What a wonderful shot. I could watch forever and the view of Las Vegas is just incredible. Only the air conditioning in Las Vegas must have been very, very cold... I've never heard so many people coughing so often on an airplane... 🤒
WoW! This is really impressive. Thanks for the timeline section indicators. And thanks for *not* having an irritating music soundtrack. Well done! I've never been to "Lost Wages" 😄 but always been intrigued.
Everything is amazing, from the good seat, the engine sounds, the way the sun was reflecting off the engine, the departure, the sunset, wow, great video!!
We drive up to LV twice a year. No trip is complete without a half-hour spent watching arrivals at the planespotting lot adjacent to 26L. You can almost reach out and touch 'em.
This is awesome. I used to fly delta a lot in the 2010s and always found myself on MD80/90, 737, or CRJs for domestic flights. Never dreamed of being lucky enough to snag a ride on a newer widebody. Occasional 767.
Favorite plane and airline nice video.👍...there is a chance I was on that plane with you based on the time of day, 330-...300?, and dreamliner. Was your flight by chance on a sunday? I do know there was one on a saturday to so bo big deal if its not the same ( i was just wondering). Beautiful video keep up the great work!🫡
@@twincitiesaviator hmm okay maybe someone else in the comments section will know. I’ve never seen those turn off while in flight except for cloudy or other adverse weather which would affect visibility.
The thing when it comes to ears popping, has to do with cabin pressure when it comes to aircraft. Especially the A350-900. From my point of view when it comes to riding airliners wether be delta, American and spirit. Take off can lead to cabin pressure. Post take off, can be relaxing. Mind the turbulence.
Delta runs a350 from Vegas to Minneapolis? That’s crazy they have so many people flying back and forth between those 2 cities they need the a350 to run the route
I noticed myself that when flying out of McCarran (now Harry Reid) takeoffs were always longer than normal since it is one of the largest airports in the country thus a lot of planes coming and going all the time
Yep, it can get pretty congested when ops are confined to a limited number of runways. MSP right now is a perfect example with the 12L/30R construction closure.
How could an A350 operate into Las Vegas? These planes are mostly used for international flights. Back in late 2021, I traveled from New York to Las Vegas and back on an A330.
@@twincitiesaviator What route is this it’s interesting how DL777 is A321NEO and some that are marked a350 is entirely different plane. I am huge aviation nerd and travel hacker. I’m going to LAS from CLE and I seen A350-900 runs LAX to ATL so I made a quick one leg from LAS-LAX all in same day to get that one way and snagged it for 54k miles pretty much every seat is open what seat were you in I want the best view of the engines? I got 5D but I’m very curious what your destination was from LAS?
Can anyone explain the "buzzing" or rather "drilling" noise at takeoff when the wheels come off the ground till cruise altitude and the seatbelt sign is off? Its far less noticeable in an A350 compared to my recent 777-300 a week ago, but having searched and asked around for videos at takeoff even the A350 has is it in some capacity. I believe it's the compressor that regulates cabin pressure, but some say that's not true.
Engine N1 fan blades going supersonic so you get a buzzsaw type of sound. The thinner the air is the less it’s heard so eventually it becomes inaudible as we climb out. The A350s Rolls Royce Trent XWBs are specifically designed to reduce this sound, so it’s muffled in a sense. The GE90s on the 777s have a very prominent buzzsaw in most cases.
@@twincitiesaviator thank you so much! I’ve deep dive into the matter. To be even more amazed of the engineering aspect of the engines. Still I always kind of knew the noise was never a problem, I didn’t like the sound as it overtakes the beautiful jet engine sounds.
Did you know ever since the created the fucking hotel tax, Vegas makes about 300 million a year, not to mention about 300 billion from tourist. Lived there for a about a year couldn't to leave.
Only thing I can imagine youre talking about is the "buzzing" type noise. That is the front fan blades going supersonic at the tips, a lot of Turbofan engines do it, all RR engines do it!
You can tell it’s a domestic flight as the plane flies lower - and thus experiences more turbulence. International flights fly higher and so experience less turbulence as they fly above everything.
