Boeing 737-200 ADV Take Off at Airport Bern-Belp - JT8D Engine Sounds
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ม.ค. 2013
- Boeing 737-200 / 737-2V6 Advanced takes off at the Airport Bern-Belp in Switzerland. It is a privately owned aircraft with registration marks VP-CAQ. Listen to the distinctive Pratt & Whitney JT8D engine sounds! The take off trembled the ground!
The 737-200 Advanced belongs to the 737 Original series which is the first generation of the popular 737 aircraft family. With over 1'100 aircraft produced the -200 model has been in operation worldwide. Nowadays, most -200 model are phased out due to noise emissions and fuel efficiency.
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THE BEST SOUND IN THE WORLD!
Love it too! Plane music!!
I agree- a low bypass engine, ahhhh.
And such an adrenaline rush!
Tanay.what a fantastic vedeo most pure and give sound and compare other planes my fabrate aircraft boeing737.200real boeing I really miss but nowadays boeingsoundnot hear the sound as boeing old is gold nice vedeo one time so many boeing737.200 planes available relly miss this plane.
The sound of the F2004 is better
Sound like a fighter jet.
Anusorn IEC very loud jet plane what fighter jet do you think that plane sounds like
@@juliannortheast2271 its not a jet plane
The JT8 engine has been modified by Volvo to be used on the Saab fighter jet.
Shape of the engines...?
Its because they are turbojet engines not turbofan,so when they are idle they make that noise
I love how the engine sounds increase; and then at 2:47 you realise ; here she goes now! And the way the front & rear landing gear lift off almost simultaneously; makes these older aircraft look more graceful & effortless on takeoff.
What makes the plane climb in? Only those two turbines can keep this heavy machine and people still in the air ????
It's part of the reason why all of us age 40 & up don't hear as well as we used to. They were very loud on the ground. Imagine a whole airport full of loud jets like this. Now the jets are super quiet.
Love the crackle of the older jets as they pass you at full throttle down the runway
It is the second oldest of the 737 family, but it is the only 737 I love.
The rest of the 737 classics are great aircraft as well, and getting rare nowadays!
I've watched this plane take-off, it's insane how loud it is and how high it climbs is literally insane ! thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching! Much appreciate your kind comment.
What makes the plane climb in? Only those two turbines can keep this heavy machine and people still in the air ????
Sounds like a fighter jet!
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Gotta love that low bypass sound! Screw the environment and your ears! 😂
Jim The EDC Guy
Gretta Thunberg: **TRIGGERED**
Being used to modern huge high bypass engines, it always looks to me like these things shouldn’t produce enough thrust for the plane to move, never mind fly
Yeah right and screw longer range and a much much higher power output
@@audigex ...and they not only fly, they seem to to be able to climb out at a steeper angle than just about anything else. With only
28,000 pounds of thrust.
Was that a joke? If not, it's highly selfish of you to say screw the very place that you live.
The 737-200's and MD-80 and there variants still sound like ROCKETS when they take off. True jet sounds for sure.
The pilot added a few seconds more during hte spool up with the brakes on since he wanted us to hear the sound. Once these are all decommissioned, we can come to youtube to listen to these in the future.
When aircraft's still sounded as they should
These old engines were loud, but they had no balls on them. They weren't powerful.
I agree and disagree. Disagree, because for me a airplane sound is found on a DC-3, or a Lockheed Super Constellation, or a Boeing B-17, just as examples. And agree, because as far as jets go, turbo jets sound the best (of the worse).
Adam Ohm completely false! Actually these TURBOJET engines were very powerful for a given size/weight of engine. For PURE RAW POWER a Turbojet engine is one of the most powerful there is. However they are VERY inefficient and burn/waste a lot of fuel.
That is exactly why they were replaced with modern TURBOFAN engines, which redirect a lot of the exhaust to spin compressor blades to create more thrust. However, this exhaust is not as powerful as burning the fuel itself.
The ratio of air traveling through the core of the engine (to be burned to produce direct thrust) to the amount of redirect air producing thrust, is called the _"bypass ratio"_ . Today's modern geared "HIGH BYPASS RATIO" engines are very efficient and literally "sip" fuel compared to the older turbojets, albeit producing less thrust.
Adam Ohm They work better at supersonic range. New turbofans with large bypass ratio can not. In terms of power, thin pipes win but fitted on airliner the energy mostly go to high speed exhaust.
