Vertical takeoff of the Boeing 777X leaves crowd speechless

[@LisbonAirportSpotting]

Impressive!! Great work with the 3 cameras ✈️✨

[@topfelya]

Thank you so much my friend !

[@LisbonAirportSpotting]

@@topfelya you are welcome 😄

[@sumukhhegde7161]

Ok. I'll keep that I mind. Thanks 😛

[@johnnyj2066]

Wouldn't the tail portion of the aircraft hit the runway at such takeoff angles?

[@cornballsack6271]

Is this part of a Porno film shoot?🎞

[@JohnDoe-ub9it]

As a pilot for the last 97 years with over 89,000 flight hours, I can confirm this is a plane

[@jcastronaut]

How much fuel on it tho ? That’s got to be running on fumes and no payload

[@JohnDoe-ub9it]

@@jcastronaut 7

[@redacted6580]

Rookie

[@JohnDoe-ub9it]

@@redacted6580 I made you son

[@redacted6580]

@@JohnDoe-ub9it Daddy? 🥹

[@KartKing4ever]

As someone that's been speechless for 26 years, this is airplane.

[@Marco_093]

Ahahahaha

[@zerotheliger]

that was all you could say after 26 years of silence?

[@ahjus7604]

no, this is Patrick

[@pigmentpeddler5811]

YA MUDDAH

[@himanshusingh5214]

As someone that's been airplane for 26 years, this is speechless.

[@jeffisaliar]

Pilot left all his passengers on the side of the runway. No wonder it was able to lift so quickly.

[@3209-f4h]

2 people in the cockpit and minimum fuel.! And they leveled up bc it was loosing speed…!😂

[@Astral0Destoyer]

😂😂😂

[@PAPOOSELAKESURFER]

Convair's 880 flew supersonic under similar conditions during test flights.

[@Chris-hf2sl]

"Pilot left all his passengers on the side of the runway." Probably just as well. They would have been clearing up the vomit for weeks, had they taken any passengers with them.

[@PYVarj]

Average Boeing flight:

[@Archisphera]

As a chronically negative person for over 40 years, I have to say this was very uplifting.

[@mudit1]

LOL🤣

[@generalingwer4341]

Lol.yup me too🙂

[@FifyKaqiqiPain]

🤣🤣🤣

[@AndreeAviationn444]

Pun Intended ?

[@whiteoutgotu]

Winner!

[@vijayvenkat8971]

As a person scrolling down the comments section for 90 years this is absolutely breathtaking

[@jasono2139]

As a person reading "as a person" comments for 37 years, I have to absolutely agree!

[@squishybear5728]

LMAO .

[@karankt8025]

As a wright brothers, I can confirm that.

[@User-jr7vf]

@@karankt8025 I'm a brother of the Wright brothers and I approve this message.

[@manosenthil8382]

As the father of the Wright brothers, I couldn’t be prouder

[@theharlequin7280]

This wasn't even planned. The yoke simply got stuck due to Boings amazing craftsmanship and quality control.

[@JMVQ37]

Boeing hasn’t had any faults really since the max planes. Those stories you hear about doors blowing off or wheels blowing are due to improper maintenance from the airline. Boeing has nothing to do w it

[@anivicuno9473]

​@@JMVQ37 The door blowing off was literally because boeing didn't check that the bolts holding the door in was where they were supposed to be. Sure, fallen wheel might be down to poor airlone maintance, but the door plug?

[@VictoriaThomas-oj7zp]

@@anivicuno9473I think he’s referring to the fact that Alaska should’ve already done a once over upon delivery and during maintenance periods for that specific plane and found it before the door blew off

[@davidcole333]

Get a grip dude. Boeing is fine. The media portrayal of Boeing is NOT fine. You decide which is reality.

[@gomahklawm4446]

@JMVQ37 Just reported today, the parts that attach the engines broke on all 3 77x tested.....787 suffered a mid-air dive.... No more problems.....right.....787 batteries having issues too....

[@joewilson5452]

Amazes me how much shear stress the engine mounts can take without ripping the engines clean off the airframe.

