So excited to see that this video got over 1 million views! I recently got the opportunity to walk under Airbus A380 in Paris! Watch the video here: ua-cam.com/video/27tH38TB-dQ/v-deo.html
@Dr. Deep not a hope. GE have always played second fiddle to RR. If was investing in new airplane I’d insist on RR. Why have burger when you can have fillet steak?
A380 has one of the quietest takeoffs. First time I was on it I expected the engine roar to be very loud and scary. Also it took off quickly. Love this aircraft.
The rain helps you visualize the incredible amount of thrust the engines are producing to get all that weight off of the ground and actually flying. It’s impressive to anyone that can appreciate the forces in play here.
The a380 is mind boggling. Every time I fly to Singapore I can never quite believe that the absolutely massive plane I can see from the terminal is the one I’m getting to travel on. Amazing plane. Top deck is 👌👌
@@safetyinstructor funny that you say that bc boeing made the 747 that has been in service for longer than a half century. They have dominated the aviation industry.
imagine the biggest and heaviest passenger plane ever built taking a while to lift off the runway... isn’t that so crazy lol it should only take 5 seconds amirite 🤔🤔🤔
Not always. On a dry runway they don’t always use Max thrust, when a runway is “compromised” like this they use full power (according to some pilots I’ve listed to!).
@@adam_matthews correct. In heavy standing water its far less likely they will derate the takeoff performance. Especially at SYD 16R where at the end of the runway is the Pacific Ocean 😅
It couldn't take off when they first built the plane even with its quad engine. The secret of this plane is the design of the wings. It was DOA until the wings were re-disigned.
Usual with heavy planes, but yes a380 takes a bit. If you sit inside you think the same. But the fact that it can still stop on the runway if sth fails lets you realize how much length there still is infront of the plane
@@OutOfRangeDE I have been in the A380 many times and it never took this long to get off the ground. Once the nose lifts the whole plane almost immediately follows.
To pilots: THANK YOU. You take SO MANY lives in your hands every time. And you deliver us on the other side. 🤷 You are all a VERY different breed. THAT'S for sure. Thank you. ❤
That looks more powerful a). The rain let’s you see the exhaust on the ground, and b). You are right behind the wing near the engine exhaust. It is quite loud there during takeoff power so may seem more powerful. But I suspect except for sone rain compensation in the engine, I suspect that is close to normal takeover power. Note that in heavy rain the engine actually runs hotter to compensate for water ingestion and may sound louder too. Also, if the plane was heavy (full?) the takeoff length will increase, and given that video, that plane “looks” heavy. Maybe a lot of fuel too? How long was the leg of that flight? Makes me wonder if there was an error in the take off weight that took longer too.
The first time I flew on a plane, I was sitting in a little aircraft behind a massive A380. It had been raining for a while that day but had finally cleared up a bit just a few minutes earlier. I watched the A380 take off. It left a dry runway behind. I will never forget that.
@@pamelanoel8948 oh. Well I don't mean to be rude, but most planes used have a very low crash rate and thats why they are still used. I just want to convince you so that you can experience the beauty and wonder of these engineering marvels. But I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable or be inconsiderate.
Did that leaving Heathrow a year ago coming back to LAX after vacation in 🇯🇴 and 🇮🇱 visiting family. Sitting upper deck biz class. It was sweet. The 380 is a cool aircraft.
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So excited to see that this video got over 1 million views! I recently got the opportunity to walk under Airbus A380 in Paris! Watch the video here: ua-cam.com/video/27tH38TB-dQ/v-deo.html
Denis traktor ako ňam 😱
Thats stronger than the airplane i ride on transvia airfrance Norwegian sas
Dudelda Switzerland Nelda Sydney Saus
That’s Rolls Royce Trent engine power for you
That Trent 800 be vibin
@Dr. Deep but hey, still good
@Dr. Deep the wail on the spool up can’t be beaten
Too good!
@Dr. Deep not a hope. GE have always played second fiddle to RR. If was investing in new airplane I’d insist on RR. Why have burger when you can have fillet steak?