That 737-200 did have a turbofan BUT it's an ultra low by pass turbofan that make it just as noisy as a turbojet! I was on one of those and my gosh it was so noisy that kids back in those days were traumatised and thought a Boeing 747-400 powered by either a General Electric CF6 or Rolls Royce RB211 would be even worse (noisier at least). In my experience a General Electric CF6 and Rolls Royce RB211 did surprised such kids back in those days as they were a lot quieter and for me (when I was an older kid) they were lot more powerful.
i remember hearing those (and other turbojet aircraft) as a kid and remembering airplanes being so damn LOUD....todays aircraft are so quiet compared to these
I'm a big fan of 737s they look Beautiful
They look fat
Ik 🙌
same, but not the max
the genuine jet sound.
people today will never know how LOUD jets used to be, i remember these and others flying over my house when i was a kid. Today i can hardly hear a jet until it is right on top of me
They probably made you deaf!!
Yeah, I wish the older, loud jets would come back. In my home country of Australia, the only loud jets I could hear nowadays are the modern Boeing F/A-18F Super Hornets from the Royal Australian Air Force, based at a place called Amberley west of the Queensland capital of Brisbane. Back when I was a kid, we'd have louder jets around such as Boeing 727 freighters, General Dynamics F-111s and/or even 737 classics, such as the one and only 200 series once used on services between Brisbane and Norfolk Island. Sadly, today's jets are becoming much more quieter, although we may get a loud jet from overseas every now and again.
Love that after takeoff crackle - used to watch the NAC and then Air New Zealand ones at Wellington Airport back in the 70's and 80's
Ooh listen to that classic Boeing sound! Not often you see these beauties about now a days, especially in Europe! Fantastic work sir! Outstanding! :D
The sound of 737-200 engines is perfect, like a real jetplane.
Oh God, how I miss this sound!!!!! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful video!!!!!
What makes the plane climb in? Only those two turbines can keep this heavy machine and people still in the air ????
Beautiful, just beautiful, simply beautiful! Thanks Matthias!
Out of all the worlds planes, the 737-200 is my favorite, that sound is great
Spectacular capture of some JT8D noise! :)
Great to see a classic still flying, even at a loud noisy level!! :-D
The mighty B732!!! she gave me goosebumps right from the taxi .. impressive footage of this classic .. way to go dude!! JT8Ds FTW =D Stunning backdrop as she climbs away!!!
The real jet engines I grew up with. Nothing sounds better!!!
Terrific video, excellent sound of Pratt & Whitney.Aviacsa had these wonderful planes.
shiny and looking like it will be around for quite some time to come.
Great video!! Doesn't get much better than a JT8D powered 737!
Beautiful livery, beautiful sound, beautiful takeoff, beautiful climb...
great capture mate just fantastic and thanks for sharing
Great video Matt!
Great GREAT video, superb work as always and best catch! Love these classic aircraft and their sound :D
Thank you very much! This Boeing 737-200 and the G-III were my top spots :) Cheers!
Un sonido inolvidable. Haberlo podido escuchar en el aeroparque de Buenos Aires. Es algo que no se me va borrar jamas
WOW ... I mean WOW!!! as a fellow videographer it takes a lot to give me goosebumps but this did! Just listen to those engines, what a fantastic view. As ever I am jealous of the wonderful views you get and your very nice videos. This is in my favourites and shared to twitter!! All the best.
WOW ! Great video. Thanks to post it.
Sitting in a window seat of an early 737 about '72 and watching the engines, with no apparent moving parts, and then feeling that tremendous push as we powered up just baffled and perplexed me. I understood their makeup and basics and their basic operation, but that just didn't do it for me in understanding that strong push. I became obsessed and became an engineer.
Nice story! Thank you :) I flew several times in a Boeing 737-200. Nice experience and lovely memories.
That is the best looking 732 I have ever seen, not to mention the awesome sounds of such superb engines! Very awesome vid!
Technically it's a 73S (-200 Advanced). And we all know technically correct is the best kind of correct. ;)
WOW!
That was absolutely awesome! =)
What an amazing engine sound.
Last saturday we were filming aircraft, here in the international airport of Santiago (SCL), and we suddenly seen this flying jewel. We all thought the 737-200 left service in Chile so many years ago, but now it is operated by Mineral airlines. We were lucky enough to have time to film it while departing SCL. And it's impressive... it sounds like a fighter aircraft XD. Really missed those 90s times, when this aircraft was so common as modern-day Airbus A319/320s.
