British Airways 777 - RR powered takeoff to Kingston Jamaica - quality sound.

[@FL2070]

This is, by very far, the best 777 takeoff video on youtube.

[@turbofanlover]

Spectacular. The "grunt" produced by those Trents is simply awesome. :)

[@jolloffnr]

This is by very very far the best 777 takeoff on KZbin.

[@2pb]

Thank you!

[@AlexTrain5249]

Those engines sound absolutely EPIC!

[@MrPLC999]

Love that pounding bass note when they select take off power! 8:00 (Most recordings fail to capture it. They give mid-range and treble only.) That's 100,000 horsepower folks -- turn it up and smile!!

[@tomtalker2000]

AWESOME POWER AND SOUND from those monster engines...!!! Just to feel that must have been amazing.

[@xsentinel3044]

Robert Williamson Its a 777-236ER

[@AMERICANPSYCHO73]

Holy smokes! Did I just find the angriest, most violent sounding 777 takeoff on KZbin? Seemed like the takeoff started as close to the edge of runway as possible (far before the piano keys), gained far more speed than usual before rotating, and continually tried to calm down after getting airborne, only to spool back up again..... this truly was a max-power takeoff. Best on KZbin?

[@TheAviator121296]

I love the engine sound @ 12:20 :D

[@zaiooodi]

Those fan blade tips just want an excuse to go supersonic 🤤

[@raajmata]

Its a Hell of an engine... very nice sound. I m addicted to airplane sounds..

[@tonyhernandez3227]

I love sound of the engines and are music to me!!!

[@ilyasilyasow3445]

amazing..... the spool up and the throttle cut later are fantastic, I love your work, especially that you recorded the sound very good

[@davidca96]

The low growl of Trent's is fantastic.

[@aviation4lifenz132]

Love the sound of the rolls royce

[@tchirn]

Sorry, they are GE-90 engines not Rolls Royce.

[@2pb]

Hi tchim - These are definitely Rolls Royce engines. Lookup the registration G-YMME on Google. Also compare and contrast my last video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZm2gXmVibijpsU which features a GE-90 equipped 777 GE-90 have a distinctive whine while Rolls Royce have a deeper tone.

[@corybrayshaw9927]

They are Rolls Royce engines not the GE-90, the NON ER -200 has an option for Rolls Royce Trent 800 engines

[@2pb]

And what's more.. If you look closely at the engine at say 08:05 - You can see the RR in the Rolls Royce logo :)

[@keironwarmington4878]

Ikr it's rolls Royce the distinct sound and feel

[@anthonyglee1710]

Great video and sound, well captured, thank you. Despite being a frequent flyer, I still get a little nervous when they reduce to climb power. Those RB211 Trent’s really sound like they’re grinding metal, love it!

[@thecavemandynamic2685]

That sound! It's both beautiful and powerful at the same time! Love this! 🙌

[@aron787]

Great sound!

[@2pb]

+BSL Spotter Thank you! . The external mic really makes a difference - you hear subtle sounds that you are simply not able to pick up with a standard microphone..

[@aron787]

+BArBAdos Fan ah okay xD

[@spicytakis]

This is simply amazing. AMAZING. And that IS some quality in the sound indeed!

[@callumlovestrainsandplanes2108]

IT sounds like one of those air conditioner heat pumps when they take off love that sound

[@jenniferreeves6613]

Awesome sound it's like actually flying I'm watching this with my ear buds in great job 😜

[@2pb]

Thank you!

[@zaiooodi]

Those fan blade tips just want an excuse to go supersonic 🤤

[@ChrisZoomER]

Yes they do

[@christinagreaves7932]

Christ love that sound

[@suec6311]

Absolutely beautiful sounding No wonder I can sleep on this plane

[@lindaloe]

LOVE THE ROLLS ROYCE SOUND!!

[@paulwillis6488]

Roles Royce the ultimate engines

[@dhtelevision]

11:39 My PC when I’m running Chrome. 12:25 My PC when I’m running FS2020. (When it’s released)

[@Mike5890Aviation]

i agree with you on that.

[@deepcover1979]

Awesome sound!!!!!!!

[@Gr3harrier]

Amazing video and even greater sound. 👌

[@jorgegomez3026]

those tren895 are amazing power

[@shreyaskulkarni4805]

Amazing sound ❤

[@ricardosam8050]

Beautiful wow sound fantastic. BA stop flying 747 to Kingston’s? Lovely see

[@2pb]

I'm afraid BA haven't flown 747s to the Caribbean for decades now :(

[@ricardosam8050]

Wow I wonder why ? Sad really I love the queen of the sky

[@stein1385]

Enjoyably satisfying, Ty 👍

[@AvocatDude]

RR Trent 500 is my favorite engine sound.

