Airplane Takeoff Speed in MPH

[@pauliuszvironas9667]

To non-imperial measurement friends - it's ~ 306km/h

[@sebastianmarcu4368]

Thanks, man, I was looking for this comment.

[@ConflictMedia]

You mean for people who are using a measurement method that actually makes sense?

[@giornogiovanna5235]

@@ConflictMedia yeah this guys name sound like a stripper name lol

[@marcusvale]

Thanks man, you're a life saver

[@diogocouto4947]

@@ConflictMedia u americans have all the measurement instruments different than the others🤷💀

[@kpappa]

The take off speed is not standard. It is relative to the runway length, plane load and flap setting.

[@robocombo]

And temperature, humidity and runway elevation

[@rich152]

And windspeed and direction…because it’s airspeed over the wings (together with the other factors above) that’s important not ground speed

[@Midnightsadv1bez]

✨✨Physics✨✨

[@sadnishi8109]

Remember, this is just the take off speed Not the cruise speed yet

[@SPJ918]

I love love love takeoff 🙌🏾

[@AverageYouTubeWatcher2011]

Take off is the scaries part 😂

[@FrancisLeoni]

Def!!!! It's the sudden loud noises and the trapped feeling for me!! Landing is smooth it's my fav!!@@AverageKZbinWatcher2011

[@AverageYouTubeWatcher2011]

@@FrancisLeoni Same!

[@Axofhasquit]

Na landings or random noises during cruise altitude scare me like of the planes gonna fall apart and landing… Look at fedex flight 80

[@ReyCriete]

The only feeling i hate is when you get the sudden dropping feeling for 2 seconds and it goes to normal again

[@sayedatherhussaini]

Not my dumbass waiting for a supra flyby.

[@techreviews-qo4kq]

But supra's speed is just imagnary

[@sayedatherhussaini]

@@sabeenali77 what I think is you need to know that it's not just engine power but also power to weight ratio.

[@k22_641]

​Jimmy's 1700hp Supra: Am I a joke to you?

[@dominickdelancey]

Supra

[@BLACKzj52]

​@@sabeenali77255hp? Lolz

[@poklianon8453]

judging by sound it isn't TOGA

[@heroknaderi]

Cool

[@aizannirraz]

Americans: 2500 football fields per hour

[@DRAGON97K]

Hahahaha that’s genius 😂😂

[@Ginx-pe4si]

Talk to us when you create the first airplane, create artificial intelligence, send satellites out of the solar system, land on the moon several times... what say you Eurotrash?

[@dominickdelancey]

I love 757s

[@WujekJeff]

That's fast I thought it would be something 130-140mph

[@IdkWhatMyNameIs737]

It went 180 mph which is equivalent to around 150 knots.

[@steveo601]

Wheels up should be about 150-155. That thing is off

[@sfo26r]

⁠150-155 what?

[@sfo26r]

@@IdkWhatMyNameIs737FINALLY SOMEBODY USING THE RIGHT MEASURMENT GIVE ME A HUG 🤗

[@mrwelshaviation_024]

@@sfo26rknots

[@PhonkTroll20]

The App " Is these mfers running from the police or smth"

[@ProFlyerPlays]

You are soo cool and swag planes kinda take whole runway I liked and subbed

[@rickvance55]

Whatever. Pretty cool. Thanks for that!!

[@FrannsssStannnsss]

Going back home rn

[@robert.dexter]

Bro forgot to turn on airplane mode

[@Sk47_bangouuut]

U realize that does nothing at all right😂

[@thebigint-hw1on]

If you don't turn on aeroplane mode your phone could fall out of the sky because the wings won't be deployed.

[@BoxyTheStickmanOfficial]

@@thebigint-hw1onnah bro it just turns off calls so it wont disturb passengers

[@thebigint-hw1on]

@@BoxyTheStickmanOfficial no

[@deang5622]

​@@Sk47_bangouuutYou do realise you don't know much about mobile phones?

