Boeing 737-800 Take-off speed

[@jevintanamal1834]

Ppl who saw a c-17 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥💯💯🗿

[@Volctric]

Here

[@Izuku_kun1.]

Yessir

[@thatguywithoutadoubt]

YO

[@nonameYTaviation]

Me

[@Bot_Avia5ionYT]

Meh

[@Molusco9]

Americans: 2500 football fields per hour

[@filipg3264]

In lenght or width? :)

[@showmedewey4727]

both @@filipg3264

[@kc8767]

Non Americans. 2500 fütbol fields per hour.

[@brandonrogers8621]

Like american football or soccer football?

[@user-em7yd7xr9z]

Olympic swimming pools per hour😂

[@gabrielsipos]

It’s crazy to think that f1 drivers can turn when going as fast as this plane starts to elevate.

[@Rottenlego]

I guess. One is designed it fly. And the other is designed to not fly.

[@gabrielsipos]

@@Rottenlego Well sometimes they do fly as well

[@Leslie_Burke]

@@gabrielsipos😂😂😂

[@luca_bagnoli]

​@@RottenlegoOne is designed to fly, the other to stick at the ground as much as possibile. Aircrafts generate lift, F1 cars generate huge negative lift (also called downforce)

[@akrosek15]

Spa eou rouge 310kmh

[@killbill5486]

Taking off is my favorite part of flying. I always imagine being in a dragster and feeling the acceleration.

[@buizelmeme6288]

Actually, taking off is the worst phrase of flying, I still have fears that things will go wrong when taking off. :(

[@aurorayoru5333]

@@buizelmeme6288that’s crazy

[@buizelmeme6288]

@@aurorayoru5333 yup

[@joey7253]

Slow ass dragster.

[@ronniedoorzon1576]

dude, the plane took about 12 seconds to go from 0-60mph, so that is as fast as my mercedes sprinter van.

[@pryay2622]

Ameicans: that's roughly three gallons falling in free fall.

[@orangie8426]

Falling up? I understand the words but not the context.

[@ncard00]

All commercial aircraft should have satelitte baded network technology, like starlink, installed, so people can use wifi during all their flights without issues.

[@idontknowanygoodnames1498]

Most aircraft do have internet. Just not free internet​@@ncard00

[@thecomedypilot5894]

What?

[@Tiltproof]

fall speed does not depend on the weight falling. what a stupid joke, sorry

[@Bruno-G]

The sound of the engines powering up is pure eargasm

[@N4CR5]

They sound horrible compared to A380 where you barely hear them xD it's not at full power also. Only time these days you get full power (typically) is if they do a go-around on landing. Even old 90s jets could slam you into the seat on max performance takeoffs they did then. Now it's all about efficiency, I miss the crazy takeoffs.

[@simpilotadamt1012]

Love the CFM56-7B26 engines... But I prefer the noise of the RR RB211-535E4. That's true eargasm.

[@nesto9889]

barely heard it tho

[@anhvu-yp9vs]

but with your mom it’s pure org-

[@nilusingh75]

thanks for a new word:)

[@brendanfarthing]

Spot on, around 130 knots (240 km/h)

[@lancraft]

Plane rotates at 255 kph, which is a hair under 160 mph.

[@joshalex93]

​@@lancraftplanes rotate at different speeds.. All depends on weight, run way length and other variables

[@qbb01]

V1.. ROTATE

[@bozohunter9975]

@@lancraftlmao stop trying to act smart you’re exposing yourself

[@huskkyy]

@@joshalex93Our rotate speed is calculated from weight and CG :)

[@anonymous9051]

Normal people 250km/h Americans: 2.5 olympic pools per second

[@ukraine_supporter_777]

2.5 olympic pools and 1.979 half a car per second

[@TheRealdeel73]

whats a kilometer

[@DroperOfficial]

Bro really copied the comment

[@kokofruitkokotree]

4000 Bananas per second

[@lildev-brawlstars8006]

normal people: WTF IS A KILOMETER 🦅 Europeans: 550 teas getting brewed per second

[@skudlugs]

love takeoffs, power is wild

[@chrisp6365]

Best feeling ever! Especially on some smaller jets where you really feel the takeoff.

