Delta 737-900ER Rainy Day Takeoff from New York-JFK - Brand New Plane

Early evening departure from JFK after a long day of rainy weather, aboard a brand new Delta 737-900ER-the newest one in operation at the time, in fact. The airport was busy as usual for the time of day, but the lineup of departing aircraft moved quickly enough that we sort of just rolled slowly down the taxiway towards the end of Runway 4L. Usually I'll only cut out parts where we weren't moving when editing my videos, but since I couldn't really do that this time, I just sped up that part of the video, especially because I wasn't facing the runway so I couldn't film any of the departing traffic. After taking off with lots of condensation effects, we quickly passed into the overcast cloud layer, and stayed in the clouds for a good little while as we continued our climbout, finally breaking through to blue skies around FL250 (25,000 ft). Check out the landing in Salt Lake-with a beautiful sunset-here: • Delta 737-900ER Landin... .
Date: May 5, 2019
Airline: Delta Air Lines (DAL/DL)
Flight: DL2409
Departure: New York-JFK Int'l Airport (KJFK/JFK)
Arrival: Salt Lake City Int'l Airport (KSLC/SLC)
Aircraft: Boeing 737-900ER
Registration: N923DZ
Seat: 14F (Main Cabin)
Camera: iPhone XS Max

[@drewski1535]

Lovely seeing Alitalia:-) ❤💚🇮🇹

[@swissfejfrey2140]

Nice one. Love the JFK heavies.

[@AviationADM]

Thanks! Yeah, me too

[@franklinreyes2313]

Bumpy flight

[@nicksheeder1757]

Just outta curiosity. Do you hold your phone vertically or horizontally when shooting takeoffs?

[@AviatorGamer]

Horizontally. Because if it was vertical u would of been sending the video vertically not horizontal 😅

[@ebonyapplebery1712]

that engine sound makes me nervous

[@therealdeal6846]

That's some cloud coverage took a while to break out of it???...would be shit for pilots having to fly back to that shit on the same leg??..but hey they're well trained