@@danishfaridbhatti Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
@@lpcox I recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer..
I had a flight like that during monsoon. Had a lot of turbulence and a lot of rural areas were flooded looking from above. It was sad to see huge damages and people being evacuated but the flight was fun.
What you say is almost true . On short runway takeoff pilots turn off the engines Bleed air (AC) to get full throttle . (They turn it on just after the takeoff of course)
Actually this video is bad since the speed calculations are off. The real take off speed for the 737 is something like 280km/h considering that it is loaded. The cruising speed is also about 900km/h
Where the air is thinner the less the resistance and makes for a faster and more fuel efficient flight. I always love the feel of thrust on take off, it still takes my breath away.
Max speed: 0:33 me going work on monday 1:08 Elephant 1:24 Cheetah 1:31 VW Golf II 1.6D 1:43 Opel Vectra B 2.5 v6 2:12 Ferrari F40 3:01 Bugatti Veyron 3:11 Koenigsegg Agera RS 7:40 me returning from work on friday :)
nah trust me if you become a mechanical engineer and have to design parts for them you will get tired staring at all those hard engineering problems. makes you wanna die because your brains will hurt by solving all those physics questions.
Hi there! I think the one that hit your head pretty hard is you my boy, you aren't able to read. I said km/h and kph is correct, kmph ain't. The international unit of kilometres per hour uses as a symbol "km/h" or "kph" -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilometres_per_hour . Next time get yourself informed, so you don't get humiliated like that.
Theres always that moment before a plane takes off, where its travelling faster than any car or train, and you think: "I hope this plane is going to say goodbye to the runway soon".
I like how the creator of the video is constantly replying to others about what app it is and how he/she recorded the speed. That's some crazy dedication, keep up the Great work!
Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
I didn't truly appreciate how fast these passenger planes are going until I saw another plane travelling in the other direction, on one of my flights about a year ago. Talk about warp speed... in the blink of an eye it appeared and then was gone. Crazy how fast these things are moving and you can't even consciously realize it.
Take off speed depends on the engine power and the total weight. And yes, assuming it does have the aerodynamic shape and the wings. Watch boat race fail videos.
The rotation speed of a 737 at take off happens around 130 knots (at 45,360kg) or just over 240 kph. Despite having a little time lag with the ground speed indicator, it still is an interesting video - well done Moto Rider!
Depends on the weight and on the true air speed. If they have strong head winds they could take off with 0 km/h. True air speed and ground speed are different.
Planes take off into the wind, so you have to add the headwind to the display groundspeed to know what the actual rotation speed was (flow of air over the wings).
Why is everybody losing their shit here? Of course the readings won't be accurate when it's measured by instrument absolutely not intended for the purpose. Still it gives an overall idea. Just watch the video and enjoy!
Takeoff speed is dependent on weight and head winds. So say you need 150 mph, and there is a head wind of 30 mph. In such case, your ground speed need only be 120 mph. Nevertheless, your airspeed will indeed be 150 mph. On another note, really like the way you report flight parameters during flight. Makes the video more interesting. Hope others begin doing the same. Thanks for sharing.
i think the takeoff speed is already set by the company and u cant takeoff before that speed and even in air if ur speed is lower than defined speed ur plane will stall.... and passenger planes cant takeoff at such low speed. in this video it took off at around 200-210kph mayb the gps is slow.
very correct goa 1975km from delhi speed 800km/hr of plane i reached within 2:30 hr. whosoever reading speed he is doing correct estimate of plane speed. vistara bahut mast hai yaar
I was in PIA flight and it was flying at a speed of more then 1,000km/h.... that was insane. I never witnessed this kind of speed before and after that
Actually GPS signal was weak inside the flight so Speed shown in Speedometer might be less than actual speed of the flight. Might be 60-70kmph less. See this video in this Video GPS signal was strong th-cam.com/video/eeqJ55jGKms/w-d-xo.html
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga It probably is even more than that, in the video the plane is airborne at about 200 km/h + 70 km/h = 270 km/h is still less than it usually would be with 314 km/h with a speed of about 170 knots, of course it is different from the different types and weather conditions.
