powerful. it seems to be stuck on the pavement