[@kevin_gaming7809]

the pencils fast

[@michelangeloboldri9893]

You can actually see the AOA by looking at the degree of the droplets on the window and the bottom edge of the window? 😮

[@anwarozr82]

Most overpowered aircraft🔥 B757

[@Samuel-7418]

You just exposed yourself not using airplane mode 😅

[@mauriciolandos4712]

I know it's joke, but this would work in airplane mode right? You can have gps and airplane mode at the same time

[@Samuel-7418]

@@mauriciolandos4712 I'm not sure. GPS stands for ground positioning system, so I'd assume it wouldn't work past a certain elevation. This elevation would be fine, but GPS doesn't work at cruising altitude as far as I know.

[@martinwin11b21H2]

​@@Samuel-7418actually its global positioning system, and planes use GPS.

[@Samuel-7418]

@@martinwin11b21H2 Oh- thank you!

[@SpaaaaceMaan]

Good heavens that's way over the national speed limit... No more than 60mph unless they're a barrier separating the flow. The world is going to shit.

[@kfl16]

Bro what? Are you saying the planes are taking off too fast?

[@Pandora234able]

@@kfl16 He’s joking.

[@kfl16]

@@Pandora234able my bad bro

[@shinokaminamikaze]

@@kfl16 r/woosh

[@NamelessBG]

Yes, planes going over 60mph will automatically self-destruct

[@ihateputin426]

That phone better be in Airplane mode

[@defaultcareer.]

its not sadly

[@ihateputin426]

@@defaultcareer. then the plane is going down

[@mikki87]

it wont@@ihateputin426

[@ihateputin426]

@@mikki87 dude seriously it's going down that's why phones have airplane mode so the plane doesn't go down

[@Belta420]

​@@ihateputin426No it wont. I guess you dont know aviation very well.

[@James-FL]

Great video!! 👍👍

[@ManofCulture]

"If my calculations are correct, when this baby hits 88 miles per hour, you’re gonna see some serious s***."

[@kalerk_tm5690]

This is probably untrue (I'm not a pilot) because the take off speed depends on the weight of the airplane (passengers, cargo, fuel) so before every take off you must calculate the take off speed with all the weight on the plane and it would be different depending on the weight Sorry for nerding out

[@sebastianmarcu4368]

Yes, but it’s always about the same. Take the Boeing 737NG as an example, full or empty, the most difference in take off speed is made by the flaps setting. Yes, you need the engines to have a higher “RPM” (N1 Speed) to get in a safe distance to the take off speed when it’s fully loaded, but the speed at which they rotate is not thaaat much different. Of course without passengers, cargo and much fuel, when you are off the ground you can pitch way higher up for a step climb, but you always tend to rotate off the ground between 110kts and 140kts. That difference may seem like a lot, but when you take into consideration the speeds a plane is able to travel, it’s not that huge of a difference. But yes, it’s very, very, very important that the pilots calculate the V1, VR and V2 speeds very carefully, because if they would try to take off fully loaded with a speed lower than the real VR speed, the plane basically will not fly and if they pitch up too high they can tail strike the aircraft. Yes, it’s very dangerous and so very important, BUT every time you will fly in a 737, it will take off with about the same speed, and you will even get used to the moment the pilots will rotate off the ground if you fly often. Yes, there are differences, the differences are VERY important to the safety of the aircraft, but they are pretty small. The plane will be always able to fly after reaching a certain speed, that’s why they can basically take off even without calculated take off speeds (that’s, of course, illegal and CAN be dangerous), because even at full load or completely empty, the plane will fly after let’s say 150kts. But again, you don’t want to fly too fast on the ground because when you pitch up the plane will be more “sensitive” and the force you are used to pitch up at the usual rotate speed might be way too strong at a faster speed (basically you need to pitch up more gently), and so you can tail strike the aircraft..

[@SiemensLads]

The sound is like a tupolev tu 204

[@Eood_]

Woah! Airplane mode is not turned off.

[@kevinc233]

Seems about right.

[@FleaBitten-lx4wk]

Thats pretty accurate...not bad.

[@zlx_k]

try that in SR-71 Blackbird

[@Ultimate811]

He wont be able to 😂

[@lilyhearts]

AIROPLANE MODE

[@user-vp2mg6yp8m]

170 miles is approximately equal to 273.59 kilometers.

