United 777 - Takeoff on Runway 28R from Chicago's O'Hare Intl Airport - ORD (3 or 4)

[@HDNYCAviation]

Which 777 engine sounds the best on takeoff? PW, GE, RR?

[@areidful]

PW!

[@HDNYCAviation]

Adam Reid Yes! The growl!

[@lr2127]

For me its ge

[@TrentEngineFan]

Definitely RR

[@VeryEmbarrased]

PW

[@XLRSAv]

What a sound!!

[@MatthewsAviationChannel]

Agreed

[@twincitiesaviator]

Holy smokes everything about this video is just stupendous! The roar and aggressive early turn combined with perfect lighting is just 👌🏻. And the cherry on top is 60fps! Liked and subbed.

[@ChicagoRob2]

I love taking off from ORD.

[@donstravelsandrants.]

Brilliant airport view 😄

[@ElViajerodeSinaloamzt]

Wow megalike!! sound engine ilove you!!

[@n310ea]

I used to think United and AA work in close partnership with each other, like they would loan pilots, mechanics and flight attendants out to each other if one of those two airlines became short handed.

[@ChrisZoomER]

I think everyone loves flying on the jackpot plane! 🎰

[@areidful]

This is the domestic route configuration, primary for travel to and from Hawai`i.

[@ecoRfan]

Maximum crammitude class. Not reliable units either. I avoid flying on the -222A’s.

[@HDNYCAviation]

Agreed - i enjoyed it when it was 3-3-3, but when it comes to 3-4-3 the boarding and deplaning experience became a nightmare. Although i do miss the old school recliner seats, i had a chance to fly that from Guam to Tokyo.

[@ecoRfan]

@@HDNYCAviation I'm not a fan of "leisure class" where there are also no TV's or IFE units. Screw having to bring my own device unless it's a short flight. Definitely "low rent" configuration.

[@ilipan2668]

This sounds exactly like GE90 when taking off. I thought the PW was higher pitched

[@TrentEngineFan]

GE-90 has a MUCH louder howling sound. Pratt and Whitney has a quieter howl and a buzzsaw sound

[@nickpressley6166]

I’m not sure if this right or not but the sound of the engine it sounds like the B777-2

[@pawelodziomek4908]

Correct. It says the details in the description. Its a 777-200 equipped with the PW4000