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- Our only take off in a Delta MD-90 from Delta's main hub Atlanta Hartsfield Jackson Airport in Georgia to Baltimore, Maryland. Enjoy the smooth sound of the engines and don't miss the awesome vortex at take off!
Airline: Delta Airlines
Flight: DL2525
Flight date: 11 August 2019
Route: ATL-BWI
Aircraft type: McDonnell Douglas MD-90
Aircraft registration: N906DA
Seat: 36E
Start runway: 9L
Gear: Samsung Galaxy A7 (2018)
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I used to fly these birds, I just retired from The Airlines after a 40 plus year long Clim career & almost exactly 30,000 flights hours. When MacDonnell Douglas went under, I retyped to fly B 737's. But I began my Career flying DC-9's, (Straight Analogue,) Then moved up to MD-80's, 82's, 83's, 88's & 90's. This Pilot took it easy, but The 90's could Climb Out at 7000 fpm on a Full Power Takeoff! Awesome Aircrafts!
However, something that I was really unable to see from My Vantage Point in The Cockpit were the Engines Spooling Up, As Shown In This Video.That Condensation In A Jet Engine Isn't Uncommon. I believe I glimpsed the little Vortex that was spoken of when The Power Was Increased & The Condensation was eliminated. It was pretty cool!
Oh man! I miss my Job! I miss MacDonnell Douglas Aircrafts!
Who doesn't love those IAEs. It's cool you can still hear them on some A320s
4:35 A320's sound🤩
Love the mad dog 90
4: 10 that sound like A320 🤩
Wish they would come back
rolls royce made the engine cowling and the fan blades while pratt and whitney designed the compressor and the rest of the core of the engine.
MTU, Fiat Aero amd Japanese Aero Engines also worked on this engine aswell
that takeoff sound was an acordian.
Love de MD's series... Also the DC 9
Fun fact: the MD90 uses the same engine as the Airbus A320!
@@joezegers yep the v2500's
Fantastic
They put a A320 engine besides you!!!
Bro that an MD-90 although the A320ceo also have the V2500
IAE v2500 turbofan
Which is PW and RR co-operation.
Which sounds like heaven.
which is the best looking small turbofan yet
Holy cow!
The MD90 mountain dove 90
That is quite loud. That's the problem with engines placed here instead of under the wing. The wing does a great job shielding the cabin from the noise. It does look cool though to see the engines turning and blowing 25k pounds of thrust to propel the plane forward.
I like the sound of engines though, so it's great for me.
@@dehavillandcanadatwinotter9621 Don't get me wrong... I go plane spotting to hear these engines. I don't like the extremely loud, droning noise. There's no break from it when you're sitting back there. This would get annoying if I had to hear this for hours.
@@ejkk9513 theres a flip side to this though - sitting anywhere in the front half of an md-80/90 is much much quieter than wingslung engined planes.
I would die to hear this sound more often
@@ejkk9513the design of the v2500 was so that it was pretty damn quiet at cruise but decently loud at takeoff / climb
Is this sound from the phone’s microphone??????
What engines did they use?
IAE V2500
why this plane was not in the museum
You can really hear those IAEs roar since the engine is next to your ear. On an airbus the engines are beneath the wing so hence it’s a tiny bit quieter.
Plane a320 - 200 Is md-90's aie v2500