The Ultimate 767 Engine Comparison Video!!! Choose Your Favorite!!!

[@KDFWAviation]

This is actually a tough decision. The CF6's & PW4000s had the best spool ups. The RB211's screams full power goodness in your face and was the loudest out of all of them which is definitely good! This is a tough call. If i picked one. The slight edge goes to the RB211's. The order would be. 1. RB 211's-Epicness Level-(10/10) Spool Up-(9/10) Overall-(9.5/10) 2. GE CF6's-Epicness Level-(9.5/10) Spool Up-(9/10) Overall-(9.2/10) 3. PW 4000's-Epicness Level-(8.5/10) Spool Up-(9.5/10) Overall-(9/10) The best comparison video i've seen! All three of these are awesome engines! Liked & Faved!

[@gregcampos1118]

Dallas-Ft. Worth Aviation ...I agree with your comment!!!

[@gregcampos1118]

I'd have to go to the one that uses less pounds per hour in fuel during flight. All seem awesome during takeoff!!!

[@philmontejano5971]

CF6 AND P &W are both best sounding. RR looks definitely not as good on the airplane, any airliner

[@LEMMYLEMON]

@@philmontejano5971 RB 211 does look good on 757 tho

[@Helicopterpilot16]

Back in the day when 767-200's were powered by JT9D's. PW4000 for me..

[@thecaynuck4694]

That's what all those retro aircraft were powered by too

[@Mike5890Aviation]

The PW4000 doesn't have the roar :(

[@RyanEmeryLovesCars]

CF6-80- A beloved American workhorse in the aircraft industry powering the skies for over 40 years.PW4000- The underdog in the turbofan world fighting with other engines to make a solid statement.RB-211- Britain's finest engineering competing against American aerospace manufacturers in the aircraft engine world and also a beloved favorite to all of the "buzz saw" fans.

[@AlexTrain5249]

Yes, but the CF6 sheared off and severed itself in mid flight. Pratt and Whitney on the other hand was the first powerhouse for the 747 and was almost always the most powerful for many planes and the most efficient.

[@JayManLive]

Alex Paumen Let's not forget that PW had an explosion problem with its first 747 engines.

[@JayManLive]

Alex Paumen Which incident are you talking about.

[@AlexTrain5249]

United Airlines Flight 232

[@flufflykiller6765]

i like the pratt& whiteney the rolls royce and the gernal eletric it sounds cool and AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@cool4ever44]

PW4000s for the win, smoothest and the most powerful of them all! Love P&Ws on any plane.

[@danielmarcotorrente4437]

Yeah

[@DanAKmodernwarships]

No, ge cf6-80 is winner, because i hear pw4000 its too loud than ge cf6-80 pw4000 almost broke my ears bro

[@DanAKmodernwarships]

And pw4000 for 777 had so many issues and pw4000 was grounded for 777

[@Pz349]

@@DanAKmodernwarships However GE engine is not always reliable. CF6 and GE90 consume more oil, and GE90-85b/115b on 777 also has many reliability issues. But no grounding of GE90-85b/115b powered 777 might because GE has more power in the market

[@Roboseal2]

Also to note that the CF6 Does not handle compressor stalls very well. The Pw4000 can take a few punches though.@@Pz349

[@PaulsDMVRailroadsandAviation]

I like them all... the PW has the smoothest sound, the RR has the loudest sound, and the GE has the most powerful sound; hard to say which is best...

[@joedfd43]

Mine is for the PW4000. She is the old school pioneer of the craft. Followed closely by the refinement of the CF6, and the then sheer power of the RB211.

[@calvinrovinescu6166]

The CF-6 and PW4000 are equally as reliable, but I've heard that the CF-6 burns oil and the PW4000 is basically immune to compressor stalls for whatever it's worth.

[@Roboseal2]

Your exactly right. @@calvinrovinescu6166

[@Roboseal2]

Yep. @@calvinrovinescu6166

[@Roboseal2]

@@calvinrovinescu6166 Thats it!

