#SHORTS

A takeoff from Newark Airport onboard a United 777-300ER. The sound of the engine is absolutely amazing from inside the plane. A full trip report on this flight is coming soon. Keep an eye out for that.
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Plane: Boeing 777-300ER
Registration: N2251U
Airline: United Airlines
Flight Number: UAL1825
Seat: 9L
Origin: Newark Liberty International EWR/KEWR
Destination: San Francisco International SFO/KSFO
Date: June 18th, 2022
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[@Man0War]

People that have never flown have not experienced the humbling feeling of being pushed into your seat during takeoff

[@trey_rdee]

W comment

[@Jack-ny4vu]

Best feeling ever

[@WisePigeon1001]

yes

[@lorddarlo6194]

I flew on my first 777 it was BA 777-300ER from LHR to JFK Sat behind the engines near to the back I had Aisle seat but god they sounded fantastic and the Power. My first ever flight was 2019 on an AC787 from LHR to YVR with GEnx. Same on the way back and from JFK it was a GE90-90B 772 wanted a Rolls Royce having never flew on an RE powered aircraft

[@k.santoshrao6043]

Ur absolutely right

[@williscunningham3109]

Ahh, Newark Liberty

[@Spindal45]

I wonder what the weight is on the end of one of the titanium fins on the front as it spools up to max revolution, I bet it's extraordinary.

[@arturogarcia8504]

Nunca me he subido a un avión me encantaría hacerlo

[@Franinusa1316]

AIRPORT:newark liberty internacional airport

[@brucesmith9144]

👍 the IKEA right along I-95 is the giveaway.

[@ederferreirasilva7549]

ESPETÁCULAR

[@JesusReigns777]

Not full power. The GE90 is capable of a lot more.

[@masighose8098]

Bro you are correct because if they will give full throttle during any take off the passengers will get hard push back due to inertia

[@TB-um1xz]

@@masighose8098 well not quite true if they are heavy.

[@iheardyougotrapedbyahobosl7374]

@@masighose8098 and not just that, if it's full power, they are gonna overuse the engine, which may give an angine failure during takeoff, so in order for it not to happen, it's always 90% throttle

[@k.santoshrao6043]

@@masighose8098 yes

[@timoswindowseat7045]

I would say it is an average take off and not even close to maximum trust.

[@DryCrank]

That’s not full power! It does sound nice though.

[@iheardyougotrapedbyahobosl7374]

Yes

[@brucesmith9144]

Unless you live off the end of a runway and a 777 takes off over your house at 3 AM. LOUD!!

[@k.santoshrao6043]

@@brucesmith9144 Hello 👋🤗

[@Youtub77W]

@@brucesmith9144My dream

[@cjmolle5294]

Techinically all jet engines are never running at “full power” except when they are being tested. TO/GA thrust is the most powerful setting on jet engines and its always at least 2% shy of “full power”

[@kylew.4720]

Oh the love for flight. R.i.p DAD 30 years as an aircraft inspector.

[@alexloza6092]

Love the GE-90!!! Music to my ears 👂 Thanks for sharing!!!

[@cun7us]

The diameter of the engine is bigger than the fuselage of a 737. Magnificent machine.

[@timwilson7326]

Thats the ge9x

[@ahmedayaat4736]

That's the GE9X or the GENX, GE90 same as 737 fuselage

[@Fleetwoodjohn]

I know it’s hard to imagine

[@cun7us]

@@ahmedayaat4736 true. I should also mention that the engine itself is about 1/3 the size of the casing. The reason they're so big is because of the fan blades.

[@pooryorick831]

That might be a bit of exaggeration, but not much. 777 engines are enormous.

[@gdessario5014]

I love listening to those things spool! See the load on the wings and they'll start to flex!

[@jmshkm]

That’s probably about 60% power lol but still awesome. I’ll by flying in a 777 to maui in a few weeks

[@normacascio9041]

Have a great trip and enjoy Maui.

[@inflight_aviation]

They wouldn’t go that low. The N1% is probably around 82%

[@Lowse1345]

That's a lot more than 60 easily in the 80s the GE90 isn't that loud of an engine

[@byrenwynn9728]

A 777 is soo powerful it can take off with one engine

[@Lowse1345]

Only on a long enough runway and at max thrust 😂

[@LJayyBeh]

@@Lowse1345that’s still incredible

[@Lowse1345]

@@LJayyBeh many aircraft are able to do that now

[@stuffstoconsider3516]

@@Lowse1345 Seriously!!!

[@F1SHY99]

@@stuffstoconsider3516 almost every twin engine can do it. Its a part of the certification program.

[@hassana7413]

Looks like EWR, NEWARK, NJ

[@joatmon101b]

It is. You can see the Bayonne Bridge at the beginning. Taking off from runway 4L. I've driven by several times and never realized how close it is to the water.