[@MrPuddinJones]

@Xarifa Zee it has a max takeoff weight of 759,000 lbs. it was designed to support that much weight. what the heck are you talking about it being empty for? like its not close to 1 million lbs of usable payload on that airframe (which, yes, the engine mounts are in fact very impressive to handle the 110,000 lbs of force EACH at full throttle) thats a LOT of force on those wings.

[@whocares4574]

@Xarifa Zee amazing, you managed to completely misinterpret his point. You are quite the simpleton.

[@dandyel1059]

@Xarifa Zee You clearly have no clue what @MrPuddinJones try to explain to you.

[@AkashVerma-hh9th]

Mechanical engineer in the room

[@workhardforit]

They use super super glue and crack.

[@WhatAZebra]

As a jet engine for the last 13 years this is absolutely crazy

[@WarriorMike20]

🤔😅😅💀💀

[@Outfrost]

how does the air taste at FL330?

[@sephiroth4543]

I didn't know jet engines could speak

[@daktarioskarvannederhosen2568]

i'm also considering becoming a jet engine for, minimally, and coincidentally, 13 years.

[@shutupidiott]

As a jet window for the last 13 years this is absolutely crazy

[@Now_Arriving]

Everyone on the ground:wow!1!1!1 Inside the cockpit: STALL STALL, SPEED SPEED, DONT SINK DONT SINK

[@scorch907]

The standards for Vertical Take Off have really leveled out over the years.

[@davelowets]

😆

[@roar666]

🤣🤣

[@user1926_]

😂

[@melody3741]

I’d like to see you do this lmao

[@sarahjoseph6616]

LoL 😆 thank you!

[@aidenjosepreeth8201]

As an airplane tire for the last 50 years this is nothing short of terrific!

[@friedtoaster4059]

As the tail of an airplane for ryan air I am abused constantly please send help

[@thesauce1682]

as a veteran cockpit window working for 70 years, i can say this is true

[@Suspicious259]

@@friedtoaster4059 np man you will have to suffer in this life cuz you will be born as a human in next life after so much suffering

[@บางสิ่งบางอย่างที่ลึกซึ้ง]

As an airplane seat for more than 35 years, this is nothing short of a sweaty-ass situation

[@craneman42]

As the airplane toilet in this specific plane I had a lot of visitors after this stunt.

[@zacharyparis]

As a molecule of air for the last 5,000 years, I can say this really blew me away.

[@FifyKaqiqiPain]

Lol 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bamf6603]

The winds of the plane’s turbine blew me away back 5000 years b.c

[@iLengzai]

as air for 30 years, this is absolutely breathtaking

[@shinjisupasep1769]

As water for 3 years i can confirm

[@TastyChevelle]

​@@shinjisupasep1769 as fire for 5 sec- OWOWOW

[@mutestingray]

I've recently gotten involved in a three-way situation. My partner hydrogen and I (an oxygen) have recently invited another hydrogen to join us. Needless to say, but things have been getting wet in the bedroom. Anyway, even though I'm new to this sort of thing, I have to state that what Air is saying is false.

[@plty3931]

@@mutestingray its true, i was the covalent bond

[@deardaughter]

This is the coolest thread on the internet.

[@bgyw]

As a professional youtube watcher for 97 years who spotted the photographer shooting the opposite way of the plane, this is incredible.

[@mccheeksmcgee]

Lol Fr I was looking for the comment

[@westsidewheelmen]

Yep

[@SvetaDavydiuk]

I was wondering too ! What he was doing ??? Very strange guy 😂

[@LoneWolf10-12]

I saw that too and thinking, “oh maybe his taking pics of the crowds reaction” lol

[@lohrtom]

@RepentandbelieveinJesusChristGod will smite you for posting this

[@TheBrewdonkey]

Look! All of the doors stayed attached to the plane and no parts fell off!! Great job, Boeing.

[@yeeterooni7352]

I think morons like you would sh** your pants if you saw the amount of boeings in the air right now with no faults at all. Literally thousands of boeings in the sky right now.

[@johnenriquez6757]

As a year for 13 pilots, this was unforgettable

[@underengineered_1077]

this one made me laugh the most.

[@dubletar7351]

😂🤣😂🤣😂 hilarious

[@shubhamrimjha]

Where'd you get the weed from?