Several years ago, as far as I can remember, I flew with a B737-400 from Gran Canaria to PAD. After reaching the cruising altitude to about the European mainland, the aircraft had a ground speed of more than 1000 km/h the whole time.
@@McChopper2000 The ground speed can vary significantly from the true airspeed. The true airspeed wouldn't go over the max speed that the plane can achieve but the ground speed can be over 1100km/h even for a Boeing 777 flying in the right conditions
The physics of air flight in the modern era is really interesting. While the wind resistant flight speed of an aircraft will actually decrease the higher it goes, the real ground speed will increase. This is due to lower air pressure at higher altitudes (which also greatly reduces fuel consumption). An aircraft doing mach 0.7 at 11,000m altitude, will be traveling about 800km/h on the ground.
Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
Great video! Long time I have thought it would be cool to use my bicycle GPS during a flight. I guess it's not allowed though? I have Flightradar24 in my smartphone and use it regularly and even if I know what speeds airliners reach it would still be cool to read it at the actual flight. I like the feeling of the take off. Yes; many cars are faster up to 100km/h and sportcars to maybe 150km/h but the airplane just continue to accelerate with the even acceleration when a "normal" car and motorcycle has reached its topspeed. And knowing that these large airliners are heavier than a timber truck makes us get some understanding of the power the jet engines produce.
Thanks for a good video. I never knew the plane left the ground at only 160-170 kph. Imagine at only 170 kph the air pressure can lift this gigantic aircraft. It's mind blowing
I don't know why it feels so much faster when the plane starts, than driving fast in car... My car reaches the 200 km/h way faster than the plane but it feels much slower ...
the feeling of acceleration is the pressure on your back,in a car your back is vertical,in an airplane you are accelerating plus you are at an angle and you feel your own weight too as part of the acceleration
It would be interesting to have both air speed and relative to ground. Found myself in an A380 above Greenland at 11oo kph with wind in the back, ground speed.
Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
If you record speed for whole flight including landing, you will see how quick the plane drops in speed at the end and how long it can maintain the cruiser speed.
737 Takeoff speed reaches up to 250Km/h. That GPS telemetry is not accurate enough. There is no way at 180-200KPH can let the 737 lift off. As it starts from 80-100kts it's a transition from low speed to high speed.
It always depends on the weight of the plane. They calculate the v1 and the vr speeds based on the weight and even the length of the runway. Maybe the plane is not that heavy to take-off at a lower vr.
Stop saying that the app should use Knots. We know planes use Knots for speed, but this is just a phone app for the average everyday user whom are accustomed to Kph (or Mph if you're from America). Gives you a sense on how fast planes fly compared to your everyday commute at 110kph. Also, visually you can't 'see' 800kph because they're so high above the ground as a reference point. If they were to fly just 20 feet above the ground, you'd most likely see it zoom past you extremely fast and they'd be a kilometer away just 5 seconds later.
Thanks for the explanation 👍 I recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer. It only have mph and kmph options. Checkout this video Takeoff and landing speed th-cam.com/video/eeqJ55jGKms/w-d-xo.html
@@mrbachittarsingh9243 Sorry to hear that but I told the truth scientific laws must be uniform I also do not see the point of some countries driving from the wrong side of the road !!!
Going from New York to London is the faster route. A British Airways flight just set the non-Concorde record at 4 hours 58 minutes from NYC to London. They reached a top speed of 717 knots which is about 1,330 km/h.
@@JonnyRicter Yeah, I just read the story. 747s cannot fly that fast. This one was just lucky because it was in a jet stream going 200 mph. The 747 was going at 625 mph relative to the air around it, but because it had a 200 mph tailwind, its speed was 825 relative to the ground.
speed is measured in kilometres per hour. Don't get confused, in the airplanes speed is given in knots, miles per hour. But these miles are marine miles, not statutary(land) miles. 1 marine mile is equal to 1.85 kilometres, 1 statutary mile is equal to 1.6 kilometres. Hope this help.
