I really love those P&W geared turbofans. Smooth and quiet! Also, JetBlue is a solid airline, using a great airframe - Airbus. Always had good experience flying JB. The first 12 min of this was making me think they were gonna taxi all the way to ORL! Thx for the upload!
At 15:14, the *Broad Channel* community (zip 11693) along the Cross Bay Boulevard. Noteworthy for me as a shooting location for _Alice in the CIties_ (1974), a Wim Wenders film and one of my favorites. (The roadside hamburger stand scene. Filmed at a burger joint similar to a Stewart's that used to be on the east [right-hand] side of the Boulevard a bit below the center of the frame.) BTW, my niece's husband is a pilot for JetBlue.
Beautiful airplane especially that howl theses new Neo’s make. What I’ve noticed about most jetblue pilots is that they gun those engines without any breakaway thrust. I know these are modern engines but there’s always a risk of compressor stall. No need to gun them especially with 5 miles of runway.
Are you afraid of letting us watch the engine start and the slats come down? It's arguably the only interesting part of the pushback, and you skipped it entirely... But yes, certainly a nice high quality video, of a nice high quality jet!
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I really love those P&W geared turbofans. Smooth and quiet! Also, JetBlue is a solid airline, using a great airframe - Airbus. Always had good experience flying JB. The first 12 min of this was making me think they were gonna taxi all the way to ORL! Thx for the upload!
Great video. That’s so cool when you can hear the engines so loud and I love the vibration and the speed as you take off down the runway.
Excellent. I enjoyed the ride along. Thanks for posting.
Great video should’ve kept the full start up sequence but what camera are you using it’s amazinggggggggggg lovely video
According to the description, an iPhone 12 max.
At 15:14, the *Broad Channel* community (zip 11693) along the Cross Bay Boulevard. Noteworthy for me as a shooting location for _Alice in the CIties_ (1974), a Wim Wenders film and one of my favorites. (The roadside hamburger stand scene. Filmed at a burger joint similar to a Stewart's that used to be on the east [right-hand] side of the Boulevard a bit below the center of the frame.)
BTW, my niece's husband is a pilot for JetBlue.
been wanting to go on a vacation for so long, i hope i can this summer lol
Great quality
Thanks max!
What camera equipment are you using? It’s fantastic!
iPhone 12 max, according to the description.
Oh I like that
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Beautiful airplane especially that howl theses new Neo’s make. What I’ve noticed about most jetblue pilots is that they gun those engines without any breakaway thrust. I know these are modern engines but there’s always a risk of compressor stall. No need to gun them especially with 5 miles of runway.
Are you afraid of letting us watch the engine start and the slats come down?
It's arguably the only interesting part of the pushback, and you skipped it entirely...
But yes, certainly a nice high quality video, of a nice high quality jet!
my thoughts exactly :'( i don't mind a long video as long as i get the full start up sequence
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WHALE NOISES!
PW1100 or CFM Leap 1a?
PW1100G - not only quieter, but also note the blue rub strip inside the fan cowl.