[@misatzu]

would've been even better with "Twenty One Pilots"

[@thomasnonis3121]

As a professional photographer and videomaker with 10 years of experience, I can confirm this is one of the videos of all time

[@cyko5950]

one of the replies of all time

[@theMixElite]

I’m dead

[@antarcticorb9197]

Do we fill in the blanks? Adjective?

[@obnxsdonky9394]

Wow I haven't heard this one before... Soooo creative

[@alphonso6512]

@@obnxsdonky9394 I've seen replies just like yours as well. I guess you aren't creative either lmao

[@nathansmith8183]

As a tray table for the last 77 years, this takeoff had me riveted to the back of my seat.

[@Myamirah]

Very good !

[@liavierra3696]

😂😂😂ok A&P 😂good one

[@julietjackey2469]

Nice one

[@dopplerfox]

you win

[@gkmusic1140]

As a passenger seat for the last 69 years this is absolutely crazy

[@worrywart1311]

Unlike you this video has no padding.

[@AllThings101]

Grossly underrated comment 😂

[@desmond-hawkins]

nice.

[@campervanbug7658]

Smell you

[@PrathamInCloud]

Ah, a man of culture

[@youngeshmoney]

As a brake pad on the left main gear for 217 years, this was simply stunning

[@MikePBabbyy]

Lmfaoooo

[@Underratedcommentator]

😂

[@realdie5]

Lol

[@cwat1584]

😆 🤣

[@HarlanDorman]

🤣

[@clethtinthiallor9179]

As a person who's been sitting indoors for 37 years, this was outstanding.

[@RespectAllGirlz]

As a reply that was bound to happen, you're ass-tounding!

[@iustinkevin8826]

underrated😂

[@espadon3567]

😂 relatable

[@twiglet2214]

As someone that hasn't said " This is incredible " for 20 years - this is incredible ! Incredibly incredible in fact.Awesomely awesome.

[@OriginalSniperLol]

An airliner has so much thrust that it can vertical climb. truly remarkable

[@221b-l3t]

It doesn't but 777 has the highest thrust to weight ratio of an airliner but its not 1 or more, it's maybe a 40-50° pitch up, maybe 60°. Normal is 15 for until 1000 ft or so then 10-12. Fighter jets can have TWR of 1.2 or so, they can really climb vertically. And rockets of course. 1.5 is typical like Falcon 9 or many other. SPRINT missile had the highest. Mach 10 in 10 seconds. It began to glow red hot and had a heat shield on the nose cone. It was meant to carry a nuke and intercept an incoming barrage and blow them out of the sky. Cancelled one day after becoming operational. Check footage it's spectacular.

[@HelioV1]

as the 777X in the video, thank you for all your inspirational comments and kind words, i will be attempting a 90 degree double backflip ollie kick spin flip reverse next weekend!

[@Yo-qp6hq]

Thank you for your service 😊

[@HarlanDorman]

🤣

[@southgeorgiarepublic]

100th comment like

[@ismail8973]

As a human for 24 years , this is incredible

[@mlight7402]

Imagine being a passenger... very important to buckle your seat belt.

[@hamoodtatari]

As a lavatory smoke detector for the past 28 years I can say this is one hell of a takeoff

[@joaosdri]

🙃😂😅😁

[@nonow1353]

As someone who has set off a lavatory smoke alarm twice...allegedly...in the last of 33 years I can say that thanks to this one trick flight attendants hate you too can be the first to deplane

[@Los150]

😂😂😂

[@ljrouse5]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Fitardvark]

As an Australian, for the last 28 years, I can confirm that he is flying upside down!

[@perniciouspete4986]

Even took off upside down.

[@runningkirkwa2934]

You were a great tennis player Todd

[@dr.OgataSerizawa]

@@runningkirkwa2934 I played Jimmy Connors my senior year in a singles match at Mascoutah Community High School in the spring of 1970, a few months before Todd was born. *edit*: He unceremoniously, cleaned my clock.

[@techerrorcode9373]

As a passenger who rode on the first airplane with the Wright Brothers, this is truly amazing!

