10 ENGINE SPOOL UPS (incl. 777, 787, A350) !! Choose your favourite!!

[@flyinga320]

they are all music to my ears.... Love Jet engines....

[@jaylafortune8500]

flyinga319 thats it !

[@simen27u19]

Yeah

[@simen27u19]

Should get one in the bedroom😉😂🙃🤣

[@fuhwurd]

gonna keep the likes there

[@sudhasharma7691]

Yeah brother

[@TheBlooRayChannel]

Mayhem as usual with the GE90, but RR's roar at TOGA is just so soothing and distinct. My favourite roar has to be the Trent XWB.

[@floork24]

agreed!

[@사신神]

The RR Trent 1000 isn’t bad too

[@Dirk-van-den-Berg]

Sofar, mine too. I am listening closely to the GE 90 to hear if that sound matches.

[@samarvora7185]

I like to imagine Jeremy Clarkson at the controls. SPEEEEEEEEED AND POWEEEEEEEEEEEERRR!

[@reyteo20]

"Sometimes, my genius is just... it has no limits." ~ Jeremy Clarkson

[@犬井いぬい]

3:21 That sound when the thrust is reduced to climb on a GE90-115B is the second best of all. The best is when the engine starts.

[@95TurboSol]

If anyone hasn't flown commercial before, you would be surprised how much power these things have, it will put you back in your seat on take off, I flew on a 757 and was shocked how fast it was, not only that but our cruising speed was 600mph.

[@Taxable_Trophy]

I went on a330 with the Trent 700. We were cruising at 1160 km, which is about 721.79 MPH. Idk why, kinda un usual it was The winds were probably in our favor

[@95TurboSol]

@@Taxable_Trophy That's nuts, yeah the tailwinds in the jet stream are wild, ours I think was like 90mph

[@vegetable101]

I flew on the a330 300 equipped with the classic PW4000s, they sound majestic

[@flyingdentist]

If I was a passenger in a long haul flight I would prefer the engines of the 787 and A350.As an aviation enthousiast the louder the better.Great video.

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

Thanks a lot!

[@jra4e]

As an aviation enthusiast I would prefer old school 747-200's, 737-200's, 727's, md-80's, L1011's, and DC-10's. :)

[@flyingdentist]

Agreed,

[@ChuddleBuggy]

I like loud myself, just don't want it inside the cabin. And for that, I pick the BAC1-11.

[@silasmcgee3647]

ChuddleBuggy if I want loud I'll just get a computer with extremely loud fans that sounds like a jet in someway minus the air rushing sound and instead just a loud whine

[@hkflightreviews5484]

777 for me :) ( GE90-115B )

[@hkflightreviews5484]

Heathrow Aviation My favourite aircraft and engine :)

[@silasmcgee3647]

TheSeaKodiak the first clip is certainly one of the best sounding

[@kwonglie5]

YES

[@fahidaraz]

..

[@CronoA380]

Thats because you cant compare the GE90-115B with RR Trent 800 :/ at least GE make there engine roaring like an RR thats why their nice to hear

[@emmettcunninghamjr.5207]

HANDS DOWN!...THE GE90's 115B USED ON THE B777-300ER IS A "BANSHEE" SPOOLING UP TO MAX POWER TO LIFT MASSIVE WEIGHT. ANYONE THAT LOVES TAKEOFF (with sound) WILL LOVE THESE POWER PLANTS! GREAT VID. THANKS!

[@martinsanguinetti5882]

Definitely GE90 is the best 787 2nd place

[@brandon_dammers]

Gotta agree with this

[@bandfromtheband9445]

Agreed!

[@vbscript2]

The GE90s definitely have my favorite spooling sound. Unfortunately, they don't do as well in this video because they're so loud that the audio recording starts clipping when they spool up to takeoff power.

[@ryanmd-101]

On spool up the Trent XWB engines sound sooooo amazing

[@marius9900]

But where is the a350

[@bandfromtheband9445]

GE-90's! Always! They scream in high and very low frequencies and sound very reassuring to me. Raw power! Rolls-Royce Trent 1000's are my 2nd favorite. They are as smooth as velvet with very cool low frequencies and a soothing high-frequency whine that could lull me to sleep. Just magnificent!

[@fandaviationinactif6689]

My favourite is the 777-300 because this plane is very cool and the engines are really big !

