ไม่สามารถเล่นวิดีโอนี้
ขออภัยในความไม่สะดวก
Qantas Boeing 717 Steep Climb out of Ayers Rock (GREAT ENGINE SOUND!) [1080pHD]
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2012
- - Subscribe and add me as friend and be sure that you'll never miss any of my latest videos!
Note the pilots taking photo's of the very unique DC-3! (ZS-ASN)
MD80/Boeing 717's Always climb like rockets! very cool in my opinion :)
You must NOT use the sound in this video without asking first. Thanks.
Airline : QantasLink (National Jet Systems)
Aircraft : Boeing 717-23S
Airport : Ayers Rock - Connellan (AYQ / YAYE)
Date : 23 December -2011
Flight : QF 1854 to Cairns
Seat : 19E
Reg : VH-NXD
![MUST HEAR!!! Boeing 707 Takeoff: Four JT3D turbofan engines giving their best & loudest! [AirClips]](/img/n.gif)
God I love that sound. For a lot of people vacations start when they arrive at their destination. For me, the vacation starts the second I get on that airplane. The power, speed, and the feeling of defying gravity the second you take off is the greatest feeling in the world to me.
Absolutely!
+The Red Viper Not to mention, that hot air outside makes the takeoff that much more fun! It's no wonder it can takeoff like a rocket.
+The Red Viper Well let's say the moment the plane begins the taxi roll. Those brain amputees trying to steal your seat and being unfamiliar with the purpose of an overhead bin lid... that's not vacation. That's labour.
Mikosch2 lol yea boarding an airplane is a lot like getting on the bus in first grade to go on a field trip. A lot of unnecessary confusion and unwarranted yelling by the flight attendant (teacher) to take your seats.
Same
Oh I love that sound. I am from Long Beach. I will always remember this aircraft as the MD-95. NOT the 717. The DC-9, MD 80's 90's and 95's are still my favorite planes to fly on.
Especially good for those who love staring at a wing for 14 minutes.
To me, it will always be a DC-9. 717? Bah, humbug! Maybe "DC-9-717". I could live with that.
Its a more modern version on the dc95.
DC-9-95, as it was originally supposed to be called before the Boeing takeover. Otherwise, I have a feeling McDonnell Douglas would still be pumping out DC-9 variants. The world would be a better place with more DC-9s...
Same Here !!!!. This Jet is a PROPER DOUGLAS. At the end of its production life the called 717. Boeing has nothing to do with this mighty jet. It is an MD90.
@@airbusman5514 The MD90 was killed way to earlier ... just have a look how Embraer and Bombardier filles this gap. The E-jets could have been MD-something jets. One of the best sellers of Douglas, they addressed regional prefectly, and started to worry about fuel figures in early 80s to made those more profitable. In the 90s the put top notch avionics, better engines. I dont see nothing that could prevent this plane evoluting to produce a wide catalog o regional solutions of even try to cover some space from the 319. Unlike today jets, plane lame and boring, The MD-90, 95 or whatever is such a beauty, is like your are flying on a bussiness jet
when that engine spools up I get chills.
I miss the baby DC-9's, but I've been on so many different DC-9 models (and 717's)....they're all COOL😀
This was a little out of the ordinary! Thanx for sharing!
QantasLink the Australian monopoly of the skies
Lovely sound of the BR715s. Thanks for sharing!
Good video I love the 717 and the md-80.
Beautiful engine sounds!
Excellent sound capture !
I love the 717, it reminds me of the Ansett and TAA DC-9's I used to fly on in the 70's and 80's
+58biggles I loved the DC9s, too. They had smaller engines, and the pitch was quite a bit higher. Being totally blind, I made it a big deal to memorize those engine sounds. My favorite airplane to date is still the DC8 Stretch WhisperFan Jet. The only thing I didn't like about those was that fantastic startup sound the older 1950s and 1960s engines made. That incredible WhHHHhOOOOOoooooooo sound you'd hear just as the jets were warming up. There's a wonderful video here on YT featuring that sound, and once you've heard it, you'll never forget it. Trust me.
Thumbs up if you kept restarting the vid at 9:00. Seems I hear the engine core and fan individually. Cool.
I'm about to restart lol.
Air and fuel atoms could write volumes :P
This is an awesome video! Wow, thanks for sharing. Nothing beats Qantas or the red centre. I love how the engines spool up like that it's awesome! Music to my ears!
fantastic thank you
GREAT JOB!! THANK YOU!!
