Delta Boeing 757-200 Engine Growl on Takeoff in Atlanta!

Unedited takeoff of Delta Airlines Boeing 757-200 from Atlanta, Georgia. A thunderstorm had just passed through, so a full-power takeoff was performed to quickly climb above the thunderstorms in the area.
August 13, 2023.
About the "buzzsaw effect":
The engine grinding noise, commonly referred to as the "buzzsaw effect," is a result of the blades on the jet engine spinning faster than the speed of sound. Under certain conditions, this can cause the chainsaw sound effect heard in this video. So next time you fly on a plane and hear this sound, know that nothing is wrong with your plane and what you're hearing is simply a result of complicated physics and fluid mechanics problem!
#boeing757 #takeoff

[@ronaldcuieii8639]

That is bad a**!! Very very nice.

[@kenpalmer1965]

Great takeoff video! A summer flight at that! My very favorite kind out of ATL!

[@SkyFlyTripAir]

great video, excellent takeoff, 👌 👏 👍

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

Beautiful video. Amazing sounds 😊😊😊

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

PW2000 series engines aren`t my favorite but thats a damn sexy good sound :-)

[@charliehill995]

P/Ws are my favorite. Flew Beavers, Otters, Caribous and C-47s (Golden Knights). All equiped with piston engines P/Ws.

[@CellForce1]

Set climb power 0:56

[@asd1336]

"Line up and wait" 😆

[@mitchhancock9777]

It’s funny how much different the Rolls Royce engines sound.

[@philplummer5516]

Yeh I can’t stop laughing either 😂

[@nicofink5678]

Yeah omg that’s so funny I almost pissed myself

[@parkerjon29]

RB 211!

[@intelboydj1]

3900 rpm

[@bilinda508]

Rolls Royce RB211 power!!!

[@asasmith2696]

This is PW2000 were talking

[@ecoRfan]

It’s in such high thrust that it sounds a bit like an RB211 even though it’s a PW2037.