[@topfelya]

How old are you mate ??? 🤣😂😅

[@venta004]

@techerrocode9373 is a time traveler that’s why.

[@ZilogBob]

You're The Big Guy?

[@rafaelrabetti]

Santos Dummond made the first airplane, get your research right

[@dystopian_1]

I'm one of the Wright brothers. Yes, I remember you.

[@bdiesel563]

The 777 is my favorite. Flew one into Kilimanjaro once, where there is no jetway. You exit via boarding stairs. Walking on the tarmac next to those engines is really something…You can’t really grasp their scale until you’re standing right next to them.

[@vsucountryboy]

Stop saying tarmac. Doesn't exit. Try apron, runway, or taxiway instead.

[@laaaliiiluuu]

You flew INTO Kilimanjaro? 🤣

[@topfelya]

Massive size ! Once I was standing next to her engines , they are so huge .

[@CaIebGG]

@@vsucountryboy Because you know more than a pilot

[@AnnualDegree99]

​@@vsucountryboy then what is the apron made of, pray tell? Play-Doh and glitter?

[@Only1Feckitt]

As a sheet metal fixing for the past 77 years, I can confirm this was riveting.

[@Newgodlove]

lol

[@ЗояПолюшкевич]

1:25 Fantastic head-on view of this Boeing 777X like a rocket takeoff 🚀🚀🚀

[@SkiThePlains]

Flying out of John Wayne airport (Orange County, California), our Southwest Airlines pilot informed us passengers that due to noise abatement laws we would be performing this exact type of takeoff. Even informed, it was exciting though slightly nerve-wracking to experience it.

[@Twobarpsi]

I flew out of there too...made a video of it! Very exciting takeoff!

[@u4riahsc]

I don’t like flying out of John Wayne for that exact reason. It freaks me out to go so vertical in the take off.

[@LD-bv1pm]

I was going to comment the same. It's so the Beverly Hills stars nearby aren't disturbed :)

[@ryanm.4892]

Flying into that airport is the same deal sometimes. Depending on which landing, steep decline last minute. I used to live next door to it and our windows were double pan. I never heard a thing indoors.

[@thorman1742]

The plane loses velocity during the steep part so the pilots will have to timely bring it back to near horizontal flight to speed back up, as is visible in the vidoes here; no doubt that type of takeoff can be automated, this plane most likely is equipped for that because it went just perfect.

[@FishT33]

It’s so cool seeing the full power output with no passengers or luggage. These turn into completely different beasts

[@tunahxushi4669]

Probably if they stripped the interior the damn thing could do a loop...

[@SarahGirlSG]

Don’t forget the fact they probably barely had any fuel in there

[@ryanriot5879]

Rest in piece Richard Russell ✈️

[@chrisinstasis7986]

With no passengers, luggage and minimal fuel it becomes a completely useless beasts though!😂

[@Smoos54]

As a you name it for 99 years this is very breathtaking

[@albertcr7263]

With no passengers and 50 gallons of fuel... Don't try to do this at home!!!!

[@topfelya]

They always do it at airshows

[@corneiljohn9041]

Seriously 😂

[@aaaeee2862]

There must be some airbus fans here. It’s not our fault the A380 was canceled.

[@CG-kf5vh]

LOL And probably no seats or interior appointments.

[@ishaanroy2436]

​@@aaaeee2862 Airbus' track record of safety s laughing at the corner 💀👀

[@ahndeux]

As one of the original Wright Brothers, I can truly say this airplane is a work of art.

[@User-jr7vf]

I'm a pigeon and I approve this message.

[@BLOXKAFELLARECORDS]

X777

[@maxjones5705]

😂😂😂

[@davelowets]

But, you're dead....

[@ahndeux]

@@davelowets I reincarnated as a ChatGPT.

[@royshashibrock3990]

Excellent video...sharp video, short time, to the point (true to the title), no BS. Bravo.

[@topfelya]

Glad you liked it ! Thank you so much for your feedback !

[@ivanlalsuonggangte9831]

As a pilot for more than 30 years, I'm really speechless. Amazing 😍

[@ZiggyHockey05]

How do you know if there is a pilot in a bar?