[@kwonglie5]

YES

[@aaronyu3065]

Lol

[@airplaneguyaidan7943]

u must be exited as i am for the 777X

[@OninDynamics]

@GenuineIntel 777X noises REEEEEEE

From the 777-300 are the Turbine small. But the 777-300ER have Big Turbine

[@jojo-du-97two89]

The GE90 engines are amazing !!!

[@dap5229]

GE90s are awesome. They produce a crazy amount of thrust, and sound beautiful.

[@JayDS509]

GE90 "Coffee Grinders"...love 'em!

[@alexandria3783]

Agreed

[@TemprestTheTornado]

The deep growling with a mix of the high pitch screaming from the GE90 never fails to make me smile, awesome! The Trent 1000 is the definition of more scream, less growling, but the XWB-97 takes the cake by having its melodious growl after spool up! The CF6’s silent roar from the engine is my personal favorite, always brings me memories of the 767 and the 747, no high pitch frequency, just the growl. Same with the Trent 700 from the a330, it’s very similar to the CF6, so that’s my second favorite.

[@justplanecrazy5575]

I prefer the buzzing sound from the rolls royce engines Also the classic planes :D

[@sixquizon]

True very relaxing

[@gregt8638]

My Rolls Royce (car) doesn't 'buzz '. :)

[@sixquizon]

@@gregt8638 is your car an engine?

[@ahuman8407]

*-XPLANE10-* those are the Honda Civics that wake you up at 3 AM

[@risk5485]

Infinite Flight JPC me too

[@seymorekuntz9152]

777's are loud planes inside.

[@daveZ4143]

VERY.

[@eatonmoorecox9141]

yes!

[@Podcasll]

It’s facts. On one for 16hours

[@artcore9886]

Yup just the way i like it.

[@kaitsho]

Not exactly, the choice of engine can effect the cabin noise also. In fact, in my experience Boeing are generally quieter. I have found Rolls Royce Trent's quieter.

[@cmj20002]

The big GE engines have a unusual sound to them, I think I like the 747 because it has a more traditional jet sound to the engines. I rode on a 767-400ER and it sounded a lot like the engines on the 777.

[@tintin9573]

Oh my god the A350-900's RR TRENT XWB-84 engines are pure eargasm

[@Dirk-van-den-Berg]

Somehow RR managed to make them so that high pitch and low pitch are in perfect harmony. Indeed, music to our ears.

[@marius9900]

1. 777 2. A350 3. Everything else

[@turbofanlover]

Well, in this limited group, the winner is clearly the beastly GE90.

[@theodorelow4487]

For me is XWB and 700

[@l.n963]

@@theodorelow4487xwb sounds whack like a vacuum cleaner

[@stuebby1982]

747 😍👍 The sound is classic, the design amazing. The sounds of the new engine's are like a water pump

[@RaY_77W]

Okay people complain that the Triple 7 is noisy... Do you expect 115000 pounds of thrust to be quiet? You should be proud that you're flying on the beastly Triple 7..... it's one-of-a-kind plus those things can be hella comfortable... Even if I was just a normal passenger, I really wouldn't mind the Triple 7

[@danijay3668]

My personal favourite is the Rolls Royce Trent XWB because of it's aggressive roaring sound on full power run during take off. I love it.

[@zew1414]

Damn those GE 90s sound incredible

[@AvgeekCarGeek]

I'll take the P&W just because of the 744.

[@directionlessvelocity]

At least those p&w’s are not the JT3D

[@basictransportenthusiast4386]

What’s wrong with a JT8D??? Super loud and pleasant to listen to

[@funbank1]

adwait bhardwaj if it’s a 747-400 it’s known as 744.

[@snxi1]

@Ziam shehzad no dumb ass 744 (747-400)

[@snxi1]

@adwait bhardwaj correction >> 744 (747-400)

[@dutra6288]

777 1st 787 2nd A350 3rd 747 4th A330 5th

[@Roboseal2]

Pratt person all the way but, the Trent 700 "howl" is super cool.

[@pablofernandez-beri6646]

By far, the awesome 777's GE-90!

[@jakejonson878]

Gotta love when those great big ge90s spool up

[@happysawfish]

18:20 -- You are as crazy about engine noise as I am! Excellent footage on all .

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

Haha thank you very much!

[@happysawfish]

Listen to: "Inside Air Tran next to the right engine- takeoff Savannah" on the gooberon channel. Yours truly made it !! You can probably tell me the engine model.

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

What a lovely sound! Without cheating, I can't tell you the exact model. I really don't know. I would say it sounds like a good old GE...