Very cool! Thanks for your great comment!
I loved this video, great job. I like the livery on this private aircraft, I hope it keeps flying I love the older 737's, so much better than the newer models
What makes the plane climb in? Only those two turbines can keep this heavy machine and people still in the air ????
Gorgeous. Moves out like a missle!
Excelent video brother, i love the JT8D sounds and this airplane is beautiful...
Love the JT-8D
DC-9 and 727 are my favorites, but I'm just glad the JT8D is still flying. Awesome capture especially with the held throttles.
Thanks a lot!
thanks for sharing this vid ! This is a real beauty. For me it is nostalgy , years ago when i went regulary at brussels airport is saw all the time this -200 (Lufthansa, Sabena, BA, ...) sometimes so boring because you could see them all the time, now it is something special when you see this old birds with those great sound engines !
Very loud,loved it,great video.
Wow superb capture - very distinctive sound - did like the way the captain gradually wound the engines up and then punched up to max for take off - that plane rocketed down the runway - what a superb roar, the air crackled and ripped like a scaled down version of a Saturn 5 rocket take off - awesome
Another day at the office for Matt , not a fan of the livery, but quality of video, especially your audio mic was great
This turbojet engines never gets old
These are turbofan engines but with low bypass
That was absolutely awesome! =)
Very nice Matthias :)
I LOVE THIS AIRCRAFT
WOOOoooooooo......The engines were soumdgasmic M!!! High whine to thunder, friggin awesome!!! Great lookin bird, cool paint!! I'm saving this until my new 5.1's arrive this week! Awesome buddy!!!
OMG! Erinnert mich an meine Jugend! Wirklich spektakulärer Fang, Matthias! Dazu der Sound und das Video, MEGA!!!!!!!!
Vielen Dank Volker! Diese Boeing 737-200 war wirklich ein absolutes top Highlight!! Vor ungefähr 25 Jahren flog ich 2mal mit einer British Airways B732 von Genf nach Gatwick. Bleibt unvergesslich! :)
@@matthiashaenni Das glaube ich dir! Leider sind diese Zeiten vorbei :-(
Wow, beautiful plane!
Wow! This sound reminds me so much of my early childhood years on Brasilia Airport in Brazil!
Really nice to see a B732. Great catch! Very nice video :)
Gotta love that sound!!!
I miss these old birds here in the States. Thanks for posting this, Matt:)
Thank you Ronald for your kind words! Much appreciated!
Esses Pratt & Whitney JT8D fazem um som lindo, quem escuta esse som dos JT8D em dias de hoje, faz uma viagem no tempo quando ouvia esse barulho dos JT8D dos 737-200 da VARIG, VASP e CRUZEIRO em quase todos os aeroportos do Brasil.
Sim, esses bons e velhos motores Pratt & Whitney JT8D fazem o coração dos fãs de aviação bater mais rápido. Eu também experimentei isso.
Incredible sound !!
what a lovely sound, thanks for sharing
My pleasure! Thank you for watching!
woow very nice video! i've never seen a 732, thanks for sharing! :) i einjoyed it very much!
Great video, nice sound ;)
beautiful aircraft, absolutely amazing
I agree! Thanks for watching
This is pure music! :)
Lovely plane and sound
The jt8d are awesome one of my favourite aircraft
Thank you very much! ✈️ 🙏
Awesome ear piercing take-off!
Nice fade way into the wild blue yonder.
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Good catch as always Matt .
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very good loud sound
My veery first flight was in 1998 on one of these birds flying Copa Airlines MBJ to PTY. I'm happy that I enjoyed a part of history. I was 21 years old and heading to South America on an adventure!
Takes me back to when I was a kid living next to Orange County Airport (now John Wayne Airport). Flying on Air California airline on this exact model of 737. This is what a turbojet sounds like. What jet aircraft used to sound like before sound and fuel restrictions.
Great taxi and loudest takeoff ever good old Boeing 737-200s still going strong fantastic filming catch
Thanks! This Boeing 737-200 was an outstanding highlight for Bern!!
Nice do you like seeing it fly takeoff and landing
Used to see United, Western, Air California, and Southwest fly these constantly out of San Francisco international airport. By the end of the 80's the 737-200 was a rare sight.