[@LemuelTaylor]

I love the hollow ghost-like sound of the PWs up until full takeoff thrust, then the CF6 takes over. The RB211 has much more character as a -535 on the 757.

[@dodoubleg2356]

GE CF6 gets my vote for 2 reasons...1. Ima sucker for that deep, throaty engine growl. 2. The PW was the quietest, the RR the loudest, the GE has the best of both worlds. It has the aforementioned engine growl which the PW lacks, but isn't as obnoxiously loud as the RR...I love these engine comparisons btw, keep up the good work & thx 4 posting!!!

[@UNISAIRLINE]

I love the GE. Thats is super nice!

[@mikelembo6657]

Pratt and Whitney wins for me with the Rolls Royce second.

[@conco010]

An RB211 wins any engine competition in my opinion! But... I must admit, that CF6 sure has an authentic sound :D Lovely comparison, love watching them!

[@SOUTHENDAVIATION]

gonna have to be those RR RB-211 engines all the way

[@AmericaWest90]

GE has the best spool and buzz

[@johnred2834]

Sucks oil like hell and has many technical problems. Trust me

[@philmontejano5971]

@@johnred2834 FedEx has 47 year old MD 10s powered by CF6s They don't suck Your biased to RR probably

[@kweepengong7905]

I THINK PW4000 and RB-211 have better scream and buzz compared to GE CF6

[@kweepengong7905]

If U listen closely, PW 4000 have soke Ge90 sound (when rotating')

[@theodorelow4487]

No... For me PW and RR are beast and Ge is nub

[@Flyspotter19]

The spool up on the Pratt and Whitney engine is just amazing! I'm voting for that one ;)

[@DanAKmodernwarships]

No, ge cf6-80 is the most used engine 767 for long haul flights, and pw4000 had issues explained for 777 and pw4000 is now grounded for powering 777

[@Roboseal2]

so? this is the 767not the 777... Different story buddy and also the PW4000 was the most used engine on the 767-200@@DanAKmodernwarships

[@Roboseal2]

That's a different plane. @@DanAKmodernwarships

[@AlexPraglowskiAviation]

All of them have to be my favorite! Phenomenal video as always!

[@Haselfuchs]

In this video I would choose the GE, but on the 777 I prefer the more dramatic sound of the Rolls Royce, I love the way it changes when the engine slows down.

[@snjw1838]

Ooh yeah the Trent 800 sounds amazing on the 777, really underrated

[@Haselfuchs]

@@snjw1838 good memories you brought with your comment, thanks! I'm all for the dreamliner lately ;D

[@snjw1838]

@@Haselfuchs ooh good choice 🔥🔥🔥 787 is absolutely gorgeous, do you prefer GE or RR for dreamliner engines? 🤔

[@syedateebhussain2355]

That's it I vote for GE

[@marksmith3870]

Awesome comparison video! Im still partial to the GE myself. Still awesome all 3!!!

[@jeffpatten108]

I wonder how many ticket/gate agents were confused by this person's insistence on always getting seat 17A or 17K. I NEED row 17!!!!!!!!!! I'm loving your commitment to getting this comparison to us aviation geeks. Well done! for me it is the RB211 at around the 2:10 mark.

[@Valium008]

GE for me!!! It sounds so smooth even if in the same time, we can feel the power of the thrust produced by this awesome engine. I prefer RR engine used on B777, the spool up sound is very typical, and I like to hear it before full power. I have to say, like many of other people I think, that I downloaded many of your movies on my computer, and watch them regulary just to enjoy the sound of planes taking off or landing from onboard view! You are very lucky to have the opportunity to fly so often :) Sincerely from Belgium! Cedric

[@medviation]

I like the PWs. They sound so smooth.