Turbulence doesn’t necessarily occur lower vs higher, all depends on fronts, air masses, and the jet steam. The opposite for domestic vs international is actually true. International flights start off cruising lower due to their high loads, but get higher closer to their destination as they burn fuel(lower weight=higher cruise altitude). Domestic flights are generally lighter and can cruise higher overall.
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What a wonderful shot. I could watch forever and the view of Las Vegas is just incredible. Only the air conditioning in Las Vegas must have been very, very cold... I've never heard so many people coughing so often on an airplane... 🤒
the transition from city to desert landscape is amazing
Awesome video
Thanks AirForceProud 🙏🏻!
fancy seeing you here. Florida Boss man
Epic lighting with the sunset!
Love the ROAR! Great vid as always.
Thank you!
Great view of the Sphere
Those big flying machines never cease to amaze. Flew three weeks ago. Doesn't even feel like you are moving in one of those !😊
No
WoW! This is really impressive. Thanks for the timeline section indicators. And thanks for *not* having an irritating music soundtrack. Well done! I've never been to "Lost Wages" 😄 but always been intrigued.
Amazing video, one of the best on the internet. Great plane, great airline on a 1R sin city departure at sunset. X100
Everything is amazing, from the good seat, the engine sounds, the way the sun was reflecting off the engine, the departure, the sunset, wow, great video!!
Nice view of the Sphere.
Now "copycat" Dubai got another idea to steal from the US.😂
Came for a video of the a350, left with a picturesque view of the Doritos pyramid.
🤣
LOL
Tacky.. In the 90s Luxor used to be a nice mid-range hotel now it's a big "economy" motel.
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Best airplane in the skies today :D
Love the 747-sp at 25:04 in the back
Masterpiece of a video in every respect
I needed a shave waiting for the actual takeoff.😮
It did take a hot minute! Lots of traffic ahead of us that had to get out first.
Imagine not enjoying the taxi, pleb
We drive up to LV twice a year. No trip is complete without a half-hour spent watching arrivals at the planespotting lot adjacent to 26L. You can almost reach out and touch 'em.
Amazing view on the climb out at KLAS!
Sure was!
What an awesome sound from the Trent XWB, great video 👍
This is awesome. I used to fly delta a lot in the 2010s and always found myself on MD80/90, 737, or CRJs for domestic flights. Never dreamed of being lucky enough to snag a ride on a newer widebody. Occasional 767.
That big mountain ridge right there when you're coming or going by air... we call it the "pound cake"...
Great video! Amazing view!
Thank you!
Beautiful views.
Good to see other Sky Team airlines represented at LAS. Wow. What a beautiful departure out of LAS on the Delta A350. Quiet engines.
I enjoyed watching this thank you for sharing with us
Glad you liked it!
Where does DL fly the A359 to out of KLAS?
ICN, MSP, and ATL. ICN and MSP for the Consumer electronics show, ATL for sheer demand as far as I know.
The spirit airlines at the back lol
Classic video clip of Delta A350 take off out of Vegas
Domestic A350 route is wild, I love it
Favorite plane and airline nice video.👍...there is a chance I was on that plane with you based on the time of day, 330-...300?, and dreamliner. Was your flight by chance on a sunday? I do know there was one on a saturday to so bo big deal if its not the same ( i was just wondering). Beautiful video keep up the great work!🫡
Same here! It was on Sunday the 7th yeah. A350-900, N506DN
@twincitiesaviator Wow, that's so cool...who knows mabey ill see ya in MSP's viewing area sometime.
@colinfleischhacker4470 very fair chance of that, especially with the unseasonably good weather coming up!
Beautiful. Very short take-off. Was the airplane not full?
Thanks! Nearly a full flight!
Best seat and view and best DL 350 video by far
This gives me CFM-56 vibes..nice video!
Thanks!
Easily a takeoff video I could watch 10x over for just the view alone.
Awesome.
What’s your cam mount or method?
Stabilized in post?
Thanks! This entire video was handheld.
Why do the white anti-collison strobes turn off at around 30:48?