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*Mph version of this video and* #mph *vs* #kmph
th-cam.com/video/NiMVDOQ7hGY/w-d-xo.html
Moto Rider IND what is this app which shows speedo meter?
I’m curious as well
@@danishfaridbhatti Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
@@lpcox I recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer..
Km is better
I love rainy takeoffs. Once you get above the clouds it's like the most beautiful day ever.
Yes 😁
And When going through clouds there is more turbulence.
That's what i've just said to my sister
I had a flight like that during monsoon. Had a lot of turbulence and a lot of rural areas were flooded looking from above. It was sad to see huge damages and people being evacuated but the flight was fun.
I hate turbulence it scares me the most and I'm afraid of air travel
Until god smites you
That feeling when the plane accelerates down the runway is unmatched
Yup 👌
frrrr
Yeah that feels amazing like you are in a super car!!
Ever ridden a 1000cc motorbike?
My Honda would dust it on the run way
Reaches 800kmh
Turns off the AC:3000 KMH
Petrol style.😁
@@HEN.96 haha
Haha 😅
What you say is almost true .
On short runway takeoff pilots turn off the engines Bleed air (AC) to get full throttle . (They turn it on just after the takeoff of course)
Ngakak
how to be faster than the plane:
just walk to the cockpit's direction
Haha 👍😅
Big brain
Strange to think that when you do that you are slowing the progress of the aircraft as much as you are advancing your own.
Actually this video is bad since the speed calculations are off. The real take off speed for the 737 is something like 280km/h considering that it is loaded. The cruising speed is also about 900km/h
@@RNA0ROGER Depends heavily on aircraft weight and wind
Finally someone who uses Km/h and not those f*cking mph
Edit:Thanks for all the likes❤️
Was thinking the same
@horizonfx kph is kilometers per hour. Or one mile is equal to 1.6 kilometers
@@f.a3202 I was thinking the opposite
hahahaha, if I know you I would buy you a beer
"Km/h"
Where the air is thinner the less the resistance and makes for a faster and more fuel efficient flight. I always love the feel of thrust on take off, it still takes my breath away.
take off is the worst..I always die inside
@@lucille1173 landing can be worse
Then you should get into a 500hp Evo 8 if you want to feel thrust. It makes a plane feel like a mini in comparison.
A Mitsubishi? Should we also go get a cheap tv and then bomb Pearl harbor? Mitsubishi is fucking GARBAGE lol
@labib Ahmed Yes. It's a very OK sports car, made by Mitsubishi which is garbage as I said. Nothing special about the car.
Max speed:
0:33 me going work on monday
1:08 Elephant
1:24 Cheetah
1:31 VW Golf II 1.6D
1:43 Opel Vectra B 2.5 v6
2:12 Ferrari F40
3:01 Bugatti Veyron
3:11 Koenigsegg Agera RS
7:40 me returning from work on friday :)
4:02, Bugatti Chiron 300+
0:24 me stumbling from a pub to my place
LOL
5:16 P-47 Thunderbolt
@@iftikhor4885 chron goes 490kmh max
Isn't it amazing how smooth flights are? Especially when looking at the instruments. It makes you see how we perceive turbulence or other things.
Yes 👍
So true
until you fly with ryanair
Plane:*reaches more than 400 kph*
Bugatti:*Bugatti Chiron has left the chat*
Haha 🤣🤣
The viron in 400kph the chiron in 500kph
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga Also thank for the video ;) its really fun to watch
unfortunately your bugatti literally runs out of fuel after ~10 minutes meanwhile the plane still have gallons of fuel left
@@jungle6815 Chiron won't reach 500kph until a new tire capable of that speed is equipped
Magnificent, aeroplanes are something I will never get tired to watch.
Yes 😁
nah trust me if you become a mechanical engineer and have to design parts for them you will get tired staring at all those hard engineering problems. makes you wanna die because your brains will hurt by solving all those physics questions.
Okay 😅
I love the sound when the engines starts revving up and you get that roar
Yes 😁
The Boeing 777-300ER sounds 10 times better
I love the way that this guy sees and replies to all of the comments 🥰
Thank You 😁😊
How to make your *phone* fly.
