Best PW4000 Spool Up! Taking Off from Manila on the Korean Air Airbus A330-300

[@Pkmn_mlp_sonic_fnaf_fan]

I heard that sound before at that exact seat

[@snjw1838]

Love the way those engines howl on spool up 😩

[@Devyn6Seven]

Good ole Pratt & Whitney.

[@EpicThe112]

One term to describe them is a flying vacuum cleaner just like their B777-2B5/ER PW4090 B777-3B5 PW4098 fleets on taxi. Remember the Rolls-Royce Trent 700 used to or from MNL by CX🇭🇰 9V-STx SQ TG🇹🇭 CA MU🇨🇳 and lastly PR RP-C8760-8789 fleet doesn't have this sound

[@frankcuritana8159]

Would it be better for any airport to replace grass areas with sand as to stop the birds feeding on the grass that are endangering airplanes take off and landings.

[@Devyn6Seven]

Not really. Imagine the blowing sand and dust at windy airports or on particularly windy days.

[@Marvelfanm1911]

I reckon the PW4000 is easily the best engine option for the original A330

[@Devyn6Seven]

The PW4000 was the least-expensive engine option for the A330, but most expensive in terms of fuel burn. The Trent 772 was the most expensive to purchase and maintain, but most efficient, and the CF6-80E1 was right in the middle. Initially the Trent was the most popular but was surpassed in later years by the CF6.

[@Roboseal2]

@@Devyn6Seven But the CF6 burns oil and will usually need some decent repairs if a bird strike or compressor stall happens. Plus it makes the least thrust for the A330. And I think the PW4000 is the Largest engine on the A330 in terms of diameter.

[@ramyfares9099]

For A330-300, hands down the RR Trent 700 nailed it on the A330-300, best selling A330 variant was the A330-343

[@EpicThe112]

​@Devyn6Seven that would probably explain why 10 years ago Delta got CF6-80E1A2 A330-300