[@dougie8010]

Get on the back of a sports bike as a pillion👌 and yes I know acceleration and power are different!

[@jamessanders145]

try warm/high altitude airports in which you need to use the extra throttle for takeoff, the acceleration force is insane

[@yeezyszn7208]

@@dougie8010or a super car/hyper car. Jet cost 10 times more and is way slower 😂 Looks worse too. Plus it has an almost 100% kill rate…you don’t get that in a car lmao.

[@JustRememberWhoYoureWorkingFor]

​@@chrisp6365 yeah, taking off is an exciting part of flying because you feel the acceleration. Eco people tell us to take the train but trains are boring.

[@idugauaconan2353]

Normal People: the speed is 200 km/h Americans: the speed is 200/1.609 mph

[@davidb.3395]

Normal people.. Americans.. Stupid people like you...

[@v.b.2221]

😅

[@MikeN-cs8qe]

Our UNITS are just bigger than yours. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@idugauaconan2353]

@@MikeN-cs8qe And more stupid

[@herik63]

@@MikeN-cs8qe😂

[@icandriveaplane]

Fun fact: The Boeing 737’s engines buzz because the blades in the fan of the engine are moving faster than the speed of sound! Cool right?

[@AWMJoeyjoejoe]

That is cool

[@gamerwhale295]

is it?

[@icandriveaplane]

@@gamerwhale295 yeah (according to google)

[@bmanna495]

No they're not, but the air flowing over them becomes supersonic for a small time

[@delten-eleven1910]

The buzz from old propeller planes and chopping sound from "Hueys"

[@ADOLF535]

Thanks!

[@devonmeiring]

Thank you so much!😁 Wow. Much appreciated! 🙏🏻

[@MewTSB]

W

[@kroket.599]

W

[@PlanespottingSchiphol]

W

[@trift3621]

W

[@RandomRon1]

Glad to see you followed the safety instructions and put your phone in flight mode 👍🏻

[@devonmeiring]

Yes! Safety first, always!🙏🏻👍🏼

[@Nordheide]

His phone is not in airplane mode lol

[@pacmanarea51]

Doesn't really matter as long as he puts it into airplane mode after the video stops

[@oxonomy2372]

@@devonmeiring you can still track speed with airplane mode on, GPS is still active

[@ianhosier4042]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@greenesyt563]

The comment section has many Americans not understanding there is a speed unit called kilometer per hour. Edit: I'm famous now

[@ryan-bq9ds]

I think we as "americans" can tell what the hell kilometers an hour are. We aren't blind like you europeans think we are.

[@exacerbatedfellow1236]

Barely see any comments about it, but keep being an asshole.

[@pratikdalsania2277]

😂

[@markpowers5907]

.6214... duh

[@SN57ONE]

That's because the world "revolves" around them. You see how whenever there's a problem with America, they always say "What a world we live in" like they're oblivious to the fact that there are other countries out there. Edit: I don't give a sh*t about what you silly Americans say.

[@aviatortrucker6285]

I remember one time I had my truck GPS on my carry-on. I took it out and turned it on. We were cruising along and I had the icon of the truck just off the side of the highway we must’ve been over and the indication was 479 mph.

[@johnrickard8512]

The 0-60 time on these things is quite impressive when you realize that they often weigh hundreds if not thousands of tons and their engines become more powerful as they go faster.

[@coriscotupi]

*"they often weigh hundreds if not thousands of tons"* Whoa. This one clearly knows his stuff. LOL

[@johnrickard8512]

@@coriscotupi okay maybe thousands of tons is an exaggeration, but have you seen the Airbus A380? That thing has a maximum takeoff weight of 500 tons ish.

[@cmilburn26]

Vr in a 737 (rotation speed) is about 145 KIAS (knots, indicated airspeed). That equates to about 268 kmh. It looks like your plane rotated at about 259. It’s likely you had a headwind (as planes always try to take off into a headwind) and your takeoff ground speed was a little lower.