[@gunnerjohnson4103]

Usually the BA 777s at Gatwick are commonly with GE90s and rarely Trent 800s

[@hope6571]

I know its not as good as GE90s but it is by far the best engine sound I've ever heard!

[@MegaVector2011]

Sure you do. Rolls Royce all the way.

[@TheEnthusiastOnYoutube]

G-YMME has the best sounding Trent 800s in the BA fleet. Shame I can’t film it as its a Gatwick based aircraft now. G-YMMK also used to be on par, however I believe they changed the engines on that one. The next closest one is G-YMMT which is getting there!

[@Chrisp707-]

It isn’t the GE90 roar by any means but it still sounds amazing.

[@larssvendsen8711]

The sound at 0:43 is the normal noice these engines make at start-up.

[@maclifton.6201]

lol

[@BhaddBhitchh]

I saw a Caribbean Airlines 767 in the background It's still saddening that they are not in the fleet anymore

[@Airplanefan-fk1kd]

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[@accen7official882]

What is this sound called at 7:11? It is a really wierd sound but i hear ir on almost every flight except GE 90's. Anyhow I love this noise. Does anyone recognize it too? Also its at 8:05

[@tyredcar03]

Sumania Spool up, it's present on the ge90, but very subtle

[@robbae9307]

the best noise on earth is that hum of the engines spooling up. on the 747-400 it's amazing

[@wizbang68]

It them starting the 2nd engine. They have to get the fan blade up to a certain speed before it can be lit. aka engine #1 air pressure is used to start engine #2 so they need to push #1 up to give #2 enough air pressure to reach sufficient speed/pressure where it can start the engine and self sustain the engine.You will hear the same sort of behavior when they start the first engine it’s just much more subtle and may be from the back of the plane (if they are using an APU) or the side of the plane (if they are using a huffer) But the #2 startup is why suddenly during mid taxi a sound of heavy thrust. I thought it seemed like they are trying to get out of someones way or were told they need to stop lolly gagging, but in reality they are just starting the other engine. If you have a longer taxi it will be more noticable because they will use 1 engine until they are closer to the runway. The exception of being icey conditions where thrust from one side could push the plane sideways/ off the runway.

[@bagofchippies3209]

One Suhaib Boi its the best sound ever and its also present on the Rolls Royce trent 700 which the a330 use and its sound so good

[@buckachiddy]

It's not any of what you say Both engines are started on pushback, The noise is just the gas flow in the engine as the power is slightly advanced.

[@speedbird1598]

Damn it PMDG this is what I want to fly not some 737 MAX please hurry up with the 200ER :P

[@christinagreaves7932]

Nice one !!!

[@shhmule]

Certainly not a simple departure climb! I'm sure the pilot had to level off quite a few times and reduce thrust. Normally, the aircraft can climb at a constant power setting right up to cruise. Must be busy airspace in those parts.

[@wizbang68]

Climbing out of Jamaica I would say so. They have to hit a pretty steep climb and hit a assigned flight level before they get over cuba and then they have to deal with flights in and out of MIA/ FLL/ RSW/ TPA/ MCO. Each has substantial vollumes Miami and Orlando have 24x7 operations with scheduled arrivals and departures all hours.

[@buckachiddy]

@@wizbang68 Again nonsense, this flight is out of EGKK.

[@Millyyyy93]

@@buckachiddy no.. just no lol. This flight departs Jamaica

[@buckachiddy]

@@Millyyyy93 It's Gatwick. I don't think Kingston has Easyjet, or cars with UK registration plates.

[@james24281]

@@buckachiddy also i don't remember the airport in Kingston being quite so far inland, the other give away is 'on this flight to kingston' but hey we could be wrong.

[@DnD_Robb404]

Good sounding, but I’ve heard trent 800s spin faster.

[@BLACKzj52]

Awesome sound. Can anyone explain why the engines start to change tone a little as the plane rotates on takeoff?

[@GarlandTexasSpotter2024]

This is called trust reduction, it helps reduce noise, keep control speed, and reduce air pollution.

[@BLACKzj52]

@@GarlandTexasSpotter2024 I'm talking about right at rotation not at top of climb out. Specifically at the 8:50 mark.

[@exoticgueslet3389]

8:04 Dang thing sounds like the Infinity Gauntlet 😂

[@avgeeks7672]

Takeoff at 8:00

[@revolutions88]

Top Gun theme Starts

[@Mike5890Aviation]

8:01 is better than the GE-90

[@bobbertirvin2116]

Great videos enjoyed three of them thus far. This one showed a totally white plane as you taxied down the runway, never seen a white plane with absolutely nothing on it, wonder why. I think it might be labeled Snowman Airlines, LOL. I'm going to subscribe 👌👍.

