BA B747 LHR to LAX (PART 1 No Music) - Take Off and Scenes

[@nenblom]

One of the most, if not THE most, successful airliners of all time! Thank you!

[@Cold0livia161]

nice engine sound

[@longlivethe80s]

ahhhh....much better! those engines produce the sweetest music!

[@Ahuntsicspotter]

Nice video I like BA 744s.

[@nenblom]

Excellent video! I love the sound of those engines spooling up for take off!! Well done!

[@nenblom]

Those engines sound MARVELOUS!!!!

[@alexran9819]

great video man!!!i like your video,im a great fan of the 747..

[@MaroonBugUK]

Love RB211s... infact I love all Rolls Royce engines :)

[@alexpeak16]

Awesome stuff, must be pretty sweet to sit so close to the engines. Can you recall the registration?

[@AleXaxo87]

Great sound 747 It´s awesome Greetings from Chile

[@skytrain73]

Absolutely great stuff indeed.

[@Hinklish]

Do you attach your camera to seat back, or just hold in place? Nice and steady eitherway.

[@anthonyj3d]

very good vidio and some stunning scenery :)

[@rajnirvan3336]

Was this before March 2008 as all BA aircrafts were still operating from Terminal 4

[@ilikerio]

Man! That was a long takeoff run!!

[@nenblom]

I have a question. I am travelling to Europe on Friday (YAY!!) Do you have to get special permission to make a video like this? I am travelling with Lufthansa. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated!

[@aranyos99]

love those blue engines

[@Rozumski]

Hi nenblom I did not have to ask permission, I started filming once everyone had theri seat belts on and sitting. Being discrete and I'm sure no one will mind. There are lots of other videos on line so I'm sure it is acceptable. Good Luck, Enjoy.

[@compteck7]

At 4:50 is when you can really start to hear that Trent engine whirr..I still think RR has a patent on that noise.

[@MaroonBugUK]

747 owns A380 thumbs up.

[@sammehta98]

Why do all British Airways planes have rolls royce engines instead of pratt and whitney?

[@Chris9017]

Since Singapore Airlines phased out their 747s, British Airways now has the most beautiful 747-400s flying.

[@pritamkoli]

well taken

[@tushteno]

no any permission ;) good luck and happy flight

[@Kpoole35]

Leading edge slat's. they are apart of the flaps.

[@roasthunter]

What closed on the wings at 8:27, can't be flaps??

[@dennisrackett3139]

Leading edge Krueger flaps

[@TheTyler8848]

Rolls Royce is so beast!!!!!

[@Ahuntsicspotter]

British Airways is the largest Boeing 747-400 operator in the world however they will replace some off them by the Airbus a 380s. Plus less than 10 years ago Japan Airlines had the biggest 747 fleet in the world and then in 2011 all JALs 744s are gone. JAL has radicly phased out all its 747s.

[@Ahuntsicspotter]

Yes a Boeing 747-400.

[@honglalalalasungwon3]

saw that air canada building lol.

[@TraindudeShields]

I thinck the plane was hurtling down the runway for 1 or 2 minutes before it got airborne

[@ecoRfan]

51 seconds from maxing thrust to liftoff. Awful darned long.

[@Soaresbrook]

Maybe cause RR is a british company.

[@DJSI3434]

no not music.... symphony!

[@CaptainSpade]

you mean Boeing 747