Step 1: Turn on Airplane Mode
Step 2: Reach 200 kmh
Have Fun.
Haha 😅🤣😂😂
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga or maybe hop in a space shuttle and turn on no gravity mode outside earth. In that way even you'll be able to fly lol
Step 3: smoke weed
Peter Mbote ,
Ah yes, TH-cam Algorithm brought me back to my old account
*737 At 822KM/hr... am the boss yo*
*Concord At 2167KM/hr hold my engine's* 😂😂
more like 'concorde: hold my droop snoot''
Hahaha 😅 👌
F16 has entered the chat
5min later the concord flys 100kmh because the 737 is holding the engines
@@nokk.r6710 hahaha true and the 737 flys at 2167 km/h 😂😂😜😜
Flew from Durban to Mauritius in 2018, really enjoyed this exact view overlooking the wing and really appreciated the marvel of aviation engineering.
Nice 👌 😁
This is actually the first video of its kind on TH-cam. Hats off to the uploader for using Km/ Ph
Thank You 😁
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga how u have measured speed
My last flight from Doha to Muscat in an Airbus A350-900, the aircraft reached 1024km/h
*Thanks for 1k Likes Guys 🤗
Sayyed Ahmad yes u r right the civil aviation can reach 39k feet altitude and to do this u need to fly st the speed around 1000kph depends wind
btw it's km/h or kph not kmph.
SnyderJF huh? hit your head pretty hard.
Hi There! What do you mean?
Hi there! I think the one that hit your head pretty hard is you my boy, you aren't able to read. I said km/h and kph is correct, kmph ain't. The international unit of kilometres per hour uses as a symbol "km/h" or "kph" -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kilometres_per_hour . Next time get yourself informed, so you don't get humiliated like that.
Theres always that moment before a plane takes off, where its travelling faster than any car or train, and you think: "I hope this plane is going to say goodbye to the runway soon".
At that speed, it's going to leave the runway one way or another. Lol!
There are trains that run at 600 km/h
S T O P 😭😅
The plane rotates at arround 190 kph and leaves the runway at 210... boy ive driven faster than that in a volkwagen lol
@@MigotRen your volkswagen needs a runway too
I am so glad to be alive when its really hard to tell if I am watching a video or a sim...
It is real.
GoPro GPS telemetry.
I have Uploaded few videos like this in my channel 😊
2:55 Now H2R just got behind....!!!!!
Yes 🤪😁
Nice capture...never seen such video.. thanks 👍
Thankyou 😁
I like how the creator of the video is constantly replying to others about what app it is and how he/she recorded the speed. That's some crazy dedication, keep up the Great work!
pixelking Thanks alot 😁
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga Please, what equipment/software did you use for the telemetry?
Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
GoPro is so amazing that it knows exactly how fast you will be going before you started moving...
Okay
Aliens :- Is that a challenge?
😅
Give this pilot a ticket for speeding on the runway. He went 230+ and he should have gone 160. The pilots fault
Haha 🤣
I know, I went on a Airbus 380 and it went over 1000kph, also, that one sped, it went 278kph on the runway.
@@pr0j3ct yeah...mine went _10000mph_ I asked the driver what he was doing and he _punched_ me...what a cruel world we live in
Its in kph but aviation measurement uses Knots so yeah
Genesareth That’s cruel
That's the speed of me running towards the door, when I see my girl coming to my apartment.
Haha 🤣
I wanna see that while ur at it just join the olympics my dude
Thanks for sharing my friend, your New friend from Dubai UAE 🇦🇪, GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS ❤✌✌✌✌🙏🙏🙏🌷🌹
Thank you 😊
The 2.3K dislikes are those who thought the thumbnail was in MPH
Okay 😅
But I have also Uploaded Mph version of this video.
Thanks fr d video bro!
Shashi Kumar Thankyou bro 😊
Wow amazing, nice video thank you upload😍❤️👍
Thanks alot for watching 😁😁
I didn't truly appreciate how fast these passenger planes are going until I saw another plane travelling in the other direction, on one of my flights about a year ago. Talk about warp speed... in the blink of an eye it appeared and then was gone. Crazy how fast these things are moving and you can't even consciously realize it.