The CFM56s and IAE V2500s which are fitted on the 737-400 or later and A320s have a sweet sound too but not as pronounced as the JT8D. Wide body commercial jets and small to midsize private jets tend to have the best sounding high bypass turbofans.
Back before the remainder of these aircraft had hushkits, the climbouts were an unbelievable experience to witness from the ground. They’d rotate, climb out and this beautiful rumble would thunder across the field. You can hear it a little bit here, actually. More modern aircraft really are amazing. Once they rotate and climb away, you almost can’t hear them anymore. So engines have gotten both significantly more powerful and significantly quieter. Crazy....
Thank you for your comment. Yes, you are right. The engines have developed unbelievably in the past few decades. I especially like the BAe 146. British Aerospace wanted the BAe146 to be able to operate from small airfields with short and even unpaved runways. There were plans for a 2 engined version but it couldn't be realised because there weren't engines with sufficient power on the market. The BAe 146 was eventually equipped with four engines which made operations from short runways possible. If the BAe 146 were developed nowadays it would most probably be equipped with only two engines.
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I actually flew on one of those back in the day. Those were such cool little aircraft. Four engines on high mounted wings for this tiny little airliner. The view of the wing was totally unique and almost surreal
What a power ! What a music ! Love JT8D !
This was absolutely awesome! Thanks for watching! 🤩👍
I remember living in an apartment about 5 miles away from Hobby Airport. The 6am to Love Field was my alarm clock! 737-200 taking off.
Thank you for sharing your memory! The sound of a Boeing 737-200 taking off can indeed be quite distinctive, especially with its JT8D engines. The Boeing 737-200, with its iconic "T-tail" design, was known for its reliability and versatility. It's fascinating how certain sounds can bring back memories. Your story adds a special touch to the aviation experience. Have a great day! ✈️🌅
Oh mein Gott... was für ein extreme seltener Fang in Europa! Klasse Video Matthias! Daumen hoch und schöne Grüße ;)
Vielen Dank für deine Begeisterung! Es freut mich, dass dir der seltene Fang gefallen hat. Die Boeing 737-200 ADV ist wirklich ein besonderer Anblick und die JT8D Triebwerke sorgen für ein unverwechselbares Klangprofil. Es ist immer faszinierend, solche Momente festzuhalten. Schöne Grüße zurück und vielen Dank für dein Lob! 😊👍
@@matthiashaenni immer gerne und ja diese alten Flieger sind einfach etwas ganz besonderes👌
What a great sound
Amazing classic boeing 737 really enjoyed thanks for sharing Mate
Thank you!
@@matthiashaenni you're welcome Mate
Absolute beauty
Great takeoff !!!
What a sound 😍
I love jets that actually sound like jets!
Of course turbojet engines sounded like jets. The new quieter and fuel efficient turbofan engines don't sound like jets, because they aren't turbojet engines.
@@rylans.5365 those are turbofans
Dam those engines sound awesome 😎 the plane is a real beauty too.
Thanks!
What a beautiful classic 😍
Thank you for your comment! The Boeing 737-200 ADV is indeed a beautiful classic with its iconic design and powerful JT8D engine sounds. Did you know that the JT8D engines are known for their distinctive high-pitched whine during takeoff, making them easily recognizable to aviation enthusiasts? It's always a pleasure to witness the grace and power of these classic aircraft. 😊✈️
This 737-2V6/Adv was built in 1981 has been a VIP configuration ever since new. It has worn various color schemes throughout its 32 years of flying.
nice catch
Thank you so much!
WONDERFUL JET NOISE!!! 🤩🤩🤩👍
Thanks! :)
I love this sound
sehr sehr schönes Video...zum Glück fliegt sie noch und können den Sound geniessen...Like und Abo..
The most beautiful.
very nice my friend!!!
Look at all those parked Dash 8's as well. Beautiful
The -100 and -200 were cute little girlie jets at the time. Awesome aircraft. Miss them
Thank you! Yes, very cool planes indeed. Flew twice on a Boeing 737-200. 🤩👍🏼
@@matthiashaenni Yes they were. I flew on them probably 10 or so times, and got to work on them on the ramp at Denver when I was a ramp agent for Delta back in the mid-90s.
Very nice, perfect combination of MD-80 and 737
wooow that's great to hear!! i hope to see one time an 732 :)
You can tell those are -17R engines. Great crackle! And surprise, surprise, it does have a hush kit installed.
Flew 1400 hours on the -200, loved it
gorgeous bird!!!
It was so great to see it at Bern!