Air Canada Boeing 767-200 Take off (CYYZ) (awesome sound !)

[@shhmule]

I'm definitely a fan of the PW JT9D engines on this classic 767. Sounds great!

[@Jamlidd]

Fantastic sound

[@gav375]

No way, nothing beats the sound of a 757

[@Anonymous96833]

Yes, I totally agree with you. RR Trent engines have beautiful spool up sounds. GE CF 6, PW4000 and PWJT9D sounds like giant refrigerators. Sounds bad.

[@rak7673er]

LOVELY sounds of those glorious JT-9D engines!

[@caribbean4u]

I LOVE the sound of those engines!!

[@boeingdude1]

wow, look at that incredible wingflex!

[@jbrian80]

Best part of the flight, taking off. I just love the feeling when the aircraft accelerates and pausing your body against the seat and hearing the engine screams.

[@LeslieToronto1971]

I like the noise too, I find it lulling after a while.

[@Boeing747fan]

Those JT9D's sure sound lovely! Definitely one of the best (if not THE best) sounding jet engines both inside and out. Its also quite loud on the 747 classic.

[@ansettaddict123]

FOR SURE!!! and the split second after throttle up, the engines are escreaming but you havent started to move... suddenly youre gently eazed back into your seat!!! MOST AMAZING FEELING EVER!! 767's are renown for the 'eazing' effect and teh fast takeoffs:D

[@WeaponPower]

Those engines are awasome!

[@SebCicles]

I remember flying into one of those planes before. It was at CFB Trenton. For summer camp. And yes, I love that sound :P

[@madipides]

You are right. Awesome sound! Great job. Going from a cold place to a nice warm place. You posted this on the 4th. I took a 767 to a nice warm place on the 3rd. Mine was a 763 DFW OGG

[@t0020785]

Great take off! I like it. The sound is also very nice.

[@monte61]

I remember an Air Canada 767-200 flamed out due to fuel starvation and the pilot dead sticked and landed it safely !! He blew all the tires but still a hero !! There is a book on that .

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

AMAZING engine sounds

[@GringoMuchachos]

Thank you very much, great sound :)

[@JackDoonerMusic]

does the 767 have the same engines as a b747-200?

[@docomoface]

gotta love those canadian airlines and their tutorial vid soundtracks

[@TehNetherlands]

I liked the part where you could see the engine. That was my favorite part.

[@altstiff]

Great De-Ice footage (would love to have seen more). Great video thanks for posting.

[@hiddencharges]

Great sound!!!! Thanks for sharing the video!

[@Apex123ps3]

Ah man I've heard that intro safety briefing a million times lol...nice vid though, I also always record takeoffs and landings when I fly, one of them on the 767 from YYZ to LAX...love that engine spooling up sound :)

[@SD70MAC]

GREAT SOUND !!!!!!!!!! and awesome video too

[@DarkRendition]

@jagotusk I empathize with and admire your passion, but I have to say you've elevated the concept of the introvert to new heights! Just joking, I too am greatly fascinated by the complexity and power of modern turbofans.

[@SLSTechie]

The older b762's had Pratt & Whitney JT9D engines, as did the Boeing 747-100s & -200s. They were slightly different variants though.

[@krys4o]

awesome video awesome sound!

[@horesvinet]

He is painting the wings :)

[@11GTOM]

Great Video Of The Pocket Rocket

[@anthonytube0]

WoW Beautiful sound!! very good video!

[@EasilyWowed]

Very nice: thanks for sharing!

[@Jon5700]

great video! thanks for sharing ;D

[@burschti]

wow i love this sound! thanks for sharing!

[@powerpuffsouthpark]

That piano music that was playing during pushback - was that Air Canada's safety demo video?

[@aeyb701]

Nicely edited!

[@KILKP]

maxou5757 this sound is amazing!!!!

[@MatthewSherriff]

@maxou Did you post the vid of the 757? I'd still like to hear what kind of a "difference" you can hear inside the plan. Keeping in mind all the other variables that go into how it sounds. Such as quality of recording device, position inside plane, etc.

[@ocsfinest]

The engines on this 767 are not RB211s. While RB211s were designed for the L-1011 and are more commonly found on the 757 and sometimes on the 747, very few airlines (BA and some Qantas 763s and I believe China Yunnan) are the only airlines that use the RB211 on the 767. The engines here are the Pratt and Whitney JT9D-7R4D.

[@talentokie]

Flying is an amazing feeling!

[@seno862]

Sounds like CF6-80C engines AWESOME!!!!!!!!

[@tbird209]

Excellent!!! Are those GE engines?

[@ValsaniSpotter]

Linda filmagem!!! Parabéns!

[@Anonymous96833]

So, you also agree with me that GE CF and PW Engines sound like refrigerators. We both have the same observations.

[@flysobo737]

in september - october i'm goeing on air canada 767-300ER, EMB-175, A320 and boeing 777-300ER i can't wait. Is air canada a good airline??

[@flysobo737]

sweet ! was this business class?

[@johnnywires3]

nice to see you had a heat wave.

[@pureinzusupotta]

You are right! The engines are great! Btw, what's that truck doing at 0:38 ?