[@nicolasestrada664]

As an Aviation nerd and can I can confirm this is true.

[@cmilburn26]

@@nicolasestrada664 I’m a pilot, and this is like the most basic stuff😂

[@dougaltolan3017]

​@@cmilburn26I'd have thought that opening the door and not cracking your shin on the step were "basic" Ohh, and which end is the front.....

[@cmilburn26]

@@dougaltolan3017 this comment was entirely incoherent😂

[@dougaltolan3017]

@@cmilburn26 learn to read

[@George.Coleman]

"Okay 140kts any moment now..." **Surpasses 200** "Oh, it's in kms"

[@randomsimkididk]

Kilometers per second??

[@George.Coleman]

@@randomsimkididk km's not km/s

[@mikojarvinen6273]

@@George.ColemanNo it’s KM/H, kilometers per hour. 200km per second would be impossible with any plane.

[@OntarioTrafficMan]

@@randomsimkididk kms would be kilometre-seconds, not kilometres per second. No idea why you'd want distance times time, but that's what that would mean

[@henrikfox8960]

@@randomsimkididk hour

[@joshhutchison6201]

It's amazing - the engineering that goes into these powerful beauties that can thrust you 500+ mph, while her engines roar and the wings flex, and at the same time, give the passengers the gentle comfort to do something like this. 😁 ☕ ✈️

[@TastyyOnYoutube]

🤨

[@Izuku_kun1.]

who found c-17 is absolutely legends🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@mrdog4155]

It’s not always the same, it depends on fuel, passengers, luggage, winds, packs (on or off), takeoff thrust, flaps etc.

[@aggelosn.6846]

Correct...And wind speed

[@gabrielchanel4448]

It didn't say that it was the same

[@mrdog4155]

@@gabrielchanel4448 he said B737-800 takeoff speed, so it sounds like he is saying that the rotate speed every time.

[@mrdog4155]

@@aggelosn.6846 I said winds.

[@gabrielchanel4448]

@@mrdog4155 It's usually 140 knots so its still accurate

[@scraptor7974]

Please be aware that rotation speeds may vary as the aircraft always has a different weight, also Flap Konfiguration as well as runway state is a factor

[@DMC888]

Air speed dictates the point of rotation, so if there’s a strong headwind the ground speed at takeoff can be far lower.

[@scraptor7974]

And for smaller aircraft this can effect the ground speed to be 0 or below in extreme weather conditions

[@djijspeakerguy4628]

@@scraptor7974Yeah, wind can definitely throw the little Cessna, Piper, and similar aircraft around. I believe these planes have to be secured to the ground if they’re stored outdoors, as is often the case. It’s part of why hangars exist, though obviously there are more planes in the world than hangars.

[@Adam-cl9xr]

The feeling of leaving the ground is pretty fun!

[@Justin-uc8sc]

Adam, I had to use a plunger on my dookie this morning because it was too big to flush.

[@jakebond4006]

Buddy, your phone needs to be on flight mode.

[@KGF007]

😂😅🤣😜

[@brendanroberts4866]

No need. It's bad science.

[@libertarianman69]

How many people actually do that? It's really not necessary. If it were you wouldn't be able to have your phone with you on the plane.

[@aussiemark01]

These apps can run in ✈️ mode, they use satellites not wifi or data

[@vito774]

@@libertarianman69where would the phone be stored?!?

[@thai-online]

That's right. About 260 km/h

[@rajansv1]

Correct, I also got this

[@thepunisher8649]

More like 250km/h. You can literally see the front despite the prespective of the video, it started to face upwards at 250

[@user-mm5tx3dw3h]

​@@thepunisher8649и вибрации пропали на скорости 250 👍

[@user-jq9xd8zi2w]

@@user-mm5tx3dw3h енглиш плиз!

[@yourbigfan1777]

A.k.a 130-150 knots

[@FreshTillDeath56]

those 737 Max 8 engines are SO sweet.

[@AlexandarHullRichter]

a 737-800 is an NG, not a Max.

[@Shake_Well_Before_Use]

Wait you ate one?

