USAirways Boeing 767-200: Beautiful Takeoff from Orlando (HD Video)

Recorded: January 2, 2013
Seat: 2A
Destination: Charlotte, NC

[@qwerty69600]

wow, did the pilot request a high performance take off or something? the acceleration down the runway, the time it took to take off, and its climb rate were amazing!

[@neuronbob]

THAT SOUND! ❤ They sure don't make engines like they used to anymore, this is a classic and beautiful sound.

[@ilikerio]

Nice sound from those GE engines!

[@shhmule]

Awesome sound, the seats in front of the engine where you can see the blades is the best for the sound :D

[@american101]

Absolutely Glorious Sound!! I love older aircraft especially on takeoff!

[@ScrotusXL]

Amazing watching the colours change in the sky and reflecting off the engine cowling and wing leading edge. At one point the engine appears to be glowing red hot. Beautiful.

[@howard3530]

Classic engine sound.

[@PilotKriss]

Amazing Plane, Amazing sound, Amazing Place, And that is an awesome view! Just superb like all your videos SDMullis!

[@speedbird009K]

I didn't want it to end lol, amazing video, thank you for sharing

[@MegaJackie38]

Don't get to fly much but absolutely love it when I do get to fly.

[@janicecarson6022]

great view of the engine in action. I have always had a window seat each time I fly so I can see things like this. My favorite part is taking off. You captured it all. Thanks!

[@monte61]

Love the sound of the Pratts humming.

[@lol-ug2ry]

monte61 those are GEs

[@CarlaPage]

beautiful scenery from the air

[@nickmorse3275]

I've been on all 3 versions...200...300 and 400Er

[@rtfe83able]

Sweet one of my favorite aircraft.

[@DomoniqueMusiclover]

Beautiful engine sounds :)

[@timwitt94]

that was like the shortest 767 takeoff roll ever! lightweight 767!

[@devoncantrell3311]

Nah, they take off in 1500 feet at Boeing field sometimes.

[@lukasmenzel1471]

Very nice Video! Beautiful condensation :)

[@PlaneSpottersNetwork]

Great work!

[@Giantcessna]

Nothing looks cooler than condensation in the engines! Nice video!

[@gustavomunoz2777]

Qchord

[@davidiii8263]

Fascinating !

[@AlexMProductions]

great video sir. Always lived US Airways

[@ciancoughlan7196]

Was the economy on this plane nice?

[@TheMarcogoon49]

really beautiful! nice work! keep it up!

[@johnmeade344]

Great vid! This and all of yours :) They're all a perfect complement for aviation lovers

[@spanky44mag]

spectacular!

[@Sachin12345245]

Awesome Video! I love all of your videos!

[@moepmanauto]

Beautiful

[@DaranMakesGoodVideos]

dude ! WHAT they 762 ORlando to CLT! holy crap

[@al380aviation]

Awesome!

[@joeyrocks2207]

Good job !

[@KevinMeno2008]

US Airways no longer flies the Boeing 767-200ER as of 2/12/15. The final bird, 252, flew AWE767-PHL-CLT-PHL, ending 28 years of 767 service that began at Piedmont, and later, USAir, and US Airways.

[@lees.4084]

What's replacing them?

[@KevinMeno2008]

A330-200

[@401sttfw9]

Kevin Meno But American Airlines still does, and seeing how the two companies merged, they have 10 767-200ER.

[@KevinMeno2008]

American also got rid of the 767-200ER in 2014 (replaced with Airbus A321T) before US Airways did a year later. AA still flies the 767-300ER

[@AmericaWest90]

+Kevin Meno Sad to see that cheap, outsourced European products are replacing fine American machines.

[@10JOAN]

WOW I LOVE US AIRWAYS B767-200 ♥

[@simonclark29041978]

Nice take off

[@ChrisZoomER]

I feel old watching this video, US Airways and the 767-200(ER) are both long gone. And yet I feel as if they went out of service just yesterday.

[@PlaneSpottersNetwork]

COOL!

[@MyMesaBoogie]

Hey! Would you recommend me to fly Us Airways ?

[@gusram5]

Sunset or sunrise?

[@Numbuh07]

Are this on full throttle?!

[@thenewadventuresofhenry6998]

US Air. Wow there used to be so many airlines in America. What caused all the consolidation?

[@krnv4]

why would they fly a 76 for just two hours?

[@hollowpoint45acp]

packed flights getting people to their hub

[@Major_Tom98]

High density route

[@Boeingbmaster]

Nice

[@ianpatgriffin]

That probably felt like a rocket taking off!

[@KaW1772]

These help soooo much against my fear of flight! Yaaay... youtube therapyyy.... :p :) No, but really, they do! Just normal, beautiful take offs instead of catastrophe-scenarios...

[@DjDenKot]

nice

[@ojaaviation]

Is this morning

[@MrStefanbergmann]

wow looks like a steep climb

[@pointerprideaviationandtra4751]

no those are RB211s. Pratt & Whitneys have a distinct sound on spool up

[@Numbuh07]

These are General Electric cf6 80's.

[@NVHSChadSheppard1]

PointerPride Aviation and Travel RRB211 engines are on the 757s

[@Alias389]

@@NVHSChadSheppard1 there are 767s with RB211 engines equipped, for example British airways 767 uses them.

[@gwm08]

General Electric CF6-80

[@CarlaPage]

i,ve been to orlando once and didn,t like anything i saw down there

[@cesarrodriguez633]

Wow the plane must have bin very lite it didn't even take a cuarter of the runway to rotate.

[@NVHSChadSheppard1]

GamleErik100 it can definitely work in St Maarten

[@al380aviation]

Are you even allowed to video tape wile taking off? Don't worry I've done it before:)

[@alessio54321]

It cimbs like a rocket

[@ADuckOnQuack97]

Could've been a light takeoff weight...

[@320ifly]

Rocket takeoff. Too bad these birds aren’t in passenger service anymore.

[@ethancampbell6076]

GE Engines or Pratt witty Engines

[@SuperWorldRailFanProductions]

GE

[@ethancampbell6076]

SuperWorldFan360 Agree These are GE's

[@gizellepradomagalhaes2347]

GE

[@aymentounsi6220]

bad