[@astroturtle]

It can take off before that, but pilots choose to wait until they got more than enough speed

[@vatsvlogs6110]

Never taken off in rain 🌧️

[@Verztex]

Wow you were in my fav aircraft, was it the 200 or the 300 (the long version)?

[@grantdrummond1225]

What app is that?

[@HamzasArt281]

🎶take off at the speed of sound🎶 - totally not a sonic colors refrence

[@deeptrance970]

Я думал он так и продолжит ехать как на автобусе 😂

[@robertbould2638]

Fun facts- The Boeing 757-200 and 300 variants is nicknamed by pilots as the 'ferrari' of the skies, it is to this day unmatched in power to weight ratio of all other passenger airliners due to either its large Rolls Royce RB211 or the Pratt and Whitney PW2000 series engines combined with its narrow, sleek, pencil like fuselage allowing for short field takeoffs. While hundreds of 757's are still in service and flying today, Boeing ceased production of the 'ferrari' in October of 2004 to make way for newer models coupled with better fuel efficient engines.

[@iain8837]

The actual nickname is the “AtariFerrari”, but the “Flying Pencil” is more common.

[@eo484]

I really love take offs! 🛫

[@aviationgeek21886]

Bro, the Boeing 757 got that short takeoff configuration

[@knockoutking3516]

Nice profile

[@joudymarsyaarifin]

best plane ever

[@Jamaicadrama14]

Crazy 🔥😂😂

[@Lennythewinner]

Wow!

[@andrewrothnie7275]

Impressive

[@topggamer778]

Wow

[@TeSoad90]

Bro takes airplane mode as just an suggestion

[@MICHEAL-MYERS127]

Take offs are well good

[@jack_playrblx5542]

App name pls

[@carlosdcardona5676]

B 757s are considered the hot rods of planes!!!

[@Robloxflightsimulatorplayer]

Its also called ‘the pencil plane’ (no hate to the a340)

[@ageaviation]

@@Robloxflightsimulatorplayer No one is calling it that

[@berthebear_real]

@@ageaviationmost avgeeks call it that

[@ageaviation]

@@berthebear_real Nope, they call the A340 that. They call the 757 the ''fast boi''

[@Armanaviation747]

*HEY YOU FORGOT TO TURN OFF AIRPLANE MODE!!! IM CALLING THE DPD!!!* (Dwarf Police Department)

[@Theptruongson]

Bro didint turn on Earplame nnode 💀💀💀💀💀

[@palomavincent5878]

I'll go in Feb.

[@Proparkourgamer]

Did u go yet?

[@24gaming95]

@@Proparkourgamer ye

[@khanmdmaaz]

Are u in air bro?

[@itsarghamitra69]

Impressive😍

[@user-gt2ud2gw9e]

Shame you cut off so early. Once a plane leaves the ground, the speed really starts to pick up - no longer any ground drag.

[@axnnaandmikeyplayz5044]

Finally. A video using American imperial miles per hour. It is rare to find video with American miles per hour nowadays

[@knucklehoagies]

I know it's amazing. It's almost as if the metric system is used by literally every other country on earth.

[@Nigelfarij]

@@knucklehoagies Literally isn't. UK uses mph for speed too.

[@knucklehoagies]

@@Nigelfarij the UK still uses metric, stupid

[@thebigint-hw1on]

​@@knucklehoagiesit isn't in the greatest country on earth United Kingdom (AND SLAVE COUNTRIES

[@soos1885]

any normal minded person would prefer kmh over mph, the whole planet isn't america

[@tamimamin3800]

Watch a supra kid clip this and put a supra troll face 😂

[@phillismable6303]

I have a question for someone who might know. So I watch some of those air crash videos, the one's where the pilots don't trust their instruments and crash their planes. Ok so I get their inner ears are telling them one thing and their gauges are telling them another but..... Why don't they have something like a half drunk bottle of cola on their dashboard. As when I take off I hold the bottle up to show the kids what kind of angle we are at and if we are banking or moving vertically. Surely if something like this was available to the pilot then they could look at that and tell instantly if it was them of the gauges that are wrong. Something like that It could save a plane or two.