[@jetPower1960]

United B777 Newark

[@planemad]

SIIIIIIICK!!!!!! That gives me goose bumps every time it replays with max volume 😁 Nice one mate 👍

[@aviyaanaman9387]

It's not full power

[@planemad]

Who said full power??? 🫣🫠

[@antonellatoriello3108]

Good Mornight

[@theadventurousboi9609]

sounds like 80% power. those rolls royce GE90 engines have an amazing sound

[@nawafakbar9980]

General Electric not rolls royce

[@peterferraiolo4071]

I can tell you took off from Newark, NJ (EWR). I noticed Port Newark and I-95 (NJ Turnpike) in the background. Great 👍🏻 video 📹🛫

[@msm2143]

Yes and IKEA!! 😜

[@peterferraiolo4071]

@@msm2143 You’re absolutely welcome 🤗

[@UnionCountyPhotography]

my favorite airport! 🙌

[@peterferraiolo4071]

@@UnionCountyPhotography I haven’t been there in a while. I’ll have to go and check it out 😎

[@tyrek78]

its such fun to go into the ikea and watch planes takeoff and land

[@neilkim123]

How do you know it's full power? Rarely do they use anywhere near full power for take off.

[@NickFlightX]

True, it might not be full TOGA power, but definitely close to full takeoff power

[@davesemak]

I doubt full power, those engines rarely need full power

[@LAplaneSpotter]

Absolutely amazing!

[@bennett7374]

I still can’t comprehend the fact that the 777 engine is taller and wider than an entire 737 fuselage.

[@Arab_Guy_GT500]

Yeah it's like the 777 is carrying two 737s under its wings 😂

[@vibez8095]

yet it’s so quiet

[@hongthainguyen5334]

@@vibez8095That is anything BUT quiet. The sound is welcomed though

[@ReidsAviation]

same

[@evannordhaus]

It's taking off from newark Liberty airport in new jersey i was once stuck in that place for half a day because of weather and then we boarded our plane after that we sat on the runway fo another hour or 2 while i was sick

[@Arab_Guy_GT500]

777s are like carrying two 737s on their wings Look how massive the GE90 is 😍

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing this take off scene. yes, the engines are not at full power. It is at take-off power which is less than full power. These engines are very powerful and nice to see.

[@Yes_hut]

That engine looks MASSIVE compared to the wing

[@AyeCarumba221]

Always amazes me how much planes and engines flex.

[@1966spyderco]

That's about how fast I pass IKEA when I'm out with my wife.......

[@rossginn1171]

Very cool video 👍🏻 Isn’t it remarkable how much movement is going on? Wobble wobble 😳

[@timwilson7326]

Yep, unnerving to witness as a passenger but totally by design

[@Workerbee-zy5nx]

Dam, that modern wing bends like a wet lasagne noodle.😳

[@alohatvn]

Super awesome 👌

[@locoHAWAIIANkane]

God I love that growl!

[@cortneystuart3689]

Sounded like an air raid sir÷n when it first started up

[@LASHRP]

Full power? Thats only 70-85%

[@shannonb3365]

That is more than a 100,000 lbs of thrust!

[@RomeTheAviator]

Gotta love it! Avgeek’s favorite sound lol

[@samypons3185]

facts

[@phillp7777]

I'm pretty sure all these modern GE Aviation ac engines like GE90x fam are made basically all by hand by individual teams of engineers and techs ... like no automatic assembly line mass producing here.

[@davidbrink3328]

Looks just like the Elizabeth, NJ airport with I - 95 NJ Turnpike in the background and the Seaport been by there quite a few times and did pickups and delivery there

[@Jamentheplanespotter]

Out of what Airport (WHT)??

[@8020drummer]

lol Newark

[@BBS7523]

I don't think you haven't seen the GE90s full power yet

[@fxrisxmxli]

What people don't realize is that this engine is powerful & efficient enough that it doesn't need to run at full power.

[@igorbrito2695]

If your long-haul flight was in recent years, your best chance of it being a 747 would be with Lufthansa. Most airlines in the world have already stopped flying them with passengers, with the vast majority of currently flying planes being freighters

[@louiseprice7755]

Beautiful sound

[@kineticm32]

Who puts a freakn IKEA next to an airport ?? Americans.. EWR

[@siedel2694]

This is not even close to a full power take off. Sounds like a massive derate

[@sforsheepy5234]

Sounds like my ps4

[@CarsPaint]

😍😍😍 So beautiful

[@Littleiron7]

its a FLX takeoff

[@MilitarFuerzaespecial-dz4iq]

Boliviana de aviación

[@sonnyanthonyzabala680]

Anyone knows what airline and airport is this?

[@NickFlightX]

This is United Airlines at EWR

[@sonnyanthonyzabala680]

@@NickFlightX Thanks for the info

[@AA-tz2bm]

new united livery

[@srm530]

Fun fact: GE90 daimation size is equal to a350 body size 😄

[@odgeetv8515]

And that's the engine

[@CellPhoneAddicted]

The most powerful engine! 😎

[@debraklein5924]

Just Fabulous! Thank you Nick!

[@35C-z3k]

Cool 😎

[@radiohead2206]

My experience at YYZ. I could be wrong. I have stood behind the planes taking. I feel the two engines of 777 blows back (yeah scientific term Huh 😂) more air than 4 engines of 747. I could be 💯 wrong, but it feels like that.