[@SiriasisOFFICIAL]

Its all fun and games till it decide to stall mid flight...

[@victorpeirce4753]

Nintendo Jet 💯

[@icandriveaplane]

The 737 Max 8 engines sounded like my flight, (mine was a Boeing 737-8CT)

[@Dark308]

Flight attendant : please put you phone away sir The dude: no Im recording your speed of takeoff

[@vp5633]

Ha ha great craic lad

[@trrc9276]

Like accelerating with a CVT gearbox

[@igxfux1977]

If I was there I'd of punched him in the face for having his phone out of flight mode

[@armandoalejandro8712]

Justas te quedas

[@samuel9588]

​@igxfux1977 you are able to have GPS with airplane mode on. It disables mobile connections that might and just could interfere with communications from air ro ground. But that is very very rarely the case. Now if he was uploading on the plane....

[@stanleyknelissen8903]

Hahahaha genius

[@stanleyknelissen8903]

But true as hell

[@hoodieso8858]

Yep 140 knots is usually the speed to takeoff

[@bharkbh]

Yes, although with a light payload rotation at around 130knts is also possible.

[@fabrizio737]

it depends of the weight bro. it could take off at either 150 or 120 kts. it depends. here in Brazil, at santos dumont Airport, it's common for us to take off at approximately 125 kts with flap 25, bleeds off. (737 800)

[@fabrizio737]

ah, not only weight but the aircraft itself too.

[@rf7453]

Take off speed is not really standard, as it depends on a few factors; the make, weight plus load, elevation/temperature and wind. Then your calulation will yield V1, Vr, and V2. Vr is really the point and speed at which you rotate (lift), but V1 will appear on the PFD and/or audio notification simultaneously. V1 and Vr are normally very close, so the tendency is to rotate immediately after v1 passes. Note V1 is the speed at which you cannot abort the take off, while V2 is for taking off safely, if you have enough runway 😊. Anwyas, peace and all the best!

[@hoodieso8858]

@@bharkbh True

[@dimitriwoiciechowski6561]

Yep you are correct …v1 is usually 160-180 knots which is approximately 269-333 kmh

[@akupehsluarketatAR]

You are right. Its a mobile phone GPS which is accurate to about 1m-5m. So its technically lagging behind the actual speed of the aircraft as it continuously accelerates. The plane is probably faster when it starts rotating at 250kph shown on the phone

[@Brad772006]

My favorite part of any flight. Hearing the turbines spool up. Feeling the acceleration G's. Love it!

[@ikkisukumaki]

Insane Power 🔥🔥🔥

[@Vendedoritres-jx7oc]

28k lb./ft, trust x2

[@AvadaKedavra1945]

777 300 er is much more

[@rolandwhitehawk134]

My favorite feeling when we lift off thebm ground ❤

[@user-dm7bd6co2t]

I hate this feeling! I have a lags,but not wings🙂😁

[@samnewman3123]

lifting off the ground is when im at my peak scared/nervous/anxious 🤣

[@ameenalchembirikki512]

It is really a nostalgia. Been a frequent flyer of B738 for almost 12 years in a row.

[@orlawalsh372]

What app is this?

[@williamgarayua5878]

A cell phone on when it is suppose to be on Airplane Mode.

[@gabrielv.4358]

Calculaator

[@SN1PERXX]

GPS Speedometer app

[@mirzeeshanhaider7112]

Took 11 seconds from 100 - 200 KM/H Amazing!

[@jaritikkanen3958]

I wonder the space shuttle ability. The first 10 sec. 200km/h next 10 sec more than 400km/h and upward. I did C-150 cruising speed 90 degrees tilt and strong pull, the plane turns 180 degrees, then wing back to level. All take 5 sec. I was going about 87kt to North then 5 sec later 87kt to South😲

[@victorprietoiglesias2846]

Hay coches q lo hacen bastante más rapido

[@badiola1973]

cualquier moto grande acelera muchisimo mas rapido que este avion

[@victorprietoiglesias2846]

@@badiola1973 bueno bueno… cualquier moto grande …no

[@danielguimaraesgouve]

@@badiola1973 but it doesn't take off 😊

[@ztwntyn8]

Damn, I was just on one and wondering. I was guessing 130mph not 160

[@PluckyUnderdog]

Typical rotation speed of a 737-8 is anywhere between 120-180mph, depending on weight.