[@luKASIM23_2]

the issue is you dont really want a half drunken bottle of cola to go flying around teh cockpit in an emergency, also when you acount for g forces it wont really tell you much more than your inner ears

[@Dizzay.]

I think that’s what the glide scope on their instrument cluster is for. I am not 100% sure tho

[@hikakin_mania440]

はやい

[@sharpy8498]

Maybe try airplane mode also

[@Nonnerz]

But that’s still pretty cool😁

[@kailashjaiswal4748]

Yash

[@alhilal690]

Sonic with 140mph

[@wacalla26]

V 1

[@jesusemanuelbaezrivas6551]

192mph 😮

[@Kyrie3430]

180 mph just to take off

[@theroyalcam]

airplanes are heavy

[@intelligence1860]

V1

[@glennzone12]

​@@intelligence1860Rotate.

[@adam632]

V2@@glennzone12

[@thisiconisactuallygoofysfa9960]

Aircraft speed is measured in knots btw

[@pikus7450]

And it’s relative to the wind, how’s he supposed to measure that?

[@jacobtheidot]

The app isn’t

​@@pikus7450with a pitot tube and a static air source.

[@erraldstyler]

@@pikus7450 just stick the phone out the window

[@akivatalansky]

The GPS app measures ground speed.

[@stephenhiggins5912]

What app are you using on your phone

[@Johnnyboyvlr4257]

He's not measuring the 757 airplane speed he's measuring his airplane mode speed

[@ronniedoorzon1576]

From 0-60 mph took about 12 seconds, so that's as fast as my mercedes sprinter van.

[@DRAGON97K]

Sprinter is very light compared to a 757

[@pacmantravel2158]

Also that phone app isn't 100% accurate. Running a bit slow. The Boeing 757 had already reached over 100 mph in 12 seconds in the cockpit reading, not someone's phone. Most airline jets do 0-60 in just under 10 seconds with the payload of fuel, passengers, luggage, wind speed, weather, etc... So yeah, take offs a very effing powerful!

[@basukisugito3275]

I never got my gps work in an airplane

[@gnomehockey9952]

That's like 140 knots

[@MRmysterymanofficial]

Boeing 747 take off at around 160 knots

[@UProductions457]

@@MRmysterymanofficialThis video is of the *757* which takes off at 140 kts.

[@MRmysterymanofficial]

@@UProductions457 oh ok my bad

[@pepegallardo9322]

El lector de velocidad está mal calibrado, ya que la velocidad mínima para despegar es de cerca de 300km/hr.

[@aryansharmaji]

Bro lagged at 192 mph 😂

[@oreosmith2862]

💨🛫

[@C.V.C.494]

Kind of accurate..

[@rickmaldoo4205]

Must be overloaded it took almost whole runway to lift-off

[@Jdalio5]

For those people that need their fingers and toes to count this was 309km

[@CaptainCandycorn]

I cant believe he didnt keep recording till it passed 200

[@ashutoshpandey8107]

Atleast off the radio in phone and put in airplane mode ☠️

[@Watermeloncattt.]

the real take off speed is about 140kts, thats the majority of planes and is called Vr, and thats about 160mph or 260 km/h

[@iain8837]

V1 is the decision speed, not the takeoff speed.

[@Watermeloncattt.]

@@iain8837 in certain way you are right, but rotation comes directly after that so v1 also indicarse that you are really close for rotatio

[@iain8837]

@@Watermeloncattt. V1 and Vr are different things, Vr often follows V1 immediately, but not always. kzbin.info/www/bejne/q4i4o517ordlZsk

[@iain8837]

@@Watermeloncattt. No I’m right, V1 decision, Vr rotation. In certain ways your right that Vr always follows V1 and usually immediately after, but not always, sometimes there is a gap, especially with takeoffs of the A340-300 for example.

[@Watermeloncattt.]