Damn I thought it had an endless runway, what a plane ✈️
It’s 3 km runway
@Chendra Dyven nah Singapore
They are endless
@@joerisimmanuel9156 *4km (well 3960m)
@sharkattacker gaming 3 miles are a bit much, more likely 1,5 to 2 miles
‘Insane’ is an understatement. This damn thing was pressure washing the runway
Literally
The runway seems to be as long as the one in fast and the furious
That's exactly what I was thinking 😂
Like seriously.
Bruh 😂😂
That's Sydney airport
Love it when it's raining then they get above the clouds and it's a beautiful day all the sudden 😂
Yes exactly. Blue skies and all
Yeah😂😂😂
I will see that view again after this pandemic...hope to you all who are missing flying.
:(
The good thing tho is that
There a te less planes flying which means there is less pollution
Good luck finding an a380
Noah Becker ok
@@RocketAnthem yes
Co-Pilot: Shouldnt the engines be in eco-mode?
Captain: Nope...
Theres eco mode on planes now???
@@odzergamingno
They are not called co-pilots anymore. For years, that has been called First Officer.
@@odzergaming Yeah few modes to prevent wear and tear on takeoffs usually depends on the weather to use which setting
Looks like Singapore Airlines
Correct! You can tell by the winglets
@Jasper Collinson wrong. look at the wingtips. Thai doesn't have that kind of color. Singapore does
@@jerminebarrios378 it’s not. Look at the wingtips of asiana and look at Singapore’s one.
asiana airlines
@@jamespagal363 it’s not!
Rain: Give up A380! I'm stronger
A380: *_Accelerates_*
You sure about that?
LOL fr!!!
More like...hold my beer! 🤣🤣🤣
747:im best
A380 left the chat
St maarten princess juliana enter the chat
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LOL
The way the water splashes thought
The air that isn't getting sucked into the engine and the exhaust of the turbine makes some air flow go downwards
Though *
For a sec I thought I was getting trolled with a loop vid
Im happy when i see QANTAS in the background
Haha me too I’m happy when I see it raining in Sydney because living in London atm makes me realise I’m not missing anything 🤣
Jetstar is better than Qantas desprite being a budget airline
You certainly filmed this takeoff from one of the best seats 👍🏾
Peeing into the wind has a similar effect
That was really insane.
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Its just a raining take off
@@igorlopes8638 ikr.
@@alvinmodz other people dont think the same maybe hahhahahah
A380 has one of the quietest takeoffs. First time I was on it I expected the engine roar to be very loud and scary. Also it took off quickly. Love this aircraft.
Fully loaded A380 takeoff roll is 2900m (9514 feet). Seems this one took almost all of it
I feel like I was watching a meteor shower but with rain at the start
A380 is a true beast in TOGA. I have seen videos of Crews limiting thrust to like Flex 75 and still taking off with ease.
Awesome video. Thankyou👍
Magnificent engineering
Seems like a normal takeoff. Not sure what is insane about it.
The rain helps you visualize the incredible amount of thrust the engines are producing to get all that weight off of the ground and actually flying. It’s impressive to anyone that can appreciate the forces in play here.
He’s talking about how insane the thrust is, not that the takeoff is anything unusual.
The a380 is mind boggling. Every time I fly to Singapore I can never quite believe that the absolutely massive plane I can see from the terminal is the one I’m getting to travel on. Amazing plane. Top deck is 👌👌
The most intense raindrop race I've ever witnessed on a window.
Awesome
الإقلاع وسط الظروف الجوية الممطرة يكون مقلق للكابتن وللركاب ايضا
ليس دايما في حلات اه وحلات لا ❤
ابدا مش صحيح مش خطرة بس طيارة اليل هو الي صعب شوية
@@user-xt4ry9iw8h
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Nice video bro keep up the great work man and are u from india?
What a Power ....amazing! The Sound is music in my ears 😁😁
I love everything when it comes to aviation love the a-380 airplane and diffrent airports
Wow , that's called engine power.👌👌
Rolls-Royce engines are the industry standard (stated by jealous American) ;-)
I feel you bro. But at least we've got boeing.