[@kfl16]

@@PluckyUnderdog nah the minimum takeoff speed isn’t 120 mph, it’s way too slow

[@cgdis_marc112]

You mean 260* ?

[@kfl16]

@@cgdis_marc112 it’s mph and 160 mph is 260

[@Xpilot587]

140*

[@karin.mathias3985]

B737-8 für mich der Beste Flieger aller Zeiten 👍 Top Video ❤

[@dev_eom1430]

C17 casually sitting there between passenger airliners

[@fightgang1316]

Finally someone who thought of doing this on a plane I've wanted to know this for a long time💪

[@lpg12338]

That was pretty neat. 👍

[@devonmeiring]

Glad you liked it!👍🏼

[@Kuzo32]

Beautiful engine sounds

[@Abhi-nr4sp]

Well for those wondering airplanes take off at around 140 - 170 knots and can reach around 320 - 390 knots which is around 800 - 1200 km/h ground speed

[@phuang3]

I've done the same before and amazed by how much lift can be provided with merely 250km/h speed

[@up2tech]

V1 is about 250/260 Km per hour. Nice!

[@Redbiertje]

V1 is the decision speed, not takeoff speed.

[@themidnighttavern6784]

About 160 mph for all my bros out there.

[@yourbigfan1777]

You mean rotate?

[@hornetsnestmedia]

V1 Rotato salad. Shout out to @airforceproud99.

[@hamish8283]

V1 is not takeoff

[@BuntyLokwani]

Boeing's takes off is much more faster than my personal computer boot up💀💀

[@sennaha]

Different for shorter runways with higher flap settings, different weights, high elevation airports, etc.

[@gavinrobinson7198]

Thank you so much, one of the best aviation post I’ve seen in a while.

[@ronz101]

Yes. Unusual. Eye catching.

[@devonmeiring]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@RahulWalli]

Which app to use measurement speed?

[@bigqwertycat]

Speed measurement app.

[@ritzkashyap8288]

​@@bigqwertycat😂

[@Naeemalbusaidi-vb4zr]

Take off happened at 260 km/h. Thanks for sharing

[@AA-tb7rg]

A car weighs roughly 1.6 - 2.5 tons and takes 3 - 7 seconds from 0-100 km/h or 0-60 mph. A plane weighs 10-20 times more and still accelerates as quickly. Shows how insane these engines are.

[@GoianoAmazonia]

the plane has all of that weight EMPTY, right? without fuel, passengers and cargo?

[@haminoalpaco9798]

The C-17 in the background😳

[@TheoneandonlyEETFUK]

saying bye

[@kashafnoor2244]

Insane power 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@ayushgautam9333]

What app is that ?

[@RuijieZhou]

Hey, you should use airplane mode for more accurate readings

[@phpART]

😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@BannedMariusz]

Mylisz się

[@JoeyJr702]

Dude's blood sugar levels after drinking some soda pop.

[@avgeek1930]

That feeling on takeoff on A380 is like no other , slams you back into the seat as those 4 giant engine spool up

[@timu1330]

I must say that I actually didn't feel much at all in the A380. Very smooth, even the takeoff. The 777's and 757's feel much more powerful to me.

[@BabyGators]

I tend to think private jets like Gulfstreams slam you back harder. I haven’t looked at acceleration figures, just going by the feel

[@BabyGators]

@@timu1330 a380 is a lot of weight to accelerate. If nearly empty, I’m sure they can throw you back, but crews probably don’t always use max power if unneeded

[@thegrandaviator8308]

777 take offs are more impressive, the GE90s slamming into you as you know its not even 100% full power

[@thegrandaviator8308]

777 take offs are more impressive, the GE90s slamming into you as you know its not even 100% full power

[@euangarciasgameplay8493]

A400M in the backround: hello its me 🙂

[@DiegoMarcher]

It depends on many factors such as wind speed and ground altitude, airplanes basically lift off because of the airspeed and wing shape, anyway, it's useful and a fun fact 😃

[@1900intz]

Nice acceleration!