[@nathd1748]

@@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD Its a RR BR700

[@rfi-cryptolab4251]

I vote for the 350. The initial throttle has a unique sound.

[@poker_18rs92]

I love the footage at 9:13 from inside the Dreamliner!

[@eparkash]

A350 Rolls Royce XWB was the most quiet and my favorite

[@BoomKillerE]

Yup

[@sol2wit781]

The jet blast is quiet for sure.

[@darrell190967]

My personal favorite out of this lot would be the RR's on the 787-9

[@jeauhhh]

Darrell Nichols yes totally! The RR Trent 1000 engine’s roar sounds awesome and also I have took the 787 with these engines and I assure you, the roar of that engine during takeoff may be loud but it is quiet during cruise

[@celdo84]

From 4:16, you can see how much the two engines on the 747 have separated due to wing flex and that is amazing.

[@bilboshaggins3966]

Where are the rb 211's?

[@mariaparatore7318]

I like the sound of the Rolls Royce Trent 700 and Trent XWB myself, but the GE 90 looks like it has the higher take off speed. The GE does have a sharp grinding sound once it gets into the air.

[@Arthion]

Wow, the A350 sounds incredibly quiet.. :O

[@mikelo5681]

What about the spool up from the cs100 from the outside.. Have yet to fly in one so i wouldnt know how it would sound from the cabin. But from the outside it sounds pretty amazing.

[@perryfranklin2684]

i think the 787-9 is the best sound for me but is it me are is it the GE NX on the 787 more quiet then the TRENT 1000

[@brendanpetry6709]

Perry Franklin nah I think the Trent 1000 is quieter

[@abdulrafeykhan9309]

First of all a good applause for the uploader to compile all these videos with different aircrafts. Second there are two ways to rate the videos one for the loudness of engines and the other for the quietness of aircraft. I will say the louder of the lot was the GE engine of 777. and the quieter aircraft was A350 which adds greatly to passenger comfort. I am also amazed by how short the take off was for A350.

[@mrsmchistory]

GE90 engines definitely my favourite!

[@billyw5260]

The engines sound cool, mean, and nasty on the 777, but I like the smoothness of the 747, so ultimately 747.

[@randomname1635]

Plz do the GEnX vs Rolls Royce Trent 1000 engine comparisons, both for the 787

[@rjl7655]

i have a GE blender...the GE jet sounds like my blender...coincidense?,,,

[@tanmaygupta1329]

The GE-90's are loud and amazing but don't the Trent 1000's feel more refined and effortless?

[@nestor1417]

Does the Trent 700 always accelerate smoothly? or if you do a TOGA accelerate normally?

[@vincentstruckstrainsplanes34]

Personally i love all of them! i love all aircraft, Airbus and Boeing i love any sound and any spool ups

[@chrisrobinson5874]

The Trent 1000 @ 10:00 gets my nod for best sound - honorable mention to the Pratt and Whitney & GE90s

[@Miasma1228]

I like the P&W from de 747.. the Lord of the Skies. I have a question.. why does every engine sound turn into some kind of loud buzz few time after takoff ? I have noticed that last time I traveled (Trent XWB of a Franch Bee A350-1000) but never before.. I think it's because it's been a long time since I sat right next to the engine..

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

That loud buzz corresponds to the moment the engine thrust is reduced. After take off, when the airplane is safely in the air, there is no need to keep as much thrust as the greater the thrust, the greater the engine wear and maintenance costs. It helps reduce noise on the ground as well, particularly useful in noise sensitive and densely populated areas.

[@Cyborg-lo2hq]

All the aircrafts are cool I like the 787 the most

[@poklianon]

I can guess the GE90 by their sound alone

[@williamevans9426]

How significant is the amount of stress placed on the engine pylons, wings and wingbox during spool-up with the brakes applied (i.e., in the seconds before the take-off roll begins)?

[@tiluriso]

Boeing 747-400 and Boeing 777 forever!

[@marcjureknielsen2206]

tiluriso True

[@a.b.2897]

Sadly the 747 is getting less common

[@benwinship1854]

GE-90's are the best sound although when on a long flight wouldn't be so nice, still the best plane and engine around

[@siuoleht]

I agree - having flown LHR to TPE on two 777s the GE90 noise was nice at first but particularly sitting in Economy at the back it was really rather noisy for 15 hours. Granted I did have a stopover but it does get really quite loud.