@@childish8469
Boeing the American VW :)
@@safetyinstructor funny that you say that bc boeing made the 747 that has been in service for longer than a half century. They have dominated the aviation industry.
@@childish8469 I didn't say that, you must have misinterpreted something.
Insane takeoff? It took forever to lift or the runway..
It’s an a380 what do you expect
@@williamdrifts8987 title says insane takeoff..
It's not the Concord what do you expect
Cos ur meant to look at the water being forced away
imagine the biggest and heaviest passenger plane ever built taking a while to lift off the runway... isn’t that so crazy lol it should only take 5 seconds amirite 🤔🤔🤔
Terrific take off! Well skilled pilots!👏
How the hell did the a380 take off on a 2400m runway
Must of been rapid
How can you tell the lenght of the runway?
It was the 3.9 km runway at SYD.
Most of the time they never need full power and take it easy. But when they do... It is impressive.
Must have*
I'm sure they used TOGA this time
Same takeoff power in the dry. You just can't see it.
Not always. On a dry runway they don’t always use Max thrust, when a runway is “compromised” like this they use full power (according to some pilots I’ve listed to!).
@@adam_matthews correct. In heavy standing water its far less likely they will derate the takeoff performance. Especially at SYD 16R where at the end of the runway is the Pacific Ocean 😅
The first wonder of the world is the plane, that size still take off, that is to say any plane takes off.👏👏👏👏👍
Whoa! Even from the inside, this plane still amazes me!
The sound is perfect, there are no babies crying
Yoo I get scared when the plane takeoff
The A380 is just crazy. It always seems like it couldn't and shouldn't be able to take off and then it just glides up into the skies.
Ill highly doubt this will get out of the land without the quad engine
It couldn't take off when they first built the plane even with its quad engine. The secret of this plane is the design of the wings. It was DOA until the wings were re-disigned.
The silent cabin is just wow!
Because they are scared 😂
RWY16R at Sydney. Nice!
Thanks, I feel dump for not recognising it😊
Saw an F-16 do this yesterday in the same conditions but at full afterburner. It was cool!
I was getting scared. It seemed to take forever to lift off. The nose was clearly up but the plane just wasn't getting off the ground.
Usual with heavy planes, but yes a380 takes a bit. If you sit inside you think the same. But the fact that it can still stop on the runway if sth fails lets you realize how much length there still is infront of the plane
@@OutOfRangeDE I have been in the A380 many times and it never took this long to get off the ground. Once the nose lifts the whole plane almost immediately follows.
@@mq46312 hmm ok for me it took about as long as in the video.
2 million cubic feet of air goes through each one of those engines at takeoff
That must clean the runways quite nicely
Airline providers: We want our planes to be eco-friendly
Pilots on this flight: *MOARRR POWAHHH!!!*
Furthest vacation I’ve been this year I’m watching takeoff videos.
To pilots:
THANK YOU.
You take SO MANY lives in your hands every time. And you deliver us on the other side. 🤷
You are all a VERY different breed. THAT'S for sure.
Thank you. ❤
The only thing I hate about the A380 is that the windows are very small which makes it very hard to film
I wish I could fly in A380
Small hollow like windows are kinda annoying. I guess the upper deck might be better.
I did just once, on its upper deck.
@@PhoenixSky7 you where lucky🤤
If only passengers could see the trail of the jetblast behind the plane too 😱😱😱👌
What a magnificent plane not even a max plane can do that lol
That looks more powerful a). The rain let’s you see the exhaust on the ground, and b). You are right behind the wing near the engine exhaust. It is quite loud there during takeoff power so may seem more powerful. But I suspect except for sone rain compensation in the engine, I suspect that is close to normal takeover power. Note that in heavy rain the engine actually runs hotter to compensate for water ingestion and may sound louder too. Also, if the plane was heavy (full?) the takeoff length will increase, and given that video, that plane “looks” heavy. Maybe a lot of fuel too? How long was the leg of that flight? Makes me wonder if there was an error in the take off weight that took longer too.
