The Japanese airlines always needed big planes for their short domestic fights. In case someone asks why they operate a long haul aircraft within their borders. Boeing used to built a special 747-200/300 and 400 for their best customer in Asia in the past. The - 400 had a one class configuration and no wingglets.
How about some ELAL 787-9 action from FLL or MIA?? Might head back in September! 1st things first though... Delta Vacations from PBI> Auckland, NZ for our 2nd anniversary June 8th> 18th or thereabouts
As someone who has never left the US, except for a few visits down to TJ, I find your videos fascinating especially when, like here, you blink and suddenly you’re high over any developed American metropolis, except you’re not, it’s Japan and…..I don’t get out much 😂
Growing up in NYC, I thought I knew the size of a true metropolis. Then I joined the military and traveled a bit… Karachi, Pakistan in 2009, blew away what I knew about the size and population of cities… Then I went to Japan last October. Hands down, the cities that go on forever.
Yes, but only if done through aftermarket means. Apple will not upgrade computers after you've bought them. Even if something breaks and it needs repaired, they will only replace parts with what you originally ordered.
Can anyone explain what the "drilling" sound is during takeoff from the moment the wheels come off the ground till seatbelt sign off? I believe its the cabin compressor regulator, but can be mistaken?
So the most prominent noises you're hearing after rotation is the engines. But I'm not 100% sure if you're referring to the buzzing sound, or the more constant humming sound. Drilling could be either of those. The buzzing noise, which is what I think you're referring to is the engine's fan blades. During takeoff, the fan blades are spinning faster than the speed of sound, which causes their tips to make small sonic booms as they rotate. The buzzing sound is those thousands of small sonic booms being heard all at the same time. As you climb, less power is required to keep the aircraft aloft and at speed, so they eventually dissipate as the fan blades dip back below the speed of sound.
Why are there so many "sports" places like soccer and tennis fields bare sand / earth and not grass? Never seen something like this. All those sand-colored large spots inside the city are these sport places when you zoom in on them on Google Maps.
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This might just be the best engine buzz I've ever captured 🤤... Enjoy!
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That engine buzz was music to my ears.
One of my all time favorite takeoffs from you! Thanks for the replay!
Incredible engine sound!
Haha I remember this from the around the world series. As always great flight 👍
I figured if any video was worth re-visiting, it was this one haha.
@@sla31 spot on! This takeoff definitely stands out
Every time I see you post a new video I make myself popcorn and enjoy it!
Glad to hear that my friend! thanks for watching!
The Japanese airlines always needed big planes for their short domestic fights. In case someone asks why they operate a long haul aircraft within their borders. Boeing used to built a special 747-200/300 and 400 for their best customer in Asia in the past. The - 400 had a one class configuration and no wingglets.
Thoroughly enjoyed the sound of Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. The Airbus A350 is my favorite aircraft, particularly the -1000 variant
Hey Skylite Productions Have A Wonderful And Safe Flight
I loved the high speed train zipping through the city while you were climbing out
Good catch my friend!
wow, the views were simply stunning on this one! awesome catch
Thanks my friend! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Great views of Osaka on takeoff Skylite. Thanks.
That engine sound is incredible.
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
That was sweet! Loved it.
Glad you enjoyed it my friend!
Ienjoy the views and amazing flight ❤❤❤
How about some ELAL 787-9 action from FLL or MIA?? Might head back in September! 1st things first though... Delta Vacations from PBI> Auckland, NZ for our 2nd anniversary June 8th> 18th or thereabouts
Music to my ears 😍
Magic!
WOWOWOW!!!! Super-Fantabulous views!!!! Whoa! There's Godzilla!!
As someone who has never left the US, except for a few visits down to TJ, I find your videos fascinating especially when, like here, you blink and suddenly you’re high over any developed American metropolis, except you’re not, it’s Japan and…..I don’t get out much 😂
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Growing up in NYC, I thought I knew the size of a true metropolis. Then I joined the military and traveled a bit… Karachi, Pakistan in 2009, blew away what I knew about the size and population of cities… Then I went to Japan last October. Hands down, the cities that go on forever.
WOW! First time out of Osaka. The population density must be incredible.
Crank it up! 👍👍
Rolls-Royce engine s purring like a cat 😺🐈? beautiful ? thanks for sharing .
My pleasure my friend. Thanks for watching! I really appreciate it
Very cool!
Thanks for watching my friend!
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Grandioso questo decollo. Suono motori Top💯💯💯💫💫💫
Great fly! Is your iMac SSD upgradeable?
Yes, but only if done through aftermarket means. Apple will not upgrade computers after you've bought them. Even if something breaks and it needs repaired, they will only replace parts with what you originally ordered.
Can anyone explain what the "drilling" sound is during takeoff from the moment the wheels come off the ground till seatbelt sign off?
I believe its the cabin compressor regulator, but can be mistaken?
So the most prominent noises you're hearing after rotation is the engines. But I'm not 100% sure if you're referring to the buzzing sound, or the more constant humming sound. Drilling could be either of those. The buzzing noise, which is what I think you're referring to is the engine's fan blades. During takeoff, the fan blades are spinning faster than the speed of sound, which causes their tips to make small sonic booms as they rotate. The buzzing sound is those thousands of small sonic booms being heard all at the same time. As you climb, less power is required to keep the aircraft aloft and at speed, so they eventually dissipate as the fan blades dip back below the speed of sound.
2:59 sounds like a drill.
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@sla31 What device do you use to record?
I film everything with iPhones. Currently using iPhone 14 Pros.
I can’t wait to fly on a a350🤩 amazing sound bro @skyliteproductions
Does it ever reduce to climb thrust 😂
Currently 300 more views than likes 😮 algorithm leaches 🙅🏻♂️
Ｉlive in osaka
I like this scene
we say Itami curve
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Is this microsoft flight simulator
No, everything on my channel is real flights I’ve filmed from all over the world.
Why are there so many "sports" places like soccer and tennis fields bare sand / earth and not grass? Never seen something like this. All those sand-colored large spots inside the city are these sport places when you zoom in on them on Google Maps.