[@superyaw5582]

Ben Winship hell no.

[@siuoleht]

Boeing 797 - It probably won’t be too bad - the middle of the wing is quieter than the very back but I would still recommend you bring earplugs or noise cancelling headphones!

[@racerroy1]

What causesthe Fog effect in front of the Low compression blades...?

[@sherwinsalvatori6997]

The reason the 777 may sound louder has to do with the extra mass bypass air exiting the engine and were you are sitting. It may be quieter In front of the engine than behind

[@velvet4k]

The 777 engine's spool up sounds amazing, thing is while cruising its pretty damn loud. I had to turn the volume up to max on the IFE so I can actually hear the movie.

[@General5274]

Was gibt es besseres wie den Sound einer 777-300er! Hammer!

[@lv-ag6129]

9:15 was the best one!

[@boocraftgaming]

I'm torrn between the GE90 and Trent 700, both sound amazing!

[@Aaaaaaa-le1xj]

PICK GE-90

[@Gabriel-pi1vf]

777 with ge 90!!! love that roar and the 777 is the best plane in the world

[@albertemme6863]

What an awesome video! Just plugged the earphone and...better than music!

[@Chrisk1330]

13:35 can you see the ignition inside the fan or is that condensation that's being illuminated?

[@track1219]

The ignition is further back , in the combustion section

[@wgme86]

17:00 gave me an idea, put a camera high on the tail so the pilots can assess any damage that occurs

[@jonnyspaniels9099]

3.21 and 18.09 is the sound that has always made me think the engine is failing....is that normal?

[@jennifercharlton-dennis6763]

All sound great! Hard to pick!

[@fregreggi6702]

The hot weather has significant impact in take off. The Etihad was like running forever. Scary!

[@JohninTucson]

I have a really stupid question. Once the plane is in flight after a full throttle take off, at around 2500 feet the plane engine seems to throttle back and get loud...is that a clutch kicking in to maintain thrust by using that clutching mechanism? I am thinking along the lines of a torque converter in a transmission. Like I said, dumb question...

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

Actually it's just a reduction in thrust to comply with noise abatement and/or to save engine life. It's a different thrust setting.

[@coydog7902]

5:40 when you plug in a british vacuum in an American outlet

[@meddemongalaxy691]

CoyDog790 2020 coming soon

[@lhrohin]

And it sounds so good

[@rajujuran9695]

Those ge90s are brilliant I just love it great content

[@iamvarun96]

Damn that Trent 700 spool up was so sweet

[@phathomie27]

When it comes to spool ups, nothing can touch the 777 and the GE-90s....however, when it comes to full throttle, those Rolls Royces on the 757, the engines on the A320, A340 and the A380 are tops untouchable

[@samuellane1546]

Although the 787 is good, you gotta love the GE90 engines on the triple seven.

[@unfinishedsympathy245]

Samuel Lane to noisy and a bit scary , sound like soar engines , 747 all the way 👍🏾

[@vor2]

Tbh a380 is a really quite plane

[@theodorelow4487]

If you use speakers, you will hear RR engines louder than Ge90. But built in speaker in ur phone, Ge90 is louder. I tried a lot of devices and speakers but all are the same. Ge best engines: Ge90 & GE9X RR Trent: All* and RB211

[@BrokebackBob]

The GE90 is the quietest, most efficient, and powerful engine currently. Sounds awesome!!!

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

Most powerful certainly, but quitest, I don't think so! Thanks for the comment ;)

[@guywithahoodie7859]

It's kinda sad/annoying that now planes are getting quieter so now on takeoff planes sound like they're on 50 percent thrust and you don't get a that max power sound anymore as much

[@unfinishedsympathy245]

777 always freaked me out with that sudden change of engine sound in mid air soon after take off, jeez the 747 in comparison is so smooth

[@electricheartpony]

If that freaked you out, good thing you never flew on the Concorde. They turned off the after burners shortly after take off, reducing both acceleration and noise.

[@LetsJamFunk]

18:45 was that lightning/thunder?

[@josephhollandpontes1030]

LetsJamFunk I was wondering the same, I thought the tire had blown out apart judging by the sound, I don’t know I would be glad of the owner of the channel gave us a feedback about the 787 landing

[@rossmcd1573]

Any chance we can get an A320Neo PW1100G vs CFM Leap1A video??

