@@pilerks1 It is, but you will never hear a bus pilot saying, derate takeoff to any temperature they select, on the contrary, i say flex take off 55 degrees, take off set, air speed is alive, 100 knots, v1 rotate, after ceratin altitude you set on the mcdu, then its climb power, after acceleration speed is reached flaps are retracted, on the neos and some ceos auto flap retraction is available :)
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Derate in airbus world? big no no
What's the right terminology then
@@pilerks1 flex
@@pilerks1 by the way great video love the sound
@@Rsantana380 Isn't flex a derate, because Airbus goes from toga, flex, climb once it reaches altitude I thought? And thank you
@@pilerks1 It is, but you will never hear a bus pilot saying, derate takeoff to any temperature they select, on the contrary, i say flex take off 55 degrees, take off set, air speed is alive, 100 knots, v1 rotate, after ceratin altitude you set on the mcdu, then its climb power, after acceleration speed is reached flaps are retracted, on the neos and some ceos auto flap retraction is available :)
Those compressors make such a cool sound. It’s like a giant refrigerator kicking in.
Spectacular footage!! It is always outstanding to hear the turbines pass through FLX/MCT and then CLB during thrust reduction.
Amazing sound! Never seen slats retracted so soon on an A330
Fantastic video 👏
Thanks
Nice video. This is the only Delta widebody I haven't flown on.
All of the PW4000 variants turns out to have the "down-spool" sound during early spool-ups. I thought only the PW4000-112 who have the sound
Nice video
They took an A332 to San Diego?
Yes. The landing is also posted
Very close to the maximum but not quite there
The takeoff was only 39 seconds short.
PW4168 great!!!!
engine?
Maybe some kind of pw engine. Possibly pw4000? I'm not sure
PW4000
P&W PW4168A or PW4170
1.9 TDI
I mainly see PW4168As on the a330s, So what is the PW4170? @@DomoniqueMusiclover