Beautiful take off
Wow! That takeoff was amazing, and the Boeing 717 engines sounds great(Just like you said)! The 717 has one of the best thrust to weight ratios, and if I'm not mistaken, even more than the 757, which is known for being a bit overpowered. Great video, amazing views! I'd love to go to Australia one day.
GREAT!!! I love the MD-80/90/B717
love Love LOVE IT!!! Great sounds!! Great Accents!! Great Video!!
This very hot orange dirt inside and sunny. Nice Video, bro!
What a beautiful take off
Love the sound, cool video. Subscribed
Muy buen video!!!
Awesome video!!! I can feel the power!
fantastic, I love this video
Ausiome! Nice video! I used to think the hottest climber was the DC-9-15 but that thing would kick it's but! Nice Airplane Thanx!
Great video mate!
Misread at first as "747" , guess I'm going blind a few decades early XD
Great footage man, exceptional stuff. Subscribed for sure
Excellent Can't Wait for it! i think i might go on one in the next month!!
Phenomenal BR700 sound
Great video! I've always wanted to see Australia.
love the 717s reminds me of the old dc9s!
Technically you could call it a DC-9-95.
Its is a MD95 and comes from the DC-9
38911bytefree no b717
This gave me that feeling you get when the pilot rotates. Dude, I'm faving.
Great video!
Well done!
Thanks mate!
Good stuff!!
717's one of my favorite aircraft
going overseas in a little more than a week ~ so excited, especially for airplane takeoff!!!!
that sound is epic
Great sound Rolls Royce BR700 :-)
Beautiful takeoff :D
Very freakin cool bud!
Nice!
Nice Video
Heyy, great video it is... love it :D
On 15 December 1993, it was renamed " Uluru" /Ayers Rock and became the first official dual-named feature in the Northern Territory.
Time to Change it
The DC-3 at 0:57 is actually a C-47B for its cargo's configuration. My heart wrenched to see it sadly stands there as a lonely knight whose age has prevented him from action!
Nope. That one isn't retired yet. As a matter of fact, that one had been converted into turboprop aircraft, so it has a long lifetime ahead. The designation for that one is BT-67, not C-47 anymore.
Very nice Video . I plan next Year a Journey to Australia .
+eierpopeier Allow plenty of time. So much to see from rainforests, to beaches, desert and beautiful cities. Only problem is, Australia is large with a lot of nothing in some areas.
Haha thanks!
And yeah i had forgotten to change that.. ^^ but thanks for reminding me :)
Well yeah it is a very small airport! It's located in the middle of the desert were nobody lives!
Thanks for watching!
Yeah it was sweet!
And thank you for watching! :)
Yes indeed! It's really unique :)
Thanks for your kind comment!
My favorite airplane
I remember as a kid I hated these because it's the only type we ever traveled in , what I wanted was to be on a 777 or 747 like the cool kids , also they had no IFE system so I was really bored I remember playing with the seat ashtray and pretending it was an alligator :P .
My dad used to fly those DC-9s for TAA back in the 80s.
+gnarkillkicksass Same same, but different. The DC9-30s used by TAA and Ansett look and perform similar to the 717, but the latter is naturally more electronically sophisticated. The DC9 just passed it's 50th anniversary. Imagine if new cars looked the same as they did 50 years ago!
I love the B717 very much
Thanks!
And yeah of course, i will upload it later :)
No worries mate! Im glad you liked it!
Too bad Qantas is history at Ayers Rock nowadays..
Thanks for watching! :)
always people like you who like to sook over these situations
Big Blue Comfy seats!
They let u film on the tarmac?
Was this video shot today?
I miss crewing this aircraft. Good ol AYQ
Excellent Video!! do you have the landing?
I ALWAYS ALWAYS get uneasy and nervous when a jetliner begins to taxi and flaps are not set. LOL!
If there is something like a sport plane, sure it is the MD90 and 95. Step and power.
38911bytefree they shake, rattle and roll down the runway and it makes them feel so fast! Love them.
Just what i heard you're saying the runway was steep and it's high above enough, so it's a hard 1,0000 thousand long in QantasLink Boeing 717 😮
That`s one bumpy climb out i already anticipated due to the obvious thermal conditions - Clear hot weather ---> CAT on lower levels.
The 717 and MD-80 series (as well as the MD-90 series) were both designed by the same company, McDonnell Douglas. The 717 was originally designed to be sold by MDD as the MD-95, but after they were bought out by Boeing in the mid-90's, the MD-95 was sold by Boeing as the 717-200.