Yeah right. That 760 kph is insane speed. No one can do that on Land.
@@reymarksuguitan6644 except the thrust ssc which did 1200 kph on land using jet engines
Nice Experience 👍
Passengers be like: WOW THATS AMAZING
Pilots be like: ...meh
Not an pilot yet but I can relate.
Haha 😅
So If an aircraft takes off at 200 k/h , a car can take off from a highway at the same speed !!
Men I am joking
ANDROGAMER 2018 lol
Possibly if you have wings 😊
If it had wings, yes ofcourse... At what speed do you think a Cessna 172 gets airborne?
Take off speed depends on the engine power and the total weight. And yes, assuming it does have the aerodynamic shape and the wings. Watch boat race fail videos.
ANDROGAMER 2018 must have wing to fly
The rotation speed of a 737 at take off happens around 130 knots (at 45,360kg) or just over 240 kph. Despite having a little time lag with the ground speed indicator, it still is an interesting video - well done Moto Rider!
Thankyou 😁😁
It depends
Depends on the weight and on the true air speed. If they have strong head winds they could take off with 0 km/h. True air speed and ground speed are different.
Planes take off into the wind, so you have to add the headwind to the display groundspeed to know what the actual rotation speed was (flow of air over the wings).
Additionally below 10,000 ft the speed limit 250 knots or less.
Concorde: "Hold my beer"
👍😀
More like hold my fuel
@@someonethatyouknow7604 more like hold my concorde grape jelly
I'm more of a whisky man myself
Plane- reaches 500kmph
Bullet train- bullet train has left the chat
Haha 😅
Why is everybody losing their shit here? Of course the readings won't be accurate when it's measured by instrument absolutely not intended for the purpose. Still it gives an overall idea. Just watch the video and enjoy!
Jawed Huda Thanks bro 😊
cause it gives wrong infos maybe?
The measure is almost right..
Lol...I could stick my finger up my ass and tell you from what direction the wind is blowing. Would you like me to tell you the general direction?
Jawed Huda
No reason to watch inaccurate video...
Why don't you go suck the finger clean from guy who is asking you to determine wind direction....
The speed reminded me of
BACK TO THE ғᴜᴛᴜʀᴇᴇ
😁😁🤘
You know it's mumbai when you see the densely packed slums just beside the airport runway
Ok
737: 800kmph
Light: hold my higgs boson, imma head out
*kph
@@squ34ky kilometre per hour
Good information I am waiting for this a long time thank-you
Thankyou 😁😁
how do you get that it is real or not?
Takeoff speed is dependent on weight and head winds. So say you need 150 mph, and there is a head wind of 30 mph. In such case, your ground speed need only be 120 mph. Nevertheless, your airspeed will indeed be 150 mph.
On another note, really like the way you report flight parameters during flight. Makes the video more interesting. Hope others begin doing the same. Thanks for sharing.
Luc Gaudreault Thankyou 😊
LRG
See difference in Speedometer reading and GPS reading in my another video.
th-cam.com/video/kc-KsrX_jc8/w-d-xo.html
Finally a smart person
Its also dependent when they rotate. they could lift off earlier, but the speed has to be safe enough first.
i think the takeoff speed is already set by the company and u cant takeoff before that speed and even in air if ur speed is lower than defined speed ur plane will stall.... and passenger planes cant takeoff at such low speed. in this video it took off at around 200-210kph mayb the gps is slow.
A great video. Wonderful to see the jet's move on the tarmac move and to take off and the speed increase in the sky upto 822 kmph. Great.
Thank You 😁
very correct
goa 1975km from delhi
speed 800km/hr of plane
i reached within 2:30 hr.
whosoever reading speed he is doing correct estimate of plane speed.
vistara bahut mast hai yaar
Thank You 😁
you need to stick that thing to a fighter jet
It will be more Amazing (Cockpit view and readings will be more accurate) 😁
Hell yeah!
The F-15C can go around 3,000km/h.