[@atav]

They have the exact same engines. lol Except the -200 can sometimes have JT9s

[@Boeingbmaster]

Wow I like JT9D engines on any Boeing jet

[@theknightlynews]

When you upload your video, what format do you use? My videos are sharp when I make them, but after uploading them as FLV files, they lose their sharpness. I use Pinnacle video editing software and it defaults to FLV file format. Anyway, your video looks pretty clear.

[@yuturvio]

nice video!

[@holdenls1ssz]

amazing cheers.

[@gibby12095]

@210482fmj i agree, i flew to vancouver from toronto last year, the mountains were absolutly insane.

[@CSG974]

Joli bruit en effet ;-)

[@TheGabby07]

Air Canada is the best at landing and taking off, they are so gentle, well for me its the best, better than the American air planes (United).

[@MrBess240]

super sound :D

[@julesTEO]

@daveni2 Most attendants won´t even notice since everyone is required to be sitting, and their seats are pretty far from most regular seats

[@weir-t7y]

she seemed pretty heavy took a bit to take off must've had some heavy cargo and a pretty full flight

[@bladeere14]

i miss this plane :(

[@holdenls1ssz]

oh ok, can i ask what the electronic ice system consists of? thanks

[@TheGabby07]

@WWA1232 Air Canada is made by bombardier which is a Quebecor company which is a province in Canada, yes some Air Canada planes are made in Washington, but most of them come from Brazil, Europe, and Canada..

[@daveni2]

do you have to keep your camera hidden from the flight attendants or is not a problem?

[@holdenls1ssz]

maxou5757 whats with the spraying of the wings at 36 seconds? has it got somthing to do with the cold temperature?

[@venichen1]

Along with all AC's 767-200s.

[@ParkerLiberty]

the sound on this is amazing... its upsetting to know that these sounds are being eliminated from the planes of tomorrow.

[@Casthavian]

Ben le launch là cest monguole XDDD Trop hâte qu'on aille en République haha! :P ...c'tu ben là qu'on allait?! XDD haha!

[@leon6266]

r u lucky one dude taken off during the snow lol

[@VIR092]

Yes, it does.

[@Britalex]

erm not exactly, but your kind of correct, a pilot who is trained to fly the b757can fly the 767, for airbus its the bloody whole range :P

[@RM77MKII]

@mattsherr2 the engines on the 767 are far more powerful than on the 757. they are both from pratt and whitney but the ones on the 767 are bigger and more powerful than the ones they need for the 757. most 757's though have the rolls royce engines on them.

[@BenjaminTapia1]

@MrAngel011ism my bad, i meant the uploader of this vid sent me a link and you are right it is on the safety video. someone should loop the music over and over. the tune is catchy.

[@Flightstar]

Man where is the sound track from top gun when you need it

[@sparke1999]

that refrigerator noise goes away when you reach cruising altitude but its loud...i wonder why it makes that noise

[@TheTraveler976]

how was Barbados. i want to visit

[@dylanhelmer]

does the 767-200 have the same cockpit as the 767-300 and 757-200?

[@meRyanP]

is it me or was there barley any roll there?

[@hananokuni2580]

Or would they be PW4000 series turbofans?

[@pjc858]

GE powered 762?

[@Anonymous96833]

No. It sounds like a giant refrigerator as its buzzing sound reminded me of my old GE Refrigerator.

[@matthewb86]

Great Video? Did anyone Notice the person standing at 1:10?

[@bachmannboy]

I just want to ask about the aircraft. Was th aircraft code C-GAUN?

[@MrCars]

when and why are they leaving the air canada fleet!

[@nathanhall94]

i am flying with southwest next Sunday to rdu in north Carolina. it is going to be my second time flying but i love it so much it is great to be up in the sky ove the clouds

[@BenjaminTapia1]

@MrAngel011ism cool i got the link you sent me. thanks!

[@Chrisrex83]

@Ahmidsviper Canada is by far "freezing"...today it was 100 degrees Fahrenheit + where I am in Ontario.

[@KILKP]

which one is better GE or Roles Royce

[@Maxxtris85]

Only thing that beats the Trent sound from the 757 are the one's on the 777 nothing else bet's the 757's sound ;)

[@BenjaminTapia1]

what's the name of the music that starts at around 9 seconds?

[@Esandeech2]

That was the most exciting moment in my life (my first time taking off!)

[@1993devindra]

@MegaBluestarfish yes this is pearson airport

[@FlightMissions]

what are they doing in 0:40 ?????

[@WWA1232]

@TheGabby07 Air Canada is an Airline. They are not made, they are owned... Their planes on the other hand are Bombardier, Boeing, Embraer, Airbus and probably others...

[@antimatterXXXIII]

When did Air Canada adopt this "Summer's Eve Douche" livery? Bring back the red and white eh hosers?

[@HyperSpify]

Why is the engine making a buzzing noise? It sounds like a piston engine, not a gas turbine.

[@Canadian737]

which seat is this?

[@SLSTechie]

763s use either PW4060, RB211s, or G/E CF6 turbofans

[@bumscab1]

i think most of the Air Canada Fleet are powered by the P&W 4000 Engine

[@atav]

you can tell this is a PW 767. :)

[@NiggaSwagga]

Iz dat wur they're igloos r ?

[@uscgswimmer1]

so lucky, BARBADOS!!