This is the only plane that has the power to take off in that storm. What a marvelous modern build. I’m in shock.
why did my knees feel lighter when i watched that? i love take offs
Sydney has the coolest control tower. Singapore Airlines A380, from runway 16R, I see. Way to go!
The first time I flew on a plane, I was sitting in a little aircraft behind a massive A380. It had been raining for a while that day but had finally cleared up a bit just a few minutes earlier. I watched the A380 take off. It left a dry runway behind. I will never forget that.
I for one am happy to see the engines are working.
That cloud looked like a Hurricane. Fair game for taking off in that weather. Id s**t myself on that flight.
Makes me nervous watching this. I hate flying 😣
Its just a rain
But now plane are more safer than car
Nice vid!
Pretty amazing 👏
Thank God They took off properly
That's the beauty of it
380 flights👍👍👍 superb
The best time to go on holiday. When it's raining 👍
Water splash there seems like it coming after the plane to catch it. 😂😂
So good how the water moves due to the engine force
When it rains, plain doesn't need any wheels))
We are now used to see the a380 fly but one day, when it will be gone, the next generations won't believe that such a monster existed
Those rolls royce turbofans sure kick up a huge spray, definitely would not wanna be standing behind those
For a second, I thought the plane accelerated LIGHTNING fast because of the water flying off the runway, but still, it is a good takeoff!
This is the QUEEN of the skies👍
King maybe. 747 will always be the queen.
With the weight of the plane on those tyres it ain't going to slide
Powerful machine 🔥
That’s so cool to see ! It’s even cooler when you lift off since the water spray goes everywhere
Fantastic take off 😍
Who needs to Take off when you can just roll down the endless tarmac to your destination, but there may be a slight turbulence enroute 😂
Man I love rain take offs
For those who haven’t been on a plane when you take off it kinda feel like your legs are floating away also the noise is pretty loud
Bet that was a bumpy ride, at least at the beginning!
OMG..hate that feeling at LIFT.Takes me hours after long trip to get normal
Das liebe ich am fliegen, die Starts und Landungen! Ein wunderschönes Gefühl jedesmal!
The feeling as the engine thrusts into takeoff is amazing. It's like a Rollercoaster type thrill.
Almost looks like it's going super Saiyan
Me: The video stabilizes once it takes off
...
Me dying inside
I love the liftoff... it is so beautiful❤yet flying terrifies me!
Stunning and unique bit of footage, well done. Hope you can post again.😊
Wow, that’s really quiet actually
It’s Singapore from Sydney Kingsford Smith now everyone shit up about the airline 😂😂
I’m watching this in Sydney, I thought that was Sydney airport
that was a very quick takeoff
And people like to stand behind that at st Maarten
The raucous outside and yet so quiet inside. That's the A380 for you!
I didn't ever see the upstair window view look like >:(
I will never be in an airplane/jet, so thank you for sharing what it looks like.
Why not?
@@childish8469 , the fear of its sudden stop while in the air.
@@pamelanoel8948 oh. Well I don't mean to be rude, but most planes used have a very low crash rate and thats why they are still used. I just want to convince you so that you can experience the beauty and wonder of these engineering marvels. But I don't want to make you feel uncomfortable or be inconsiderate.
@@pamelanoel8948 if you think like that you should play the lottery.
Odds of winning are even higher...
Did that leaving Heathrow a year ago coming back to LAX after vacation in 🇯🇴 and 🇮🇱 visiting family.
Sitting upper deck biz class.
It was sweet.
The 380 is a cool aircraft.
The power so sheer it dried the plane in take off
Yes, the cockpit crew made it and the aircraft was in the air. Nice take off.
Duh its singapore airlines dude
I am glad they made it as well.
What do you mean “glad they made it”? Of course they made it, this is all completely normal.
@@lukamilas8648 Thanks.. Always, I hope when it is raining the levels of the wind don't stop take offs.
@@LMays-cu2hp errrrrr ok?