San Francisco Airport | great view take off | Boeing B767-322ER | United Airlines

[@tomtruszkowski]

Thank you, for not putting noise (music) over this beautiful engine roar.

[@coashddjj2]

Very nice video -- relaxing. Enjoyed the landscape a lot, too.

[@Jungele]

It's so freaking exciting and thrilling when it turns onto the runway and then floors it! Gives me goosebumps every time!

[@Manu2455]

Everyone can see the Firts 727-100 to United near they hangar. this Video is great, congratulations.

[@netman2670]

Um, it was a bit of sarcasm based on the supposed danger exhibited by flight attendants. I realize electronic devices like this are not going to bring down a plane. I still enjoy the video. Went to Maui myself about 3 weeks ago and now I can relive that wonderful take off again and again.

[@halo2windows]

@seatgurus United uses different engines. According to their website, the 767s uses PW4052s while the 747s use PW4056s

[@GatwickSpotting]

Couldn't agree more. Although I like the A435. But the WB Airbus noses always look wrong to me.

[@netman2670]

Dude, you are supposed to turn off ALL electronic devices on take off. You could have made that plane crash!!! Nice video by the way. :)

[@sandscapept]

What's a "Premier Executive" doing sitting in coach near the wing?

[@TheFlyingExperience]

you know that 767 have a same engines as a 747? 747 has four of them while the 767 has a pair! just FYI

[@PilotKriss]

@SwimmingMunky2 exactly, only things that send radio waves (like phones) could effect

[@grassroot3]

they are CFM-6 from GE.

[@Caipiroska243]

Believe those are Pratts (Pratt & Whitneys). Generally sound less "gruff" than Rolls Royces.

[@sacpilot]

this might be because the 767 uses the same engines as the 744, just with two instead of four, of course

[@tillyboos]

Just Hawaii Department of Agriculture forms, it's no biggie -- you don't even need a passport! Hawaii is fantastic! If you can, you should go.

[@PGMEagle]

hmmm I never been to Hawaii you need to fill out fourms to go there intresting

[@dylanhelmer]

very much agreed

[@akturksener123]

united 767-322ER?????

[@JJ600RR]

actually that 727 belongs to SF state

[@andyplace]

Nope, United uses PW on their 767's. And they have PW powered 747's, 757's, and 777's.

[@steliosoctavios]

and respecting the 250kts until 10000feet

[@fly4ever93]

im probably like the lucky one here i live in maui instead of having to fly 5 hours

[@PilotKriss]

@HeroesThe4400fan It feels like you fall out the sky for a couple of seconds :)

[@windh]

Clearly a B767...

[@UTubeLightBulb]

RR engines hurt the ears =(

[@nickbounce]

duh...have u seen camera used in the pilot's cock pit? search you tube for landing from cock pit videos..

[@Niteowlette]

ALL electronics are to be turned off for take off and landing. This includes ANYTHING with an ON/OFF button. It is not an option, it is REQUIRED under FAA regulations. As a Premier Executive on United Airlines, he/she knows this! So, these cameras are being turned on AFTER the flight attendants tell them to turn OFF ALL electronics as required by Federal law. There is a reason for this requirement!

[@dylanhelmer]

dude fuck yea i love the 737's the most these planes can fly perfect distances. i know the 737-400 can actually fly to hawaii (honolulu) from Like KSFO san fran. Seen a few jets do this. And if a 737 can do that, that shows how good they are :D

[@halo2windows]

I like the 777... I absolutely dislike the A330s and A340s

[@jetfreak4]

Are you kidding me? LMAO Rolls Royce engines are loud as hell compared to the Pratts.

[@RHCP9181]

@cvishwin HOLY SHIT!!!

[@pujols544]

Boeing > Airbus Boeing is a way better built aircraft. Sure the airbus 380 is big, but that means nothing.... Oh yea that means that it costs tons of dollars to buy. Easily you could send 2 or 3 737's to do the same job for..... a Quarter of the cost of an airubs 380?

[@alexismarch8144]

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