[@EatMyPropwash]

“Full power”. Most takeoffs actuwlly aren’t full power. They’re reduced power takeoffs. Nice clickbait title tho.

[@johnmorris7815]

And how do you know it was full power? FYI virtually never is as it costs too much.

[@paulrom446]

Is this Takeoff 🛫 from EWR? It looks like Port Newark in the BG with those big cranes! What is the Bridge 🌉 in the BG? Is that the Goethels or the Teppanzi or the Verrazano Narrows? Sorry 😐 my Geography isn't as great for that Area!

[@mvaldman2001]

Just like previously mentioned… THAT is NOT full power! Its reduced thrust take-off. The noise pitch this engine makes when it is Fire-Walled is a LOT higher!

[@theodoreclark6285]

Meanwhile you have people saying they love the a350 better with its rolls royces. Me; no. GE90 to the sky and back. Sure, you get power in a rolls Royce but does it go to your soul when you hear that engine go to take off power? Does it humble you to your knees when you hear it come awake? That’s the ge90s. Even an a380s engines don’t do that

[@mflorest3]

I'm a Licensed A&P Love the way Turbo bypass Engines have so much intake Airflow!!

[@Wilson632]

Just humming along🛫

[@Ibz_5000]

Beautiful

[@TheFlyingVLOG]

Not full power as the blade isn't making the saw noise, but derated. Still lovely sound.

[@hankwei8515]

I keep feeling like the engine is gonna fall of the pylon

[@guidocyliax2179]

The 777 Engine has the Most Power of all civil aircrafts.

[@theghostoftravel]

second time flying in my life from SFO TO MNL 13 hour flight, never knew what a boeing 777 can do

[@AliRafiq-b3u]

You can see far away, cars passing the plane. After a while, from airplane’s POV, they seem to be just crawling

[@smptactical259]

I miss that Airport, I think you just took off from EWR. I used to live in NJ and that was my home base for United.

[@AntonioSantos-gd4bq]

ESSE REATOR FOI DESENVOLVIDO PELA NASA PRA USADO NO 777.FABRICADO PA GENERAL ELETRIC. 3.90METROS DE DIÂMETRO

[@gamermanshak5351]

Not “TO/GA” but probably around the FLX mark on airbus thrust quadrants but this is a 777 for no quadrants for it.

[@PluckyUnderdog]

To nit pick, this isn't going to have been 'full power', as the engines would almost certainly have been derated for take off, as toga just isn't necessary as the engines are so powerful.

[@twinkieerella]

American V8 sound in that GE90

[@sethexodus]

110,000 of horsepower just for single engine. All of Titanic engine only produces 46000 horsepower. 😤

[@iPlaneFun]

Must be untied with their ultra low power take off settings! I can’t stop watching this video !

[@MasterKid-nb3ve]

Wait what airport is that? I think Seattle but I’ve only been there once so I don’t remember it too well

[@mikewengler4601]

No longer necessary to use full power on takeoffs!! Let’s save them $25M engines.

[@spc148]

That's like 40% HOWEVER still the baddest engine on earth!!

[@catherinecollyns3021]

Very exciting

[@pepegama4244]

El sonido es fascinante y el poder wooou . Soy fan de las turbinas enamorado de esta parte de los aviones.

[@alexg91_ssr5]

Many people don't know that during take off the engines are not 100% power but around 80%

[@mikhailjairnisbett441]

wait a minute, aren't you that fsx guy?

[@Real_deal954]

Words cannot explain the reason you stop what you’re doing when you hear one spooling up.

[@Baz987]

That’s a United Airlines B777-300ER, right?

[@Mohammed-oo5zb]

الحمد لله العظيم العزيز الرحمن الرحيم واتوب اليه الحمد لله العظيم العزيز الرحمن

[@polopowered]

Just like an Airbus A320 takeoff, it all sounds the same from inside.

[@ramitkumar2918]

That ain't full power , that's 75% thrust enough to achieve v1

[@babymarioshow8628]

People that have a top of the line gaming pc, 4k graphics in Microsoft flight simulator be like

[@sforsheepy5234]

What airline?

[@Victoria-xd8xb]

United

[@desertbob6835]

...and yet quieter than a single JT3D. Noooawk....yuk.

[@РавшанРахимджанов-в9ы]

Судя по всему это б-767 Узбекские Авиалинии.

[@NexGaming311]

What is the Airport name can you suggest but it's look like Gibraltar Airport ?

[@Porch.monkey.slayer]

Geeeze even the sound makes me shake… i hate flying despite having to do it nearly every month

[@pooryorick831]

Those engines are massive. I wonder how much air they suck in per second...

[@moriyama815]

Wait, so now people in the front (business class) will hear more noise?

[@arbajerai]

That’s not a GE 90. It’s a Rolls Royce. Look at the spinner.

[@someone3.2007]

I keep forgetting how MASSIVE the GE90 is

[@ちとせ_000]

GEのエンジンはやっぱいいね

[@k.santoshrao6043]

Yes