[@andyhampson5124]

Pratt & Whitney

[@OES-siv187bxuhk]

My favorite is the Pratt & Whitney PW4000

[@ntcrwler]

this is beautiful! Put tears in my eyes! The GE sounds the most refined, but the Pratt and Whittney offers the most satisfying spool-up sounds. Of the 3, i think the first got me the most excited when takeoff thrust was applied! :D

[@elitewarrior0075]

GE CF6 is my vote, but all 3 sound awesome. The CF6 ( in my opinion at least) sounds the most powerful

[@Numbuh07]

0:52 PW4000 (United 767) 1:46 RB211 (British 767) 3:29 CF6 (American 767)

[@757Superfan]

It’s British Airways doofus

[@Numbuh07]

@@757Superfan I know. I just shortened the names.

[@roshansrihari58]

I can't choose between RR and GE.Both rocked in this video!!

[@areidful]

Great idea to compare engines and vote! Definitely P&W, however nothing beats the Pratt and Whitney PW4090-3s!

[@flightfeel]

For me it sure is the RR RB211 which wins! Fantastic sound. Although the GE CF6 has a great spool up. For a moment it wasn't easy to choose.

[@robbie-wt5xj]

Not an easy decision, but I do prefer the General Electric on 767 , but I love RB211 on the 757. Great video !

[@mah584jr]

Glad you liked the video!

[@PlaneFenatic1]

GE is definitely my favourite.... love the whining sound it makes when spooling up for take-off (especially when done slowly, not as quickly as in this video), and it makes such a powerful roaring sound when at full power!

[@Roboseal2]

The PW4000 has an even louder whine if you actually listened to the video.

[@sharonmartin4705]

WOW...How Splendid.!! The transitioning from a sketch on all 3. Absolutely stunning.!! You are a superb artist also.! I watched 5 times. I was always partial to the GE, but then I chose the P&W. Rolls Royce is right up there too. Extremely hard to make a choice when all 3 are Heart-Stopping, for me, anyway. I LOVE all of your video's. I'm going to vote for the Pratt & Whitney, but have a feeling that I am going to keep changing my mind the more I watch this video. Thank You for sharing this beyond AWESOME video with us.!!

[@mah584jr]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for viewing and voting!

[@jackspillman3926]

Pratt & Whitney is my favourite

[@joshuarees3722]

Rolls royce for me

[@jonathansandy2192]

At the cf6 rotating is cool, I love it

[@adventurepilot3815]

Great video again, just see the channel video list, looks like the greatest pod shot collection on the web. Subscribed!

[@kevinliang8214]

Undoubtedly CF-6. It's so fascinating!

[@aviationlba747]

The RB211s are the clear winner here, but the other two sound good.

[@stephenhayes3788]

Awesome video. I think it is P&W, Rolls, GE. All sound great though. Will be in a 76 soon & looking forward to hearing these great sounds.

[@ardaguldere1536]

So I only flew with 767 once. It was this summer. It was a charter. I think it was Azur air. It was a take-off from Dalaman - Turkey. As I remember from the engine sound, it was the Prat&Whitney PW 4000.

[@oofernoobynoob6866]

i love the rb211 for its iconic sound

[@t.8584]

pw 4000 is in mine opinion the best sounding engine here Nice video

[@epbski]

I actually think that the P&W sounded the best and most quiet. It had the most elegant sound. GE was a close second.

[@flufflykiller6765]

The Pratt &Whitney 4000, the Rolls Royce RB-211 and the General Electric CF6-80 THOSE ALL ENGINE AIRCRAFT ARE AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@einark3846]

2:21 it sounds like my graphics card

[@AirbusFreak757]

PW4000 and CF6-80 are My Favorites. I do like the RB211 as Well as the Trents. But My Overall Favorite Engine is the GE90.

[@danishbegmirza]

RB-211 hands down. You can literally hear the third stage spooling up....... Awesome sound, and GREAT VIDEO FRIEND!

[@Roboseal2]

😂 Third stage? Thats not even a thing you can hear...