@@iain8837 gotchu, ill fix my comment

[@ItsLuckyPlays]

69mph

[@dominiksuk7261]

I wonder how the phone gets that info when the GPS has to be off

[@AXbcyz]

I think phones have build in sensors, it can probably do math

[@gwgibbar]

damm

[@TotallyTheSmile]

If its MPH then it’s not an actual speed, the actual speed for on the ground is ground speed. But if go up around 10 feet that’s called as airspeed.

[@iain8837]

MPH is an actual speed, they are measuring ground speed by GPS. Once in the air, they are still measuring the same. MPH is just a unit and some aircraft air speed indicators are only in MPH. Airliners of course measure GPS speed, IAS, GS, TAS etc

[@TotallyTheSmile]

@@iain8837 every aircraft does not use MPH, they use KNOTS (KTS) Air speed, once they at the ground, the measure as MPH as known as Ground speed (GS)

[@iain8837]

@@TotallyTheSmile We are talking about the phone here, it’s MPH GPS ground speed. MPH is an actual speed. Airliners use knots, for ground speed too! Some small GA aircraft still have MPH as an airspeed indicator, like the Comanche.

[@TotallyTheSmile]

@@iain8837 oh, I didn’t know you talking about phone. Sorry!

[@shihanthetrainspotter]

What is the app your using?

[@gsxroyce256]

The shaking and vibrations / sounds are horrifying to me

[@jhartdynamic6545]

Once it hit 140 i kept saying rotate😂

[@bigmungus4864]

Yup but that MPH not knots

[@emirates777landatkittila]

yeah

[@emirates777landatkittila]

so like 181 mph which is about 157 knots

[@johnmarks714]

That looks like a nice app. Name of app?

[@D1SStRoY]

how dare you not be on airplane mode mister

[@istitOkidz]

Ok so at 165 its when it goes up.. noted

[@benjaminbrown3939]

Actually closer to 180

[@istitOkidz]

@@benjaminbrown3939 thank you good sir

[@neurondrift9126]

@@istitOkidz @Benjamin Brown it actually depends on the airplane and the calculated take off speeds of each depending on weight and balance. The pilots note down the V1, VR, and V2 (also known as VMC) take off speeds to know when to take off.

[@istitOkidz]

@@neurondrift9126 well look who FINALLY showed up… THE PERSON WHO WE NEEDED THE ANSWERS FROM!!!!!

[@DuncanCardew]

@@istitOkidz he's not wrong... They calculate the winds, flap settings etc, and then they'll get their V1, V2 and VR which is the rotation speed.

[@ron6126]

Finally, a video in mph.

[@knucklehoagies]

Metric is used by the rest of the world, genius. Did you actually think the imperial system is the standard just cause the US uses it?

[@HighVoltageMadness]

mph is stupid

[@ashutoshsangam2532]

I will also go in November 👍

[@GIYU_EDITZZ]

Me in October 23

[@ashutoshsangam2532]

@@GIYU_EDITZZ Will have a good journey

[@ashutoshsangam2532]

Me tooo

[@Mr.saxobeat210]

So if I put wings on my GSXR-1000 I can fly 🕊️ 😅

[@Hotspace5170]

Where did you find this app at ?

[@abhimankumar9786]

Hi

[@BoandDottyaviation]

Usually it’s about 130 knots - 150.

[@nealjansen7748]

Forget to turn on airplane mode

[@DEAF2SOC1ETY]

I think it’s crazy that the plane reaches that speed with only 60-75% throttle. Imagine at full throttle how fast these things would go if they wouldn’t break apart from overspeed.kudos to engineers

[@theonewhoknows2]

No its full throttle. Specifically its called takeoff thrust power setting. Once in the air a thousand feet or sl, they reduce the engine power.

[@erraldstyler]

@@theonewhoknows2 yeah im wondering about that. Is takeoff always FULL thrust or is there room for margin depending on conditions? for lets say, saving fuel or less wear on engines?

[@paulg8148]

I thought they used "knots" but maybe that could be just wind speeds..due to the fact some countries are awesome enough to use mph, like the the UK and Good Ole You Ess of Eh. Those poor souls have to make do with kilometers...never mind, eh? Condolences