What about rocket
Everytime I am amazed by the quality of the GoPro. I don't own one and don't have the need for one ATM but still: amazing!
Wish their stock reflected this
Thankyou 😁
This just shows how much of a difference the flaps make
Yes
The amazing thing is no one inside the plane can't feel the speed..!!☺
😀
Ladies and gentleman, As we are ready for takeoff TURN OFF ALL OF THE ELECTRONIC DEVICE.
Airplane mode bruh!
I'm guessing the first blip in speed was takeoff and the second was when the wheels were taken up.
Okay.
that is very cool..!! Your video is very entertaining, well done my Friend...
Thank You 😁
Sana all Naka flight na 🛫😭
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1:53 The plane accidentally engaged warpspeed acceleration for a nanosecond... What the government doesn't want you to know 👁
GPS signal was weak inside the flight that's why that happened.
shut up idiot with ur government joke
@@arjay_2002 You up idiot, with youre inability to handle jokes.
Boy oh boy where do I add the woooosh
People just don't get jokes.
This is the most and finally a accurate speedometer on a plane.
Not accurate, Speed is lagging behind.
Due to weak GPS signal inside the flight.
Rotating at 105MPH? Not sure you can call this accurate.
Which app is this
I was in PIA flight and it was flying at a speed of more then 1,000km/h.... that was insane. I never witnessed this kind of speed before and after that
Nice 👌
I didn't know planes are so slow when they take off. Pretty interesting!
Actually GPS signal was weak inside the flight so Speed shown in Speedometer might be less than actual speed of the flight. Might be 60-70kmph less.
See this video in this Video GPS signal was strong
th-cam.com/video/eeqJ55jGKms/w-d-xo.html
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga It probably is even more than that, in the video the plane is airborne at about 200 km/h + 70 km/h = 270 km/h is still less than it usually would be with 314 km/h with a speed of about 170 knots, of course it is different from the different types and weather conditions.
I have a plan. I take my car to 200 km/h and then it will fly.
PS: The car, of course, needs to drink redbull.
Yes after filling Redbull it will get a wings 😅😅
But it need to drink Kerosin :D
@@quazumii78 😁😁
S u do
@@wildlife2863 no u
Several years ago, as far as I can remember, I flew with a B737-400 from Gran Canaria to PAD. After reaching the cruising altitude to about the European mainland, the aircraft had a ground speed of more than 1000 km/h the whole time.
they dont fly so fast
@@McChopper2000 they do!
@@McChopper2000 they can and do. The fastest plane can fly at 3700kph
@@McChopper2000 The ground speed can vary significantly from the true airspeed. The true airspeed wouldn't go over the max speed that the plane can achieve but the ground speed can be over 1100km/h even for a Boeing 777 flying in the right conditions
@@SpaceBird-Founder i see thanks for the explanation
The physics of air flight in the modern era is really interesting. While the wind resistant flight speed of an aircraft will actually decrease the higher it goes, the real ground speed will increase. This is due to lower air pressure at higher altitudes (which also greatly reduces fuel consumption). An aircraft doing mach 0.7 at 11,000m altitude, will be traveling about 800km/h on the ground.
Thanks for the information 👍
Does the wind resistant flight speed mean its speed proportional to the air pressure? Does that mean lower gains at higher altitudes or something?
Me after realising it is Air India Express by the winglet: I'm four parallel universes ahead of you!
Okay 😅
Tell me, what that thing would show if we put it on a spaceship, which is traveling through hyperspace / by warp ... than lightspeed? :)
I’m just glad your speedometer has the right unit (KPH)
Thank you 😁
Oooo....ouch. Another metric snob. What system was the pilot using I wonder.
Nah. Knots (KTS) is the proper unit to use in aviation and on sea.
Aviation people raise your hand🙋🏻♂️
✋
When i was in a plane aswell it looked i was going so slow untill the pilot said we’re going about 850kmph
Haha 😅
My fastest flight was back from Melbourne on a Boeing 777-300ER. We did 1250km/h for quite a while thanks to very strong tail wind :)
Brian Su Great 😁👍
thats faster than the speed of sound wtf
@@flswttr yeah it is the ground speed was supersonic while air speed was much slower. This can happen with you have a very fast tail wind.
