I live around 4.5 kilometers from the airport and this is the only engine startup sound that I can hear from my home. What an amazing piece of engineering this is.
Same with me I work as a Ramp Agent at YYZ and I live 10mins away by car from YYZ I can hear them fire up the engines on the ramp from my house and I know it's a 777-300/200 . Air Canada has a tone of them same with Air India and China Eastern and PIA
I live around 3.5 Kilometres from my local airport (CYVR/YVR Vancouver, Canada) and often at around 2 in the morning, I can hear distant 777-300ERs starting up, even from that distance. My roommates hate it, but I love it, it makes me happy every time I hear it. Long live the GE90!
For a quick breakdown of the sounds: The initial high pitched whine is bleed air from the APU (Auxilliary Power Unit) being fed into the turbine to start physically spinning up the engine, which cannot run off its own fuel from a standstil; think of it like a starter motor in a car engine. Once the turbine reaches a certain RPM the engine shaft is travelling fast enough to be self-sustaining, so the fuel is then introduced - this is the deep hum as it begins to ignite in the combustion chamber, the exhaust gases spinning the turbine to accelerate engine shaft speed until it reaches idle.
Some corrections here. 1, bleed air from the APU does not feed directly into the turbine. It’s fed into the starter motor which in turn spins up the N2 shaft. 2, engine doesn’t reach self sustaining until fuel is injected and ignited, the starter air valve is actually closed (64% N2) after igniters are de-energized (56% N2)
I work at an airport and I know this sound too well. I get goosebumps every time, and I gotta say of all the aircraft I see the 777-300er is the most badass and good looking aircraft ever. The A380 could never compete.
@maga 2020 rose actually, one time I was flying back to USA from Amsterdam, the pilot drove onto the run way at the halfway point and GUNNED it down whatever half of the runway was. We took off but from my view we just *barely* missed the fence. Now I don't know if he was authorized to do that, but I crapped myself anyway.
As a person that works at the airport it still gives me chills when I’m in the pushback towing the plane into the taxi way & my whole chest rumbles when the engines start up
Pilot ne yapsın sadece 5 dk sı var uçağı uçuş kuyruğuna sokmak için. Bir uçağı hazır hale getirmek çok zaman alıyor. Motorları tek tek çalıştırıp yetişmek zorunda bu yüzden sen onu taşırken o da motorlara gaz veriyor
At 3:12-3:35😍 This is the same sound as the TG700-401C engines on the Bell UH-1Y venom and AH-1Z viper helicopters. That sound of the start engaging as the APU pressurizes the start system is literally my favorite sound. The reason I book by aircraft and not flight time sometimes lol.
@@CaptainTransit No, wrong. Engine 2 always starts first, why? because Engine 2 does all the power and hydraulics. (Basically E2 powers the plane) Its engine 1 that always comes a minute later. (E1 doesnt do much at all)
I live 13 miles south of LAX, and up a cliff. I can always hear these motors start, late at night, in zero, to slight offshore breeze: #1 first, and approx a minute later, the other symphony joins in. Love it!
I can’t believe my luck, but I was recently on the EXACT PLANE he was in, and in the EXACT SEAT he was in Only difference is my footage was from October. The Plane’s Registration Number is N2333U. The same as in his description. ruclips.net/video/xNTFAd1qZTk/видео.html
I flew on one from Miami to soa Paulo...I sat on the wing and just couldn't believe how huge the wing root was..I swear it only took less then 5000 feet to be airborne...what a beast .. definitly the athlete of the airliners
As an aviation enthusiast on my planespotting days the moment I see either the 777-200 or the 777-300 pushing from the gate I get excited to listen to the engine startup it’s my favorite thing on those birds
First time I flew a 777 was an AA -200 series LHR - ORD. Startup and take off was amazing. Getting up to cruise... Engines settled into a dull background rumble. I barely even realised they were running. Cruising at 42000 feet, my drink barely rippled.