[@robbae9307]

A330 noise just before spooling up reminds me off when I fly BA 747-400 to Johannesburg from Heathrow, and I can’t see anything during takeoff because here in London it gets dark at 4:30 pm

[@kevyk943]

A350 is the quietest but seems to have more grunt, but that awesome sound of the 747 has always been a favorite of mine.

[@KKikiii333]

This is what I’m looking for, I miss flying so much.

[@27731971]

trent 700 (A330) & trent 1000 (787) ge's extra noisy and trent xwb so

[@anthonyblankenship3082]

27731971aaa I would prefer power over noise reduction

[@vegardpig8634]

Rockington TheThird same lmao

[@dom3827]

i also prefer the rolls royce. The GE sounds like they will fall apart every time soon.

[@FunFunFun8888]

Do you hear the noise from the air compressors is so loud on all Airbus aircraft whereas the beautiful 787 Dreamliner does on have air compressors in the engines to save fuel and has separate electrical air compressor that only works when the cabin needs to be pressurised.

[@chrisandneke]

Hands down that the GE90 engines are the very best sounding and running. I flew from Seattle to Taipei on the 777-300ER and absolutely fell in love with that plane and engines. My favorite before was the 747-400 which I flew from Seattle to London in British Airways. I will stick with the 777 Family for all time!

[@keshav2609]

GE90-115B I have the chance to board a b777-300er Air Austral flight once with only 50 passengers from Paris to Lyon before flying to Reunion Island and believe me it's really amazing we were all stick to our seats

[@TheFlyingFrenchmanHD]

You almost had the entire plane for you. Must've been one of your best flights! Thanks for your comment ;)

[@Luxeontech]

Thanks for the nice pictures. I love Rolls Royce Trent engines. But also Wratt and Brittney engines. Greetings Walter from ULM (Germany)!

[@dodoubleg2356]

LOVED THIS VID, ALMOST AS MUCH AS I LOVE THOSE GE 90'S!!! THX FOR POSTING ;-)

[@Sukkulents_]

That feeling as you get slammed back is amazing

[@ledrone.47]

i like the sound of the Cessna 172 :P

[@nathd1748]

The signature Trent roar wins every time. The Trent 1000 despite its issues sounds amazing while the XWB is showing how Rolls are making their engines quieter much to my disappointment! Can't beat the Trent ROOOOAAAAAARRRR!!!

[@johannmckraken9399]

Trent XWB gets my vote but the P&W 4056 runs a close 2nd.

[@donaldteed35]

Anytime there is a vibration, there is a sound. The rougher the vibration, the rougher the sound. Vibration on engines is wear, and also some loss of efficiency. Of course it is impossible to compare this between different cameras, conditions (humidity, temperature), and different seat positions relative to the aircraft engines, let alone variations like fuselage, interior materials, seats, etc., which could affect how sound is amplified inside the aircraft. But if all of those factors could be equal, I'd want a smooth sounding engine, which means more efficiency and reliability.

[@boocraftgaming]

The engine at 17:19 does not look like a GE90. Looks more like an RR

[@AAlrush]

Is the 787 that loud? It's usually quieter, it sounded more like the 777

[@Dirk-van-den-Berg]

When I got interested in the engines, I was partial to the RR Trent engines. Somehow RR manages to make engines where the high pitched tone matches in octave with the low pitched tone. On the Trent 9000 on the 380, the spooling up sounds like music. But I noticed that the GE engines on the 787 do almost the same, the only difference with the Trents is that they don't produce the matching octave.

[@GreyBearcub]

High bypass ratio engines sound the best, specially the GE90, Trent 700, Trent 1000 and Trent XWB. The A380 also had good-sounding engines. Call me mad, but this buzzsaw sound, specially at cruise speed relaxes, reminds me of my ceiling fan and the buzz coming from the electric motor driving the fan blades. Without this sound I find hard to sleep.

[@Csichicigirl]

I have to say the A330's Rolls Royce is my favorite!

[@MattyDemello]

Question. Do planes take off slower then they use to?? I remember 15 years ago when I was on a plane when they took off it use to push you back in your seat and it felt like you was going 400mph. Now when I travel I barely get pushed into my seat and it looks like we are doing 100mph. Does anyone know if they reduced the speed? I know they use to have the throttles all the way up until they reached their altitude. Now once they lift off they have to pull the throttles back a bit to "climbing power" which is slower than it use to be. Just curious if others felt that. The old times, the plane would push you back in your seat. Now it doesn't feel like that. Maybe I was younger and lighter? idk.