Hmmm, not sure. Didn’t notice until you pointed it out.
@@twincitiesaviator hmm okay maybe someone else in the comments section will know. I’ve never seen those turn off while in flight except for cloudy or other adverse weather which would affect visibility.
Safe travels and have a good flight
What gate is the a350 at? Isn’t it too big for the regular delta gates
D24 can fit it and so can D25. We had an Air France 359 next to us before we pushed back.
@@twincitiesaviator ohh ok nice. Only big plane I’ve flown was Delta 767
Who else felt their ears popping just watching it?
me lol, i love airbus engine start ups
The thing when it comes to ears popping, has to do with cabin pressure when it comes to aircraft. Especially the A350-900. From my point of view when it comes to riding airliners wether be delta, American and spirit. Take off can lead to cabin pressure. Post take off, can be relaxing. Mind the turbulence.
Incredible views what seat number was this ?
5A, 7A/D is a bit easier on the neck though FWIW.
Is that delta flight 777? Bc I flew out of Vegas on a a350 and that was the flight number
1319, 777 is the ATL turn
Ok
Other then BAW I didn’t know there was this too 😮 and A330!
Interesting view of a 747SP and the JANET 736s during the takeoff roll.
Thanks.
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An a350 seems like a lot of airplane for a 3-hour hop to Minneapolis. Must be an in-demand route for the time of day/year.
Correct. This hop was implemented for CES. MSP ICN becomes ICN LAS MSP for a couple days to accommodate the demand between ICN and LAS.
Love departing out of here do it every summer!
Delta runs a350 from Vegas to Minneapolis? That’s crazy they have so many people flying back and forth between those 2 cities they need the a350 to run the route
It’s a yearly thing for CES. It’ll happen in 2025 too!
Gotta be very excited Delta ordered 20 A350-1000 in the future!
Absolutely!
Such an awesome video!
Thank you!
Are you guys in Phoenix right now taking off?
Nope
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That's a dumb question .🙄
They are in Las Vegas.🤦
Hey, rolling takoff . Marvelious
24:24 pure ear candy.
Beautiful 😊
I’ve never noticed how bounce those planes have up in the nose while taxiing. Very tail heavy
Just bouncy struts. The weight is distributed very well, we had a lower pax load.
Very nice!
Thanks!
Noted. If you're taking off on the 1's (runways), sit on the port side of the aircraft.
That makes me want to plan a flight, get the flight necessities ready and go flying.
I like the engine start up
Nice Video.
Thanks!
always gotta be that one person who coughs or sneeze 🤦♂️
I dream about a job where I just fly and do videos about it.
25:50 What's that blue dome?
Las Vegas Sphere
I have never seen 350-900 at LAS. Only the smaller narrow bodies. Minus the occasional queen
I noticed myself that when flying out of McCarran (now Harry Reid) takeoffs were always longer than normal since it is one of the largest airports in the country thus a lot of planes coming and going all the time
Yep, it can get pretty congested when ops are confined to a limited number of runways. MSP right now is a perfect example with the 12L/30R construction closure.
What city were you flying from Las Vegas
Minneapolis
How could an A350 operate into Las Vegas? These planes are mostly used for international flights.
Back in late 2021, I traveled from New York to Las Vegas and back on an A330.
It’s for CES. ICN MSP becomes ICN LAS MSP to accommodate the extra demand between ICN and LAS.
Is the engine that loud the entire time inside the cabin?
Virtually inaudible after 10000ft
Quietest airplane in the Delta fleet. I rode one ATL to DUB and back. The landing gear provides the smoothest landings I have ever experienced.
What seat were you in I think. 5A and 5D are the best what route from las is this only a350-900 I know of is lax-atl
5A, 7A/D are better on the neck for the engine and wing views. Worth noting that 7A gets scuffed by the jetbridge though.
@@twincitiesaviator What route is this it’s interesting how DL777 is A321NEO and some that are marked a350 is entirely different plane. I am huge aviation nerd and travel hacker. I’m going to LAS from CLE and I seen A350-900 runs LAX to ATL so I made a quick one leg from LAS-LAX all in same day to get that one way and snagged it for 54k miles pretty much every seat is open what seat were you in I want the best view of the engines? I got 5D but I’m very curious what your destination was from LAS?