[@danishbegmirza]

When the RB211 engine is spooling up, the first thing you hear is the 3rd stage whine....

[@danishbegmirza]

​@Roboseal2 3rd stage spool up @1:42

[@blendpinexus1416]

rolls royce jets just sing, it's such a beautiful sound to me

[@DanTheCaptain]

All three of them, the Pratt & Whitney, the General Electric and the Rolls-Royce but oh my god the winner is without a dought the Rolls wins!

[@brandontrini]

RR for me, but it would sound so much better at higher power! GE was a very close second, and PW was awesome too! All have a distinct buzzsaw, love all of them! Great comparison!!

[@davidca96]

I love all 3 of these model engines, theyve been the main workhorse for decades. The reality is, whatever company gives you the best maintenance plan you take it they are all extremely reliable proven designs now.

[@fahmirblx]

Take note that 767s also used JT9Ds, also from Pratt & Whitney. Should also deserve a place in this vid.

[@dbn52]

Thanks a lot !! Now I am going to wonder what engine is in every video I watch instead of just enjoying the video.. LOL

[@malinuxtv5574]

1. GE 2. RR 3. PW The GE definitely has the best spool up sound as well :D

[@AhmadDanHamidu]

For me its always gonna be the Rolls Royce RB-211.

[@alphaecho361]

Just the RB-211 - the harmonics stand out clearer between the whine and buzz. Every engine sounds incredible though

[@ChrisZoomER]

I wish I was on one of those flights!

[@thalyssonwilliam5104]

Rolls Royce!

[@anestishatzi4670]

The sound of RB211 of RR is the better sound.Very nice 👍 video.

[@shahir5140]

The Pratt & Whitney. My favorite Engine

[@javierjosechavezbenitez3707]

FIRST PLACE: PW4000, My favorite turbofan engine!!! Musical to the point of exquisite. SECOND PLACE: CF6-80, commendable, -GREATLY Improved from the CF6-50 & CF6-6D1 on A300s, DC-10s, et al. THIRD PLACE: RB211, The Sinful Cry of Lilith, like a racing or extreme exotic, barely drivable car, excites briefly but no way for long-term anything. Rolls-Royce can do much better now. As for us, we will continue to remember our experiences with B767s as B787s take over. Thank You for sharing and one BIG, FATSO LIKE!

[@mah584jr]

Vote for your favorite 767 engine!!!

[@yvon6217]

GE

[@aritzoo.a]

the Rolls Royce RB-211 !

[@nickfenton2334]

Probably GE

[@MackFire_Sets]

Nick Fenton GE too

[@daniellima6539]

***** GE forever!!

[@VoraciousAvgeek]

But my favorite is rolls Royce because I love when engine roars:)

[@gabesuper80]

Alright: 3- RB 211 (way too loud and sounds better on the 757) 2- P&W 4000 (unique spool up) 1- GE CF6 (nice powerful spool up and buzzsaw)

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

the GE has an "Old" sound, while PW sounds newer and the RR in-between.

[@johnred2834]

The PW is the oldest. 🤣🤣

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

Yeah 😅😅

[@lauchingwan]

Tough decision... In terms of sound,the RR is the one for me,right up next the GE,similar in terms of sound but quieter. PW comes in 3rd for me . Great video

[@davidperry4013]

It’s pretty much a tie between the GE CF6 and Rolls Royce RB211 to me. The Pratt and Whitney is still a nice sounding engine though.

[@Spudchucker92]

Rolls Royce on takeoff power sounds the most spectacular, but the spool up on the GE and Pratt & Whitney sound better.

[@rak7673er]

I'm going with the Rolls Royce RB211! They have the best buzz

[@tomasteran1585]

Man, its probably the RB211 by Rolls Royce. That one sounds awesome

[@buckotte1414]

The buzz factor may be inter-stage mini stalling, leading to blade length torsional resonaces, and thus risking blade root fractures.