So, they are very similar, and are both part of the same aircraft family/series, but they are not exactly the same.
Do I hear a PTU before the engine starts?
Qantas had passed through many rare accidents since its inception, but thank God none of them was fateful or tragic as far as I'm concerned
+Khalid Suwaid Qantas has not had a fatal accident since July 16, 1951. 7 lives were lost then. (VH-EBQ in New Guinea).
can i use the sound please?
i was recently on 4 different domestic flights on the a330-200 , 737-400 and 767-300 and i have noticed with the older aircraft not the a330 that they have been doing really steep takeoffs pulling a high g force i found this when taking off in the 767 and taking off in the 737-400 and the 737-400 did some very steeply banked turns with very high g force some people even started to go "wooaah!". im not a paranoid flyer ahah im 14 and want to become a commercial pilot do you know why this is?
Welcome to Cairns xD
Thanks!, I guess it's pretty nic then ? ;)
Oh really? :)
And thanks a lot!
So dammit great!!. Just one thing: In the description: Aircraft. Boeing 737-838????? Just information.
It always makes me nervous when flaps are set so late in the taxiing. I'm used to seeing them set before taxiing begins.
+carleton morris I agree, that is a bit too late for my comfort.
don't worry, the pilots got checklists to run before anything they do (pre-startup checklist, startup checklist, after-start-up-checklist, before taxi checklist, taxi checklist, before takeoff checklist, takeoff checklist, after takeoff checklist, ...
just remember, the runway is the taxiway! Might as well set everything up while you're rolling down it, because you're on it for a while! These pilots are f****** legends in the Qantas fleet!
wow the speed of take off scared me
02:08 that engine sound! :o
I feel like the Hawaiian airlines 717s climb steeper just because of the near by mountains
As an aviation enthusiast I love the engine winding up, as a passenger hell no, don’t give that crap about a quiet aircraft because the engines are at the rear.
10:22 was that the famous australian rock thingy? what ever its called?
yes, Uluru or Ayers rock
bobo
Good to see it called by the proper name, Ayers Rock. "Uluru" is a pc latecomer and a derivation of a local dialect denoting "Unshippable haematite".
its in the title 'ayers Rock'
the title was too long for it to apear
It took them forever to set the flaps...
+Owen F. yes, I did not like that!
That seemed to be very fast takeoff
717s are known for their quick acceleration and climb.
8:50 when spool starts
This takeoff had a warm sound...
But we don’t get to see that DC 3 ??
The 717 kinda sounds like a bombardier crj200 and the MD80 at the same time
Why does the taxi sound like a CRJ-700?
DC9!!!
Does anyone else go through the "V1, Roatate, Positive rate, Gear up", in their head or is that jus me?
Question: is the Boeing 717 a newer version of the DC-9 or the MD-80 series? They sure do look alike. I remember flying on an AirTran (now Southwest, I think) Boeing 717 some years ago. Nice plane!
Niklas Enblom yeah it is the same airframe as the MD80 series which is also the next generation of the DC9 so basically same airframe with each variant getting more modern avionics in the cockpit and newer, quieter more environmentally friendly and more powerful engines but the boieng 717 which is the last of the variant is no longer in production
+Niklas Enblom Just to elaborate on mjr320's correct comments. Boeing merged with McDonnell Douglas in 1997, while the MD-95 was being developed. This is the aircraft that by the time the first plane was built was renamed the Boeing 717.
+mjr320 In fact, the B717 formerly was the MD95. That was before Boeing baught out Mcdonald Douglas.
all that red clay , it looks like south carolina
It's proper name is Uluru - It was Ayers Rock and was originally names after the Chief Secretary of South Australia in 1873. This word has no further particular meaning in the Pitjantjatjara language.
Google lie - This was NOT downloaded by me.
I DID NOT take this clip.
Google - liar liar pants on fire!!!!!!
Life jackets must be fitted before departing the plane in an emergency, "fat lot of good that will do you between Ayres Rock and Cairns...lmao" Just in case he finds the only dam or river to ditch in.
+Charlie Thailand HHHHahahahahhh. There' have to be one hell of a flood, or the earth would have to be severely misplaced by an earthquake, something neither one of us would like.
The circuit pattern for a landing at Cairns takes you out over the Coral Sea to the east due to the high terrain to the west. This is the reason for the life jacket announcement. Im glad you listened to the instructions as most don't.
F y z l e l y f y o