Cathay Pacific Boeing 777-300 [B-HNH] takeoff in Hong Kong - awesome RR engine roar sound!!!

30.07.2019 - Pushack, engine start, taxi and takeoff on runway 7R at Hong Kong Airport with the typical RR engnine roar! Despite overcast, there was a chance to get a few views of Downtown Honkong before heading out to the sea.
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Date: 30th July 2019
Flight: CX 785
Origin: Hong Kong - Chek Lap Kok Airport VHHH / HKG
Destination: Denpasar / Bali - I Gusti Ngurah Rai WADD / DPS
Airline: Cathay Pacific Airways
Aircraft: Boeing 777-300
Registration: B-HNH
Seat: 41A
Departure: 1000 (actual 1020)
Arrival: 1505 (actual 1509)
Flight time: 4h 24min
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在香港出发，欣赏城市美景。 来自发动机的声音非常好。

[@asasmith2696]

full power

[@aviationlover3550]

Amazing sounds!

[@evanhighschoolaviationsfan6333]

Wooooow, 好正！！！！

[@joshuahalla.k.a.controlla6333]

Great video.☺️ Edit: This is the first time that I’m see a Boeing 777-300 use RR Trent 800 engines unless you meant to say Boeing 777-200.☺️

[@VoarVideos]

Thanks :) there are a few airlines still operating the RR-version of the 777-300 (delivered before the popular ER-version was introduced) like Thai, Cathay Pacific, ANA and Japan Airlines. They fly mostly shorter high-density routes. Emirates had them as well but transfered to CX.

[@Banom7a]

cathay ordered with RR engine back in the 90s

[@qwertyytrewq9570]

@@VoarVideos NH, JL and KE use the PWs. Great sounding engines. Looks like the Japanese won't be flying them anymore, and recent reports indicate the Koreans are still holding on to em.

[@ku-1500]

@@qwertyytrewq9570 Good news: NH is flying them again. Bad news: JL ditched them.

[@1000BT]

Cathay had the first one built

[@CzechAviator]

Nice vid

[@Roboseal2]

shouldve had pw engines on it. makes 3k lbs of thrust more each

[@evanhighschoolaviationsfan6333]

7:46 My house！！！！

[@evanhighschoolaviationsfan6333]

9:11 here is Kai Tak Airport before

[@leonelpereira3438]

Was that plane in the old or new livery?