[@AvgeekCarGeek]

That GE Sound is very sexy

[@keukenrol]

Very tough decision. But the CF6-80 is my favourite. It truly sounds like a heavy aircraft engine.

[@mehpekmezci]

In my opinion while the plane was on the runway Rolls Royce RB-211, while the plane was in the air General Electric CF6-80.

[@topsecret1837]

I’m a partial to General Electric designs, coming from CT, USA.

[@Roboseal2]

Wait what. PW is from CT...

[@aeroeducation808]

The B767 has the identical engines to that fitted on the B744. The GE and PW are on par, but the roar from the RR's pack a punch!

[@kweepengong7905]

P&W and RR for me :)

[@robertbalboni3797]

super job on this video. I like all the engines but I think the pratt&whitney had a little more dynamic sound so i'll go for that one. though all of them are impressive. rob

[@federicopepe1750]

rolce royce is best!!!!!!!!

[@SKBenergy]

GE for me :) but all sound good !!!!

[@DanielSander]

Nice video, they all sound so good, but the RB and the GE just edge it over the PWs. The GE has to be my favourite though as the RB211s are best on the 757s

[@djlmf24]

RR for me but I do like the wind up sound on the GE CF 6s though.

[@seboll13]

what a nice compilation ;) Rolls Royce is and will always be my favorite :D

[@the_alex_ellis_channel6923]

It was a tough choice, but in the end I have to go with the Rolls Royce RB211

[@gustavohenriqueF1]

Overall, I always prefer Rolls-Royce engines, but this GE CF-6 - 80 has a very beautiful sound. This time, I'm going from GE.

[@kweepengong7905]

1: RB-211 2: PW4000 3: GE CF6

[@KeatonZ09]

The cf6 is personally my favourite it just has the best whine but that’s just me.

[@airlinecentral611]

They all sound equally good, but I'd give my vote to the GE!

[@christophergondowidjojo2509]

The Pratt & Whitney 4000. The Rolls Royce Trent RB-211 and The General Electric CF6-80 Is The Best Engine Sound Ever and AWESOME!!!!!!!!

[@TampaSpotterKTPA]

Awesome video my favorite is the american 767

[@locoHAWAIIANkane]

Cool video! Which models of 767 were these taken from?

[@speedbird1598]

How about an ultimate 747 conparison!

[@speedbird1598]

+BJStingrayGames Their is a difference? lol

[@angelumanzor3083]

I have to make 3 accounts so I can give 3 likes for each engine because I love how each engine sounds.

[@domminickcohn-belmont6803]

RR all the way! Love the engine scream on the takeoff

[@boblackey1]

I vote for the Pratt and Whitney. But if it had a Pratt and Whitney RB-2800CB-16 it would be even better!

[@Blime2913]

RR & GE Power Plants are my take in this comp!😆😆⛅✈💨💨➖

[@bestpilot98]

GE's CF6-80s have the best "curb appeal" and they sound ANGRY! I'd be tempted to "TOGA" all the time, just to hear the growl!

[@757Superfan]

100% the CF6s. Although I have a special place in my heart for RB211s, I have to admit, the CF6s sound incredible! I just think the RBs sound best on a 757 and the 747 1: CF6s 2: RB211s 3: PW4000s… i hate the PW4000 and 2000.

[@Roboseal2]

why? Theres not much difference

[@757Superfan]

@@Roboseal2 There’s still some difference…

[@NetworkerExpress]

All these engine comparisons make me feel like a judge at Feltham Magistrates Court xD So I have to go full analytic about this. Ok,so let's begin with the PW4000.Chillingly amazing spool up,great buzzsaw,yet shallow compared to the other 2. 9/10 RB-211:IMO Sound the best on the 757,but don't disappoint on other aircraft.Loses some of its buzz from the 757,though.9.5/10 GE CF-6:Retains it's lovely sounds from the heavies,doesn't disappoint any time.9.7/10

[@ProwlingHornet]

That GE engine... Music to my ears