✈️ Airbus A330-200/300 Takeoff in Rain | What’s the Engine Sound at

This is a Delta A330. The plane was delivered 11/2017. This was shot in Paris, France while returning from an international trip.
1. What type of engine is this?
2. What’s that sound at 01:03?
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[@aemadix]

1. General Electric CF6-80E1
2. Engine thrust reduction. The roar is unusually loud due to the rain.

[@Peteromoni]

Thank you for taking time to respond, and for teaching me something.🙏

[@Grivian]

ATC told the pilot to climb and maintain a certain altitude until further instructions. More engine power is needed in order to climb compared to maintaning altitude which is why the engine powers down a bit.

[@aritzoo.a]

Beautiful CF6 Sound, Traveled in the same A330 with same engine configuration at Autumn of 2020

[@Tpr_1808]

It's thrust reduction as less thrust is needed to climb compared to takeoff

[@simplysubyke.]

Been here waiting for the travel vlogs let them come, bless us with more travel vlogs.

[@Peteromoni]

More to come!

[@deyaero]

1:02 Hello. because the pilot set the throttle in climb position.

[@exoticgueslet3389]

1:00 GE CF6-80E1 derate to lower noise and use less fuel

[@musschootski]

I would say that’s just the resonance noise from the fan blades at the lower rpm and current atmospheric conditions.

[@charlesisitua678]

1 GE CF6
2 That sound marks the change from take-off trust to climb trust

[@Nathan319_]

CF6 engine