After Engine 2 runs at idle 3:41 Air conditioning packs briefly turn on then off 3:57 Air conditioning packs turn on due to power change from APU/ground power to Engine 2
@@robingrunding5485 you can sometimes hear the compressed air from the APU under the floor as it surges along the ducts to start engine 1 then the bleed air from engine 1 ducts to start up engine 2.
man like 2 years ago i was on a flight from Los Angeles to fiji on the A359 and my gosh the engine startup was unreal. my mom was like “omg it’s so annoying” and i’m like “music to my ears”
Didn't get to fly to see my family since 5 years cause the new passport service for UK never returned my mum's passport after my brother's new one arrived, this video brings back memories, first time on a B777 In 2012, again in 2014 and in 2016
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I live around 4.5 kilometers from the airport and this is the only engine startup sound that I can hear from my home. What an amazing piece of engineering this is.
Same with me I work as a Ramp Agent at YYZ and I live 10mins away by car from YYZ I can hear them fire up the engines on the ramp from my house and I know it's a 777-300/200 . Air Canada has a tone of them same with Air India and China Eastern and PIA
It happens to me too. I live a little far from LTBA Ataturk airport and I can hear the engine starting sound of the 777, it's perfect.
I live around 3.5 Kilometres from my local airport (CYVR/YVR Vancouver, Canada) and often at around 2 in the morning, I can hear distant 777-300ERs starting up, even from that distance. My roommates hate it, but I love it, it makes me happy every time I hear it.
Long live the GE90!
Man I literally live approx 20km away from the airport and can still hear these awesome engine startup sounds 🤩 it's so cool
The 777's engines *can even be heard from the terminal*
If you have a pair of good headphones, you can FEEL that power
Le Icedragon It almost sounds and feels like im on the real thing 😮😮😮
Ya
Exactly
@@CJ22930 The real thing feels like an earthquake
Yeah 😄
Others : ugh this is so noisy....
Aviators : this is a whole entire music for us.
Ikr
You are not wrong
You do be speaking facts though.
Bro so true
I agree
my teacher: why do you want to be a pilot?
Me: i love engine startup sounds..
I love the sensation of flight and being up high.... but afraid of heights of it at the same time.
That's me lol
David Lasseter same
David Lasseter that’s so true. Lol
Yes
For a quick breakdown of the sounds:
The initial high pitched whine is bleed air from the APU (Auxilliary Power Unit) being fed into the turbine to start physically spinning up the engine, which cannot run off its own fuel from a standstil; think of it like a starter motor in a car engine. Once the turbine reaches a certain RPM the engine shaft is travelling fast enough to be self-sustaining, so the fuel is then introduced - this is the deep hum as it begins to ignite in the combustion chamber, the exhaust gases spinning the turbine to accelerate engine shaft speed until it reaches idle.
Thankyou for those details
Some corrections here. 1, bleed air from the APU does not feed directly into the turbine. It’s fed into the starter motor which in turn spins up the N2 shaft. 2, engine doesn’t reach self sustaining until fuel is injected and ignited, the starter air valve is actually closed (64% N2) after igniters are de-energized (56% N2)
That low hum at 1:53 never gets old
It starts when N1 goes above 49 and EGT goes above 35
@@ag6371 35 what?
@@bamboostick5 You will see those values in the EICAS in the flight deck when the deep sound starts
@@bamboostick5 egt is exhaust gas temperature
It starts when fuel is first introduced, yes?
2:50 *THE AWAKENING OF THE BEAST*
Rico I blasted this at full volume 👌🏾
elemininated by macaroni head
Mooooooooooooooo
This should still be there in the new GE9X
@@ag6371 I think it will still be there, not sure though
One thing that can always put a smile on my face
The sound of Jet Engines
thats not a jet engine, its a turbofan engine
Or fancy anal tonight?