@mylesbraude2169 LAS MSP
@@twincitiesaviator really you must of got the last flight because I don’t see that route anymore you scored on such a short flight great score!
@@twincitiesaviator it’s only boring 737-900 ER
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do one of Malta 🇲🇹 please 🙏 🙂
Love me a good ole rolling takeoff. Just turn n burn. 🔥❤
Weather delay or what hitches ? Too Long waita.
Lots of traffic ahead of us. Busy evening at LAS.
Beautiful
That Las Vegas Sphere Looked Like Someone Drew it in Looks outta place lol lol 😅
So Jealous of your 1s departure!! I did this flight the day before and got 26R :(
Whoever wondering this airport, it's Harry Reid International
Can anyone explain the "buzzing" or rather "drilling" noise at takeoff when the wheels come off the ground till cruise altitude and the seatbelt sign is off?
Its far less noticeable in an A350 compared to my recent 777-300 a week ago, but having searched and asked around for videos at takeoff even the A350 has is it in some capacity.
I believe it's the compressor that regulates cabin pressure, but some say that's not true.
Engine N1 fan blades going supersonic so you get a buzzsaw type of sound. The thinner the air is the less it’s heard so eventually it becomes inaudible as we climb out. The A350s Rolls Royce Trent XWBs are specifically designed to reduce this sound, so it’s muffled in a sense. The GE90s on the 777s have a very prominent buzzsaw in most cases.
@@twincitiesaviator thank you so much! I’ve deep dive into the matter. To be even more amazed of the engineering aspect of the engines.
Still I always kind of knew the noise was never a problem, I didn’t like the sound as it overtakes the beautiful jet engine sounds.
I'm not gonna like I was sure this was MSFS from the thumbnail
That buzzsaw is close in pitch to the A340.
600 and 500 sure but the 300 is way higher.
Must be nice to be in a large city and be able to fly airplanes other than an A320 or 737
24:22 Trent XWB howl
Beautiful place 😢 miss it so much
Did you know ever since the created the fucking hotel tax, Vegas makes about 300 million a year, not to mention about 300 billion from tourist. Lived there for a about a year couldn't to leave.
24:23 best part
I went and mowed my yard waiting for this plane to take off.
🤣
Where was the flight heading?
Check the description
25:05 I see a 747 sp
Nice air.
Nellis Air force base at 28:00 minutes
It's a shame these newer generation Trents don't howl like the Trent 800 does.
25:43 i see sphere
Sounds like a main bearing is about to fail. It doesn't sound powerful, it sounds inefficient to me. Thank goodness for noise cancelling headphones.
Watchout everyone, we’ve got a plane engineer in our comments
What's the loud tonality from the engines during takeoff for?!?! It's freaking ANNOYING AF*!!
What timestamp are you referring to?
Only thing I can imagine youre talking about is the "buzzing" type noise. That is the front fan blades going supersonic at the tips, a lot of Turbofan engines do it, all RR engines do it!
*@kandaman304*
"tonality"?
Is that in the Funk and Waggonal dictionary?😳
remind me the las vegas in gta SA. (awesome)
Too quiet and wimpy sounding compared to the 707 turbofan. This is great for noise control, but not much for exciting sound.
Put it in rain or snow and it’s a different story.
People cough alot on planes don't they
Yep, also a 30 minute long video which I guess just puts it in more perspective haha.
1 ton taxi fuel gone
LOL
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You can tell it’s a domestic flight as the plane flies lower - and thus experiences more turbulence. International flights fly higher and so experience less turbulence as they fly above everything.
Turbulence doesn’t necessarily occur lower vs higher, all depends on fronts, air masses, and the jet steam. The opposite for domestic vs international is actually true. International flights start off cruising lower due to their high loads, but get higher closer to their destination as they burn fuel(lower weight=higher cruise altitude). Domestic flights are generally lighter and can cruise higher overall.
Uu nice