[@ColtonMetal]

@@ZiggyHockey05 how?

[@adityadubey3702]

Nepal?

[@nemkalkak_official]

alep chie aee🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zero2hero99]

@@ZiggyHockey05 they’ll tell you.

[@melvinkenyanya9613]

As a person who has seen countless takeoffs, this surely is one of them!

[@MathanMaglaya]

Finally a good reason to stow my tray table during take off

[@Fmancillaz]

As a pilot for the last 127 years (92 with RyanAir), this is amazing.

[@rogelio3133]

I’m dead 🤣🤣

[@manny4707]

@@rogelio3133 so are they 😭😭

[@ryanl.1085]

Wdym Ryanair do this all the time

[@cyko5950]

damn your pension fund must be more than half the GDP of new zealand at this point

[@basingold3651]

As a gravity for the last 4.5 billion years, I feel powerless.

[@kv4648]

Do you mean gravity of the earth?

[@Romanodernichtso]

No Gravity was invented in 1665 so you can’t be 4.5 billion years old.

[@basingold3651]

@@kv4648 I know how old I am. Hahaha

[@user-wx4nv8xr3d]

Wait until they perform vertical landing

[@bamf6603]

Vertical deadfall 😂

[@othmanhassanmajid8192]

737 does that already, with smaller engines😢

[@knightrider697]

Underrated comment

[@Rowlett-ei7cv]

💥💥💥💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🚒🚒🚒

[@PaliAha]

The crowd's *_speechless_* because of the noise from the GE9Xs

[@scottlyttle5586]

I was at Boeing Mulkiteo (777 assembly), and saw an EgyptAir 777 pull the same maneuver. Next up was the third 787 making it's first flight. I didn't know it then, but several well known aviation photographers were in my immediate vicinity.

[@videomaxel1549]

As someone who just arrived to this comment section, I must say: WHAT THE HELL IS HAPPENING HERE???

[@MadeiraAirport]

Stunning images mate, fantastic production, you nailed it!!

[@topfelya]

Thank you my friend ! This is my best upload this year.

[@MadeiraAirport]

@@topfelya Sure, a TOP one!!

[@Alertthememory]

As a wing for 40 years this is amazing!

[@laudennn]

I am only a fuselage for the last 2 decades, but equally impressed here... Incredible!

[@ItsAllLuv]

When ppl can think for themselves, & decide to jump on the bandwagon instead, it's jus sad

[@Liquid278]

I have to say as an emergency exit door serving Boeing for 10 years, the breeze felt amazing as always

[@Codeeez]

As a tarmac for the last 112 years, this is groundbreaking

[@davelowets]

But, it didn't break any ground... 🤦🏻

[@alol441]

@@davelowets let a tarmac dream

[@juliestevens6931]

To say I am impressed is a massive understatement. It was the most spectacular takeoff I have seen! I was practically laughing and crying at the same time!

[@gregparrott]

Great shots from multiple angles. I saw one angle of its almost vertical takeoff perhaps a couple years ago. But providing multiple angles, especially the side view, substantiates that its's not an optical illusion caused by parallax.

[@topfelya]

Thank you so much for your reply and feedback ! I knew that someone will appreciate my work and watch these multiple angles.

[@skierpage]

As a passenger air sickness bags for the last 9 weeks, this left me full of wonder... and stuff.

[@mutestingray]

You into some freaky shit fr

[@IchigoKurosakicool]

LMAO 💀

[@hello-hb1ll]

Props to the second cameraman, it was so good it almost looked like videogame replay footage

[@TiptronicSS]

1:04 looks it was hitting/about to hit aerodynamic stall. The takeoff was pretty aggresive too. Is it because it's not loaded, the engine has more power, which extends the aero stall limit? Very weird

[@topfelya]

Very good questions you have here ! I hope someone will respond to you !

[@youtube-user73424]

No cargo, no passengers, minimum fuel = superpowered take off ability. But even superpowers have their limits, sometimes. Like you said, very aggressive takeoff

[@cesarpalmos8235]

Boeing uses water tanks to simulate a fully loaded aircraft. The particular air craft had front and rear tanks and was full of engineering testing equipment to monitor different aspects of the plane and the flight.