Always
2:52 that sound omg i fell in love
Turtle Gaming 2:30 is my fav
I agree with both of y’all
What saund is?
Recently arrived on an EY A350 to ORD. The NH 777 next to it pushed back and the startup of engines 1 & 2 even vibrated the entire A350 cabin with it
Me toooo
I work at an airport and I know this sound too well. I get goosebumps every time, and I gotta say of all the aircraft I see the 777-300er is the most badass and good looking aircraft ever. The A380 could never compete.
ModifiedReaper I love the 777 my self but what does the A380 have to do with it?
It isn't bad to say something is good, but it isn't nice to say something isn't good and forever poor.
how about the a330
@@sirpudditangg2676 MD-80/Dc9 series definitely compares to it.
I live 6km from the airport. This sound is the only one I hear and I hear it as I am in the ramp, no kidding
The startup vibration warped the window glass 🔥
It vibrates the entire cabin not just the windows
no, is the camera optics that wobbles due to low frequency resonance 😁😁
I swear, every time I’m on a 777, the engine start up shakes my insides, and I can literally feel the vibration through the walls and seats
Bryan Zhang that is the crazy GE 90 engine
@maga 2020 rose YOU GOING TO BRAZIL
@maga 2020 rose actually, one time I was flying back to USA from Amsterdam, the pilot drove onto the run way at the halfway point and GUNNED it down whatever half of the runway was. We took off but from my view we just *barely* missed the fence. Now I don't know if he was authorized to do that, but I crapped myself anyway.
They can also be felt in the terminal
@@ramseyaviation3715 The GE9X would have the same startup
I could feel the startup of a 777 from the terminal!
It can also be heard in the cabins of its neighboring planes
That heavenly deep bass sound through my earphones at full volume of a turbo-fan engine starting up.
They can also be heard in airport terminals near gates
@@sirpudditangg2676 I am an aircraft mechanic now and it's great to be up close to these things.
@@ag6371 it's even better if your standing out on the line.
Seriously wish they’d play those videos after engine startup, GE90’s sound so much better than cheesy overplayed jingles 😝
Saddest moment of the whole flight - when the engine turns off after stopping at the gate.
As a person that works at the airport it still gives me chills when I’m in the pushback towing the plane into the taxi way & my whole chest rumbles when the engines start up
Pilot ne yapsın sadece 5 dk sı var uçağı uçuş kuyruğuna sokmak için. Bir uçağı hazır hale getirmek çok zaman alıyor. Motorları tek tek çalıştırıp yetişmek zorunda bu yüzden sen onu taşırken o da motorlara gaz veriyor
I used to love the a380 as my favourite but after experiencing the 777 three times in a row I’ve realised how good it is and how much I love it
Same. A380 used to be my fav, but rn it’s The A340-600, with the 777-300ER as a very VERY close runner-up
@@akana_ same here, but now my favorite aircraft is the queen of the skies, the 747 series, with the 777 series at second place, lol
Liars
"I dont care about the floatation devices!!!!! Im listening to the engines!!!"
lol I get that feeling every time
At 3:12-3:35😍 This is the same sound as the TG700-401C engines on the Bell UH-1Y venom and AH-1Z viper helicopters. That sound of the start engaging as the APU pressurizes the start system is literally my favorite sound. The reason I book by aircraft and not flight time sometimes lol.
If you like the start up then look at the Boeing B52 start up of eight engines or the start up of a Boeing 707 jt3d engines
1:50 for Engine start up ;)
That was engine 1. Engine 2 doesn’t start until about a minute later
@@CaptainTransit No, wrong. Engine 2 always starts first, why? because Engine 2 does all the power and hydraulics. (Basically E2 powers the plane) Its engine 1 that always comes a minute later. (E1 doesnt do much at all)
@@leon7378ngisn’t that why APU is shut off after E2 is fully on?