@@BrianSu Reaching Mach 1 in commercial flights is illegal in the USA
@@mariocamspam72 your comment only applies to air speed, not ground speed. We're talking about the latter here.
7:44 Me when I passed in all subjects by 100 marks and going home to inform my mom.
Haha 😅 👍
The same, but in mph
Planes are insane something this heavy flying so high and at these speeds damn those engines are no joke
Yes
How the app works, is that gps speedo?
Because whenever i try, my gps looses while at high altitude, it shows till around 600km/h..
Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
Great video! Long time I have thought it would be cool to use my bicycle GPS during a flight.
I guess it's not allowed though? I have Flightradar24 in my smartphone and use it regularly and even if I know what speeds airliners reach it would still be cool to read it at the actual flight.
I like the feeling of the take off. Yes; many cars are faster up to 100km/h and sportcars to maybe 150km/h but the airplane just continue to accelerate with the even acceleration when a "normal" car and motorcycle has reached its topspeed. And knowing that these large airliners are heavier than a timber truck makes us get some understanding of the power the jet engines produce.
You can use GPS because it is only receiving the signal and not transmitting signals.
Thank you 😁
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga Wow! Good to know. Thanks!
great! 💙
I also want to fly ✈
Thankyou 😁
Thanks for a good video. I never knew the plane left the ground at only 160-170 kph. Imagine at only 170 kph the air pressure can lift this gigantic aircraft. It's mind blowing
That's not correct, The rotation speed is actually around 260 km/h
Did you notice speed suddenly increased after take off.
It was due to weak gps signal.
It never ceases to amaze me how pilots get these things off the ground and back down on the ground.
Yes same here 😁
I don't know why it feels so much faster when the plane starts, than driving fast in car... My car reaches the 200 km/h way faster than the plane but it feels much slower ...
Because you look out of the front window in your car
Perspective.
İt is about the sizes bro
The once did a test with a Porsche or something, it was overtaken by the 747 after 1500m .....
the feeling of acceleration is the pressure on your back,in a car your back is vertical,in an airplane you are accelerating plus you are at an angle and you feel your own weight too as part of the acceleration
When my friends say they’ve done 200-250kmh and I’m like pff ever done 800kmh 😎
Thunder Snake Haha 😁
Air gets thinner at high altitudes compared to ground so u can accelerate effortlessly ....
800 ? nahh the max speed of a plane is 2000 kmh
I hv done a 1045kms /hr on the B787
I've done 1029kmh lol
I Experience This Rainy Take off and sunny landing😍🤩
Nice 😁
Thank you for using km/h and gps in gopro. It was helpful
Thank you 😁
It would be interesting to have both air speed and relative to ground. Found myself in an A380 above Greenland at 11oo kph with wind in the back, ground speed.
Recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
If you record speed for whole flight including landing, you will see how quick the plane drops in speed at the end and how long it can maintain the cruiser speed.
Yes.
I recorded landing as well but GPS signal was weak inside the flight, while landing didn't got the signal
Great video! Love the perspective
Thank You 😊
Imagine if crash into a tower with 800+ Kph
Scary !!!
Luckily that will never happen
@@Scorpac Um, Sorry to say but-
@@chillinGang Sorry to say what? That I'm right? commercial airplanes cant even reach this speed at ground level :)
@@Scorpac i never said it can reach that exact speed, but something around the lines of a plane hitting a tower happened a few years back
Don't forget that it's ground speed. It's not the indicated air speed (IAS) of the plane.
Yes 😁
Exactly! Airspeed is closer to 1/2 of indicated speed. But, I liked the video, thanks!
@@rrtdave Thankyou 😁
Right: Looking at the Vr, the head component must be something like 50 Kts or so.
So commercial airliner has a Vr of 100 Kts
737 Takeoff speed reaches up to 250Km/h. That GPS telemetry is not accurate enough. There is no way at 180-200KPH can let the 737 lift off. As it starts from 80-100kts it's a transition from low speed to high speed.