[@vincerevo]

As someone speechless for 10000 feet, I can confirm I am now full of speech.

[@otarsulava]

Crowd left speechless when pilot said: weeeee haaaah 😄✌️

[@antyja]

As a runway strip for the past 97 years this video left me speechless

[@thedceey]

How did that F-16 grow so big? Amazing engineering from team Boeing and of course the pilots did a fantastic job maneuvering the beautiful 777😍

[@topfelya]

I think those Boeing's test pilots are ex military fighter jets pilots.

[@DMWANO]

As the tiny hole in the window of seat G3 since the big bang, this was sublime 👌

[@synchro505]

That is a massive amount of thrust to do that, wow! I bet they are a joy to fly also. ✈

[@ajgrant94]

It's called an "empty" jet.

[@Peter_Cordes]

We don't know what speed they rotated at. Might have kept it on the ground for longer than normal to have more speed to trade for height, in addition to being an empty jet, no payload and not much fuel. Still pretty cool, but it looked like they only maybe got to 60 degrees pitch up. Vertical is 90. *Sustained* acceleration vertically upward requires a thrust:weight ratio of greater than 1, like an F-16 without a lot of fuel or payload. Now *that's* a massive amount of thrust, per weight.

[@andrewsewraviation3991]

Stunning video as always! Me and my friends enjoyed watching this and your previous videos! Keep inspiring others and persevering with your superb work, hope you enjoy the month as well as the holiday season! May your desired goals be accomplished hopefully before 2023! 👍👍😀

[@topfelya]

Thank you so much for your wishes !

[@johnnibaz6883]

As a cloud that has been hovering above this very runway for the last 13 years, I've never seen a plane come at me so fast

[@siddharthshekhar909]

Incredible ! Not only the engines but the entire airframe has to be very strong to take a stress like that.

[@dougrobinson8602]

The stress on the airframe from this maneuver is nothing next to what it would experience in turbulence, especially since it is very lightly loaded.

[@brendan8915]

As the last 16 seconds of this video for 3 months, I have to say I am also very impressive!

[@Josesandovalll]

That side view looks like something out of GTA

[@topfelya]

Lots of people saying that but this is real

[@TigreIlluminati]

As a TCAS for 5 years this leaves me speechless

[@raxlitude11]

can someone explain how in the world this didn’t stall???

[@topfelya]

It's a very good question ! Here are the main factors : Powerful Engines , Low Weight Configuration , Optimized Flight Control Systems: Modern aircraft like the 777X have advanced flight control systems that assist pilots in maintaining control during extreme maneuvers. These systems help manage the aircraft's angle of attack and prevent stalling. Skilled Pilots: Airshow pilots are highly skilled and experienced in performing such maneuvers. They carefully manage the aircraft's speed and angle of attack to avoid entering a stall condition. During such demonstrations, the aircraft is not performing a standard operational procedure but rather showcasing its capabilities within safe limits. The pilots ensure that the aircraft remains within its operational envelope, using the thrust and aerodynamic properties to execute the maneuver without stalling. I hope I did answer your question ! Thank you for watching my videos !

[@raxlitude11]

@@topfelya thanks for explaining man. it’s just so unbelievable seeing such a thing, the technology these days is baffling

[@topfelya]

@@raxlitude11 You are very welcome 🙂

[@nesseihtgnay9419]

Using the GE9X engine, the most powerful and biggest engine, great job GE

[@Mierzeek]

The engines on that plane are Enormous!

[@topfelya]

The General Electric GE9X is a high-bypass turbofan developed by GE Aviation exclusively for the Boeing 777X.

[@Twobarpsi]

Exactly!

[@atarax232323]

Yes they almost have the diameter of a small 737 !!!!

[@topfelya]

@@atarax232323 Yes ! The diameter of Boeing 777 engine is same as B737 fuselage. 🙂👍

[@thewhexperience3901]

It was nice of Spirit to lend Boeing one of their pilots for this demo!

[@Bruhhhaldjd72]

As a official reel scroller, this is breathtaking😮.