3:00 eargasm
P L A N E G A S M
i climaxxed
I used to work in the International bagrooms at SFO, and the 777 startups were always a joy to hear. Feeling that power was just awesome.
3:00 i love the deep rumbling sound and how the plane shakes
vegard pig same mah dude!!
@@zayyansamad4195 watching saw how the plane is shaking
Thomas Pease 1:56 u can clearly see
lolololol wonder if the passengers felt the plane shaking
It can also be heard in the terminal near the gates
engines start on 2:18 goshh I love this sound!
YES YES YES! XD
Oh goosebumps
Yes, i love the sound but in real life that engine is louder than you think, i have been on a B777 - 300er and wow it was loud
OMG SAME LOVE IT THATS MY MUSIC
It can even be heard in the terminal and in the jet bridge
Pretty much sums up me waking up in the morning. Such a slow process lol
Imagine having a 737 sitting on both sides of ur plane...
Or in front of both sides of the 777X
@@ag6371 you mean a GE9 get to close and you’ll be a smoothie on the 777x
Oh so that “big engine in the middle and 2 Cabins where the engines are” memeis real
This is probably my favorite part. Where the pilot is un verbally telling you that the trip back home, or to your next adventure, has begun.
This is my favourite part, hearing those powerful engines roaring to life!
The GE9X should have the same startup
that camera shake during startup...shows how much vibration those engines create...love them
2:37 whoever tells the real direction of engine's blade rotation has really understood stroboscopic effect..
It’s counterclockwise I guess if I look at the curly mark on the center of the engine
I can hear the power of those engines! Simply amazing 😳
I don't know what it but when you see the 777 at the gate it looks absolutely gorgeous standing tall and sure of itself ..
Lucky you sitting right beside this beauty! Love that sound!
I always love that bass at the beginning of turbofan startups
I live 13 miles south of LAX, and up a cliff. I can always hear these motors start, late at night, in zero, to slight offshore breeze:
#1 first, and approx a minute later, the other symphony joins in. Love it!
2:15 - 2:35 😍😍😍 I LOVED THAT SOUND!😍😍❤️
I can’t believe my luck, but I was recently on the EXACT PLANE he was in, and in the EXACT SEAT he was in Only difference is my footage was from October. The Plane’s Registration Number is N2333U. The same as in his description. ruclips.net/video/xNTFAd1qZTk/видео.html
That sound always gives me goosebumps whenever I fly.
OMG Damn!! Isn;t this the most incredible sound recording ever!
The sound is just amazing no words to describe it...
I flew on one from Miami to soa Paulo...I sat on the wing and just couldn't believe how huge the wing root was..I swear it only took less then 5000 feet to be airborne...what a beast .. definitly the athlete of the airliners
I love those engines and the 777-300ER. Miss those ultra-long haul flights so much. Hopefully this coming spring 2023. Take care.
*those who have 20Hz headset be like* ( ͡☉ ͜ʖ ͡☉)
Shlomo Yosef Shekelbergzuckerowiczgoldmannsteinberg 😂
It really shakes ur head like crazy :v . I feel it :v
@Matt92 its a combination of jewish lastnames and firstnames
The engines shakes the cabin well 👍😄
GE-90 115B is unbeatable.... love it...
Can't wait to see video's like this of the 777-9.
It's going to be more on the GE9X as it is much larger
@@ag6371 But ge9x will have lower thrust variant when powering the 777x than what the ge90 has on 77l and 77w
I love the sound. It reminds me of the good memories of being on planes
As an aviation enthusiast on my planespotting days the moment I see either the 777-200 or the 777-300 pushing from the gate I get excited to listen to the engine startup it’s my favorite thing on those birds
im listening to this in bass boost and boy does it sound good!
Incredibly exhilarating start up. Terrific videography ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Music to my ears!😍 Just love this sound so much.
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Such a beautiful sight. I love aviation!
Those ENGINES... CRAZY!