[@TheAvationKid]

Knots is what pilots use. I'm a 737 and A320 sim pilot, We takeoff (rotate) at somewhere around 140 knots.

[@DJJake32]

I love the sound of the airplane

[@baravinds]

Lovely to watch, which app is this? Looks so pro bro!

[@resttimetube8315]

speed app

[@diptoshstory]

Which app did you used for this test??

[@southwestroadtrips]

Lots of speedometer apps available..

[@lucdaved541]

​@@southwestroadtripsand most of them suck, hence the ask for an opinion. If you don't want to contribute something useful, be quiet please.

[@derrick9635]

I absolutely love take off .

[@michaeljones7497]

It's actually pretty amazing how quick it picks up speed i mean it's slow compared to a high end car motorbike or F1 car. But at the end of the day it's a 737 that can weigh as much as 70,000kg with a full payload

[@kspradeep8397]

Smooth takeoff

[@LudeauvieK]

Le bruit des moteurs, j adore👂

[@perroquest]

Wesh un français

[@santinojozefmiller7721]

Don’t you just love the sound of a CFM56-7B jet engine?

[@beckystasny8346]

yes, the goat of 737 engines.

[@santinojozefmiller7721]

@@beckystasny8346 Right.

[@somethingsomething404]

Fun fact: gps stops working above like 1000kmph because of military concerns (targeting missles etc)

[@ryancourt8065]

Ah so thats what airplane mode is...

[@manjelos]

Even in air plane mode your phone is able to receive GPS signals. Air plane means your phone stop emitting on any frequency like GSM, LTE, G5, Wifi or Bluetooth but does not prevent receiving GPS because receiving GPS signals does not disturb anything

[@rhuttrho88]

​@@manjelos🤓

[@Trombo1976]

​@@manjelosyou are able to turn GPS in after you switched air plane mode on. But you are not allowed to! Plus he didn't have it on. Make a screenshot and zoom in!

[@lucasgroves137]

😅

[@manjelos]

@@Trombo1976 Well, how he can see the speed if the GPS is not on? This app use GPS. Receive of GPS signals does not interfere with anything, same as if you would listen to radio

[@vajaspiritos744]

I knew nobody turns on airplane mode😂

[@devonmeiring]

Airplane what?😂😂

[@BannedMariusz]

Amerykanie są zbyt ograniczeni umysłowo

[@Timbrock1000]

NOTE: The speed here is Kilometers, not miles per hour. A Kilometer is 60% of a mile. So, with a takeoff speed of about 263 Km/Hr., the MPH takeoff speed is about 160.1.

[@paruhblgen4222]

I knew take-off speed in 1982 - we used a pendulum to measure acceleration and watch to measure time

[@peepee5532]

Which app?

[@tzurielroman5466]

So much for flight mode announcement from the gorgeous attendant

[@TonyVallad]

Technically when using GPS you only receive signals. So it should work fine even with flight mode active. Correct me if I'm wrong. 😅

[@themining_pickaxe4355]

@@TonyVallad Yup you are correct, no reason to disable GPS when in planes

[@J4FTobinator]

@@TonyVallad but you can clearly see by pausing the vid that flight mode is not activated.

[@Wilson632]

The takeoff and Landing is the best part of flying.🛫🛬

[@lukethomas.125]

Yeah, the acceleration speaks for itself

[@nighttow8780]

I've been on hundreds of flights. I have never heard a plane make that noise before.

[@Wh0isTh3D0ct0r]

Meanwhile, in the pilots' headsets: "brrt-brrrrrt-zrrt-zrrt-brrrrrrrrt" Pilot: "Damn it. Someone STILL thinks that planes aren't filled with miles and miles of electrical wires."

[@polytekhat]

lol yuh

[@LorenzoGiordanoGomes]

GPS speedometer doesn't rely on cellphone reception so the guy isn't doing anything wrong. And secondly even if he wasn't using airplane mode it still wouldn't make a difference.