[@isaacroth5204]

As a horizontal stabilizer for the past 100 years I can confirm this is insane

[@abhinavsarkar4110]

As an air current going over wings, I can confirm this is powerful 🔥🔥

[@kickinghorse2405]

Fascinating! Thanks for sharing!

[@topfelya]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for watching !

[@TusharDeb]

As a heartbroken lover, that take off was totally crazy!

[@Stephen_Black]

Speechless like a Boeing whistleblower on testimony day.

[@jaxbutterfly9186]

Right...

[@justaguy6862]

Serious question: what would be the point of a vertical takeoff?

[@Raj_97s]

As a guy who dreamed of becoming a pilot for the last 18 years and couldn't become one, I confirm that this is incredible.

[@Top5sCaughtonCamera]

As a retired air stewardess onboard the Messerschmitt Bf 109, I can confirm confirmation

[@mcahill135]

That pitch angle looked to be around 45 degrees nose up after unstick. Impressive.

[@topfelya]

The pitch angle was near 45 degrees

[@willcram8350]

@@topfelya I disagree. Looks more like 60 to me!

[@topfelya]

@@willcram8350 It could be 60 degrees 🙂

[@likestoospooge]

0:38. Someone forgot to let the photographer know the plane was on the other side.

[@Topper525]

😂😂😂

[@robertcloonan6346]

How much did it weigh? Did they take out all 425 seats for a lighter takeoff roll?

[@topfelya]

No seats there. But they use special water tanks to simulate weight and balance of the aircraft.

[@MK_4753]

Salute to all the passengers inside surviving that roller coaster ride

[@topfelya]

I think there were no passengers on that flight

[@carolharris2401]

​@topfelya I dont think passengers are allowed on a flight like that. I think its a test flight it is an airline brand its boeing

[@georgethangkhiew]

My favourite jet airliner of all time ❤️

[@topfelya]

Very beautiful airplane ! Thank you for watching

[@johnaustin9051]

I had heard similar comments flying in and out of Ontario.

[@Turboprob882]

stall: am i joke to you? capt: yes

[@haph2087]

As a crowd for 57 minutes, this left us speechless. Glad the title wasn’t clickbait.

[@snarfinigus]

As a tree trunk that fell a 1,000 years ago in the Hoh Rain Forest, I can state this plane's performance is indeed, Earth shattering.

[@Adv1nator]

Should see the vertical landing

[@theopdiamond8349]

as a 10 years for the past plane taking off very fast, this is truly an amazing video of a GPWS callout.

[@nathansmith8183]

As a stick pusher for the last 57 years, watching this unbelievable takeoff gave me the irresistible urge to bow down.

[@ravenclaw8975]

A great piece of engineering and to put that plane in a steep climb without stalling attests to Boeing's prowess in aircraft design.

[@Tomford.888.]

As someone who’s flown planes for 69 years, I can confirm this plane was indeed flying somewhere.

[@dtbrown1978]

Wish this was an option to be on a flight that would take off like this. I would Love it.

[@edwardpardy7866]

Sure had to drop the nose quick to keep from stalling bad. Looks impressive for about 5 seconds and then you realize how stupid the risk is. Those engines will never sustain a climb like that. Any idiot with a yoke in his hands can do that for a couple seconds. Yobo barely pulled out of the stall.

[@alexiagabriel1724]

It was amazing for onlookers watching its takeoff from the tarmac, but it would be an entirely different experience for people onboard the plane. Its passengers would be praying for their lives if it had been a commercial flight.😅

[@andy-heriaud]

According to a flight test engineer I spoke with the hardest part isn’t the maneuvers, it’s trying to watch your measuring instruments in a windowless cabin while they’re happening.

[@andrewlarson7895]

Love the 777x going to be a good seller over the long run.

[@topfelya]

I hope so !

[@needmoreboost6369]

How would it cope with a sudden tail wind at this altitude and angle? It’s impressive that it didn’t seem to loose height in this demonstration as it levelled out but it did appear to loose air speed indicating to me that this manoeuvre was near its limitations.

[@topfelya]

I hope some one or professional pilot will answer your question here. The only I could say is those pilots are Boeing's best test pilots and they don't risk. Basically they calculated everything prior to this stunning takeoff.