The 777X engines are even crazier than these
I was just on N2333U yesterday afternoon, and engine startup shook the cabin, and the engine was so loud, they had to play the safety video again.
What a perfect and lovely sound !
I love the deep sound it makes
Love that sound!!!
You listen to this with the BOSE QC earbuds bass up full, holy moly it’s awesome!!!
yeah you can feel it in your chest irl if youre sitting on the wing seats, its one of the reasons i love flying on these
First time I flew a 777 was an AA -200 series LHR - ORD. Startup and take off was amazing. Getting up to cruise... Engines settled into a dull background rumble. I barely even realised they were running. Cruising at 42000 feet, my drink barely rippled.
After Engine 2 runs at idle
3:41 Air conditioning packs briefly turn on then off
3:57 Air conditioning packs turn on due to power change from APU/ground power to Engine 2
Where do you know this from? 😊 i can also hear a different sound beneath the engine itself
@@robingrunding5485 you can sometimes hear the compressed air from the APU under the floor as it surges along the ducts to start engine 1 then the bleed air from engine 1 ducts to start up engine 2.
i love how much the ge90 rumbles to life
That is a clean looking engine
This vibration, incredible
The deep low pitch is so good the camera vibrates a little!!
It even vibrates the cabin and even the terminal
Amazing start up ..
Flight lover ❤❤❤❤❤
oh man THAT BASS!!! I love the triple 7... (as you can suggest from my name lol)
Its wild how huge those engines are.
I have extreme aerophobia but I love these sounds so much.
Love the way the engines rattle the cabin on the 77W
Not just the 777-300ER even in the 777-200LR
Very nice at Newark - EWR!
Super wenn die,Triebwerke angehenden die ganze Kiste vibriert .Ich liebe das 😃
The 777-300ER has a beautiful engine start, Thanks to engineering we can hear these sounds.
I like the deep bass
that GE90 does when starting engines on headphones
Just putting my laptop on full volume I literally felt the vibration and the power of the engine
man like 2 years ago i was on a flight from Los Angeles to fiji on the A359 and my gosh the engine startup was unreal. my mom was like “omg it’s so annoying” and i’m like “music to my ears”
One of best sound ever ❤️❤️🔊
Beautiful 👌🏼 👍🏼
Nice video ❤
This is what a true start up sound like
Never gets old
Daily dose of before start studying :)))
1:46 😍😍😍😍😍I love this sound
Blessings to you
Nice GE 90 engine start up
Dude bought a plane ticket just to listen to the engines 😂 Genius!!!!
Beautiful sound
You are soo listening to the safety briefing.
niceee my lovely plane 777 thank you
The best sound ever ❤️
Massive!😍
Wow that’s power with headphones it feels like your ear drums got blasted out by one of those ge90s
Didn't get to fly to see my family since 5 years cause the new passport service for UK never returned my mum's passport after my brother's new one arrived, this video brings back memories, first time on a B777 In 2012, again in 2014 and in 2016
Gives me goosebumps ❤
Every time I travel in a 777-300 I get an earache after that sound
*777-300ER
Earache? Well damn, that sucks, do you at least enjoy the sound?
im addicted to these sounds
If you’ve never been in a 777 you won’t know just how loud those engines are, you literally have to cover your ears, but we love it lol 😂
And you won't know how much the plane vibrates, how much you FEEL the engines booming to life. A truly sensational experience!
This just proves how awesome mankind is
Well that’s music to my ears
Everyone hear the sound or just a really powerful bass?
It is deep and powerful enough to vibrate the entire 777 cabin and can also be heard in the terminal near the gate
@@ag6371 I heard it at the parking lot at JFK lol. Only the GE-90 777s and the -115Bs seem to be the most powerful.
@@AA-tz2bm The 777-200ER has a completely different GE90 startup than the 777-300ER
B777 engine startup is a complete orchestra!
what a magnificent machine this is