[@gabrielchanel4448]

@@LorenzoGiordanoGomes Unless he started a call

[@manjelos]

Nope, maybe if he would be a one inch to headset. Still, due safety regulation a signal from phones can affect some sensors in the air plane. Well, there would be for sure no way to get air plane crash but the standards are pretty high. Also you can receive GPS signal even in a air plane mode, it is about receiving, not emitting anything

[@Trombo1976]

You can also see he didn't have air plane mode on! Air traffic controllers are the ones who will hear the "brrt-brrrt". Not the pilot! Happens regularly... You can't help stupid

[@lhoffmann1999]

The Takeoff Speed is influenced by many factors. How many People are on the Plane, how are they Set (is the Plane balanced by weight (each passanger has it's on weight)), how much Cargo, is the Cargo balanced and Sorted by it's weight, how much fuel has the Plane, what is the weather conditions, what is the condition of the Runway, how are the conditions of the tires, and so on. So you cant generalize the Takeoff Speed of an Airplane. But still it's fascinating.

[@rtbrtb_dutchy4183]

Rotation speed is done by weight only. Not tires, runway condition or even weather condition or where passengers are seated. Just weight and density altitude.

[@yourbigfan1777]

I hope you know the weight of the plane has to be balanced

[@beeboppmcgopp]

1st video I've ever seen like this. Cool

[@AWiseGerman]

The Take Off Speed Is The Speed Of Some Car Like The Supra But The Cruising Speed Is The Real Chad

[@A64632]

Depends on takeoff weight, that can be from around 45 to around 80 tonnes.

[@tnugaming1881]

Go and search google about this plane weight idiot🤣🤣🤣

[@deang5622]

Is the sky blue? Do bears...

[@aaronfrench8322]

He’s definitely speeding in that school zone…

[@devonmeiring]

😂😂😂😂

[@ronaldgreen5292]

Lol

[@jordolution3212]

what a great take-off from cape town

[@ayikauche9678]

the person who invented this was a legend😂

[@Dimitris-wx6hn]

So freaking interesting!!!!!!! ❤❤❤ Thank you!!! I thought it was 350km per hour...

[@devonmeiring]

Yeah. You're welcome!👍🏼

[@lucasmanion4164]

An airliner at MTOW could require 350 km/h (around 189 knots) as its Vr.

[@suhairwahab7643]

My caprice too flies like this ❤

[@ianpearson7544]

You still have a Chevy Caprice 😮😂

[@BlaxkEdits]

Dang, if you make a Bugatti have a upward force it can fly

[@SzymoX13]

What is that app caled?

[@BasuriGuy]

Bro seen c17 Globemaster ☠️💀

[@METX210]

Now that's a very handy tool!

[@ipadize]

Germans: hehe Handy

[@samsteimel4506]

@@ipadize bmw

[@IBins.]

​@@ipadizeare you on racial profiling? handy means usefull not the german word for mobilephone. take a look at google translator.

[@janikreyk7509]

Yeah, cool.., an App for flying a 737🎉

[@NathalieLichten]

Thank you 😊

[@user-dc5uw6yf9v]

Обожаю в самолёта именно момент набора скорости и взлета!!❤❤

[@user-gg1wl1kk1i]

По сравнению с мото, не очем))

[@user-dc5uw6yf9v]

@@user-gg1wl1kk1i бесспорно☺️

[@dendruma]

​@@user-gg1wl1kk1iс таким разгоном что развивает Боинг, то я думаю до 150 даже соляра сделает его.😂

[@user-hr9yt2yg8v]

А как же вираж при заходе на посадку?

[@dendruma]

@@user-qv4mx6zl8z килограмм 100?

[@user-pp8ys9ry5p]

Ооогоссспади). Пережил снова эти ощущения взлета))

[@Entity_BlackRed777]

Final speed in MPH is 188.8Mph, just to know!!

[@ahmadtheaviationlover1937]

Love the buzz saw sound of the entines

[@JohnDoe-xm9ql]

Great video

[@danielcesman6091]

What app is that