[@plsniper]

Bombo clot! Wow!

[@jeffreymorris11]

So smooth Rolls-Royce power! The price of each engine please? £30 to £35 million?

[@futonclutch5040]

Nice.

[@jrwoodson3927]

787 RR 777 300ER GE-90-115 and 777-PW

[@hamster_planespotting]

12:18 Hier sieht man deutlich wie schnell sich das Flugzeug bewegt

[@ChrisZoomER]

That buzz saw noise though...

[@FSEVENMAN]

of Trent does sound cool but as far as power they don't hold a candle to the GE 90 and the GE 90 has a very unique Industrial sound to it.....

[@Pkmn_mlp_sonic_fnaf_fan]

it sounds like 50hz

[@Jim1971a]

Isn’t every takeoff full power?

[@RetalityEU]

Not necessarily

[@Jim1971a]

zFives then how does the person who posted this know that it was a full throttle takeoff?

[@iaexo]

Jim1971a I suppose he presumed from the full load and the sound of those engines?

[@2pb]

Jim1971a - You are right - I don't know - only the Pilot would :) I assumed from the speed and sound of the engines and the full loading that it was - compared to previous flights on similar aircraft. But to be pedantic - the take-off may have been more powerful than normal but not necessarily "full throttle". I've amended the title

[@2pb]

Just to draw a line under this one. I recently flew once more to Jamaica - similar situation - a Rolls Royce powered 777 (reg G-YMMD) completely full. During the flight I bumped into one of the first officers in the Galley and I asked him whether they needed to use full power on the takeoff. His reply was "No need - the Rolls Royce Trents are very powerful engines and Gatwick has a full length runway. We probably used around 3/4 power. We would probably only need a full throttle takeoff if fully loaded on a short runway." So it is fair to assume that the takeoff for my video was not full power. I've already removed the word "full" from my title.

[@tomtke7351]

does anyone else hear an engine buzz/rattle?

[@Michael.Chapman]

Could it ever be better than this?

[@hotelgulf]

Great sound!!! However, you were on a 767-300. Giveaway was the Rolls engine, diameter, and wing, BA's 777's have GE90's. In any case, I loved your vid, subscribed, and look forward to checking out your other uploads! 😎

[@2pb]

Thanks for the comments. However if you lookup the reg number G-YMME, you will find that it is a Boeing 777-236. For example see the Air Accidents Investigation Branch report at www.gov.uk/aaib-reports/aar-2-2007-boeing-777-236-g-ymme-10-june-2004 You will see that G-YMME is a Boeing 777-236. If you download the full report the Aircraft information shows the number and type of engines as: "2 Rolls-Royce Trent 895-17 turbofan engines ". The AAIB certainly won't make a mistake on identifying the aircraft :)

[@VinnyWaymark]

BA only have quite a few GE powered 777's. You can also tell this is a 777 from the wing flex.

[@CDB8939]

The 46 Ba777-200 are powered by either RR Trent 800 or GE90. The 12 BA777-300 are all GE 90-115B1

[@mylesmcdowell4171]

H G BA do not serve Kingston with the 767, nor do they base any at LGW. It's a 777 :)

[@jviation737]

Note: BA uses 777s with GE90s along with Trents

[@blackship2380]

sounds like tu-95

[@louisebrown4622]

✔️

[@luckyme4136]

BLOOD CLAAT !!!!! Hahahaha😂

[@tabethajpedzisayi9590]

Some comments 😂😂😂

[@Zimmy_1981]

Gotta get that cough, yo

[@asmartbajan]

If I was aboard a plane whose engines were making those weird sounds, I'd be _scared as heck_ and praying like crazy! Sounds like imminent engine failure to me.

[@liamcarroll5014]

Understandable, but that's what the Trents are all about, scaring unknowing passengers and attracting enthusiasts (apart from powering a plane)

[@smyle78]

After take off the engines has very annoying sound. I dont want to hear that on the entire trip.

[@Scott2122232425]

Why do people ALWAYS film the entire push back and taxi!!!!! So annoying

[@2pb]

Actually I didn't show the entire taxi - there were a couple of extended holds during the period. Can't please everyone I guess. Thank you for your comment - all feeback taken onboard.

[@victormartinez-kn8jt]

so

[@AviFan-bs8bw]

GE90 sounds better

[@hassanabdallah3115]

Terrible