The speed during take-off is grossly inaccurate.
No it is correct......
Glenn murtagh it is correct
gladson machado is it full powered short take off?
It always depends on the weight of the plane. They calculate the v1 and the vr speeds based on the weight and even the length of the runway. Maybe the plane is not that heavy to take-off at a lower vr.
+Android Dcosta Any plane doesn't use full power take-off because it may lead to engine overheat.
Finally I came to know the speed of flight before I thought that may be near to 1000. But not. Thanks for this video.
It goes Above 1000 also .
Thanks for watching 😁
Plane: reached more than 400 km/h.
H2r : H2r has left the chat..
Hahah 😅
Stop saying that the app should use Knots. We know planes use Knots for speed, but this is just a phone app for the average everyday user whom are accustomed to Kph (or Mph if you're from America). Gives you a sense on how fast planes fly compared to your everyday commute at 110kph. Also, visually you can't 'see' 800kph because they're so high above the ground as a reference point. If they were to fly just 20 feet above the ground, you'd most likely see it zoom past you extremely fast and they'd be a kilometer away just 5 seconds later.
Thanks for the explanation 👍
I recorded video using Gopro Hero 5 black with GPS turned ON in it and then by using Gopro's quick desktop application I added overlays like speedometer.
It only have mph and kmph options.
Checkout this video Takeoff and landing speed
th-cam.com/video/eeqJ55jGKms/w-d-xo.html
Most of the world works in degrees and kilometers the law will not change for a minority
This aged
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@@mrbachittarsingh9243 Sorry to hear that but I told the truth scientific laws must be uniform I also do not see the point of some countries driving from the wrong side of the road !!!
@@mrbachittarsingh9243 boohoo bitch
That was very good. I look out the plane window and think we are going nowhere, I have looked at the same cloud for an hour now.
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It is one of the most satisfying video
Thankyou 😁
can you just imagine how tall Chomolungma really is?It's 400m higher than the height this plane flew at!Thats mind boggling.
Also check other Speedo videos
1) th-cam.com/video/swO0DtrZEns/w-d-xo.html
2) th-cam.com/video/kc-KsrX_jc8/w-d-xo.html
I loved it ...😍
Thank You 😁
*that's why I want to become a commercial pilot*
All the Best 👍
@@MotoRiderAnuragDevadiga much appreciated :)
Wao I dreamed to do this, nice piece of video, thanks!!
Thank you 😁
Crazy! I was just on a flight back from Dubai and we were going 570 miles per hour! I can’t even imagine that
Wow 👌
When I went to USA from London I took a plane which reached and stayed for hours at 1101km/h. Anyway, we needed 9 hrs until arrival
Yes Mostly for long journey Plane cruise at 1000+ kmph.
Going from New York to London is the faster route. A British Airways flight just set the non-Concorde record at 4 hours 58 minutes from NYC to London. They reached a top speed of 717 knots which is about 1,330 km/h.
@@JonnyRicter You sure about that? What kind of plane was it? A passenger plane flying that fast would probably be destroyed.
Jim Sagubigula British Airways Flight 112 February 8, 2020. It was a 747.
@@JonnyRicter Yeah, I just read the story. 747s cannot fly that fast. This one was just lucky because it was in a jet stream going 200 mph. The 747 was going at 625 mph relative to the air around it, but because it had a 200 mph tailwind, its speed was 825 relative to the ground.
770 is the magic number for breaking the sound barrier.
Okay
speed is measured in kilometres per hour. Don't get confused, in the airplanes speed is given in knots, miles per hour. But these miles are marine miles, not statutary(land) miles. 1 marine mile is equal to 1.85 kilometres, 1 statutary mile is equal to 1.6 kilometres. Hope this help.
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It's amazing how the g-force didn't surpass 1gz with that crazy speed
Agua Menti because the plane is constantly flying vertically
Sky is realy awesome place where we enjoy to run plane at full speed without any crashing. 😄
Yes.
All because of Air Traffic Controller.
Amazing Live video.