[4K] EPIC VORTEX Delta Airlines MD-90 Take Off Atlanta -

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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[@tvflight7858]

Who doesn't love those IAEs. It's cool you can still hear them on some A320s

[@davidcubero2137]

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!

[@manhoot]

Love the mad dog 90

[@paultom2889]

4: 10 that sound like A320 🤩

[@amandeepsingh-kj3vj]

that takeoff sound was an acordian.

[@piermonte6492]

Love de MD's series... Also the DC 9

[@joezegers]

Fun fact: the MD90 uses the same engine as the Airbus A320!

[@Vxllain]

@@joezegers yep the v2500's

[@michaelwyatt1684]

Wish they would come back

[@Mikeyp1054]

Fantastic

[@Roboseal2]

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.

[@stefan7869]

MTU, Fiat Aero amd Japanese Aero Engines also worked on this engine aswell

[@paultom2889]

4:35 A320's sound🤩

[@ChrisZoomER]

Holy cow!

[@Wildlifesupernannyfan]

The MD90 mountain dove 90

[@leekyo1502]

They put a A320 engine besides you!!!

[@Capt.OggyPeabodyOfficial]

Bro that an MD-90 although the A320ceo also have the V2500

[@ugp76the_CARS-channel]

IAE v2500 turbofan

[@leekyo1502]

Which is PW and RR co-operation.

[@User44721]

Which sounds like heaven.

[@mlem3787]

which is the best looking small turbofan yet

[@User44721]

Is this sound from the phone’s microphone??????

[@ejkk9513]

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.

[@dehavillandcanadatwinotter9621]

I like the sound of engines though, so it's great for me.

[@ejkk9513]

@@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.

[@johnbigelson7471]

@@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.

[@User44721]

I would die to hear this sound more often

[@Roboseal2]

@@ejkk9513the design of the v2500 was so that it was pretty damn quiet at cruise but decently loud at takeoff / climb

[@a1ytaviation1yt]

What engines did they use?

[@stefan7869]

IAE V2500

[@Thanhnganaviation]

why this plane was not in the museum

[@idiotbeachproductions6948]

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.

[@amicilorenzo7135]

Plane a320 - 200 Is md-90's aie v2500