Yep, but those days are long gone. These days a pilot is risking his job by flying in a way that does not follow company economical procedures. If a pilot fools around these days, next thing you know, is that you're standing in front of your boss, who asks you if the money for the fuel you wasted is coming out of your own pocket.
Love the 757 (except when seated in the WAY back of the -300 🙂). Still one of the best looking, best launching narrow-bodies in the air. LOL... great camera dip to pick up the 17 runway number on the taxiway!
The last time I flew Delta, it was on an MD-88. They take off like a space shuttle due to the rear-mounted engines. It seems Delta is moving to all Airbus, it's rare to find a Delta Boeing plane.
Beautiful day for this takeoff. Not sure which engines sound the best... the Pratt's, or the Rolls. Both sound great! Thanks for very beautiful video of one of my favorite planes as well, and as others have said, enjoyed the shadow!
I flew on the first 757 that Northwest put into service on a flight from LaGuardia to MSP. I want to say around 1986. Unless it was just a new airplane, not necessarily the first 757 put into service by Northwest.
Gonna be a vry vry sad day once these gorgeous girls are gone outta passenger service. Use to book my my Westcoast trips based on Equipment being a B757-222 or DC-10-10/30s or Even B777-222. Now it's mostly B737-800 or 900. Regardless wonderful video, fantastic Pw sound, Thank you for sharing with us.
Not trying to be pedantic, but that looked like a totally normal take-off based on fuel economy. There's 23 seconds from the engines reach take-off power until the plane lifts off. That's a long time in 757 terms - even fully laden, it can be as low as 15 seconds from a dead stop. Those 23 seconds does not even include the ramp up. Also the engines were throttled back shortly after take-off. When the 757 does the famous steep climb, the throttle remains pinned until the end of the climb-out. And lastly, that engine pitch is just not high enough to be a full power take-off/steep climb. This was a fairly recent flight, and airlines, especially budget oriented airlines like Delta, don't do those powerful take-off's any more - they are all things considered, very expensive to do.
You’re probably right lol. It certainly felt steeper than what I’m used to anyway. Only reason we might have had a slightly steeper ft per nm climb initially is because the mall of America is right off the departure end of the runway we used.
Most of the Delta cabins are pretty aged but it has a classic feel to it and for good reason. Get up in the front of comfort+ or anywhere in first to hear the engines. Really amps up the avgeek side of the experience. I have zero complaints about the 75 whatsoever.
My dad flew the 57 out of mini for many years. Im so glad I got to fly with him before his retirement. Such an incredible aircraft.
Never get bored of a 757 takeoff!
Long live the B75. My baby. I will miss her so much. Shame on you Boeing.
Overpowered and safe
I feel the same with the MD-90 and B717-200. I miss the MD-90 every day and the B717-200 will soon follow
Delta is not retiring them anytime soon
Hear, Hear!!
Absolutely! I have flown many times on the 757....very nice planes.
Been on many near empty 757's with an enthusiastic pilot, pinned to the seat then straight up to the top floor.
Yep, but those days are long gone. These days a pilot is risking his job by flying in a way that does not follow company economical procedures. If a pilot fools around these days, next thing you know, is that you're standing in front of your boss, who asks you if the money for the fuel you wasted is coming out of your own pocket.
The B757-200 is a beast of a plane ...
It seems to be one of the few Boeing planes that Delta still has in their domestic fleet. Usually, most of the ones I see are Airbus.
Runway 17/35 is the shortest one in use at MSP so you got some extra Hot Rod engine power on the roll.
Do you happen to know the length of the runway? Just curious.
17/35 is 8,000ft
And that's why it's called a 'rocket ship'!! Awesome catch of the shadow of the plane during ascent!! Thanks for sharing!! 💕✈️✈️💕
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Seemed like a normal 757 takeoff; I have seen much steeper takeoffs, imho.
It’s a bit steeper because of the mall complex at the end of the runway. We leveled off a bit with the throttle back.
@@matthewfunk734 Doubtful
Love the 757 (except when seated in the WAY back of the -300 🙂). Still one of the best looking, best launching narrow-bodies in the air.
LOL... great camera dip to pick up the 17 runway number on the taxiway!
I know what you mean except when in the way back you can sort hear that PW sound if you listen carefully
@@calvinhj3smspaviation757 Agreed, not a bad ride, but uff da... the wait to deplane from the way way back 🙂
@@TomDixonMN now that's what I hate waiting for a long time
The last time I flew Delta, it was on an MD-88. They take off like a space shuttle due to the rear-mounted engines. It seems Delta is moving to all Airbus, it's rare to find a Delta Boeing plane.
yeah ur chattin
Delta is 55% Boeing as of 2023. They recently placed an order for 100 737 max 10s with an option for 30 more.
Beautiful day for this takeoff. Not sure which engines sound the best... the Pratt's, or the Rolls. Both sound great! Thanks for very beautiful video of one of my favorite planes as well, and as others have said, enjoyed the shadow!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.
Yeah that shadow gives you a glimpse of just how fast that damn thing is moving.
I flew out of MSP to ATL on N547US back in May! Great take off dude! 😁✈️
Nice! Thanks!
Love the engine buzz delta airlines good job young lady
Love that engine roar P&W 2000 roar amazing.
Agreed!
Have really grown fond of this beautiful bird!
Love that ROAR!
Well done video. Clear and beautiful. Thanks for posting.
love it 13:06
That's amazing 👏 Beautiful filming 😍
Thanks!
The 757 is my favorite - Nice job
Love the drag race with the 737!
Lolo 757-200 won
@@thomaspease208I would lay a dirty twenty on that myself...lol
Wonderful video, thanks for sharing
I flew on the first 757 that Northwest put into service on a flight from LaGuardia to MSP. I want to say around 1986. Unless it was just a new airplane, not necessarily the first 757 put into service by Northwest.
Nothing beats the rb211
Cool to see the casted shadow
Yeahhh... Fantastic sound...
I love the two brothers racing @ 5:06
Gonna be a vry vry sad day once these gorgeous girls are gone outta passenger service. Use to book my my Westcoast trips based on Equipment being a B757-222 or DC-10-10/30s or Even B777-222. Now it's mostly B737-800 or 900. Regardless wonderful video, fantastic Pw sound, Thank you for sharing with us.
Not trying to be pedantic, but that looked like a totally normal take-off based on fuel economy.
There's 23 seconds from the engines reach take-off power until the plane lifts off. That's a long time in 757 terms - even fully laden, it can be as low as 15 seconds from a dead stop. Those 23 seconds does not even include the ramp up. Also the engines were throttled back shortly after take-off. When the 757 does the famous steep climb, the throttle remains pinned until the end of the climb-out. And lastly, that engine pitch is just not high enough to be a full power take-off/steep climb.
This was a fairly recent flight, and airlines, especially budget oriented airlines like Delta, don't do those powerful take-off's any more - they are all things considered, very expensive to do.
You’re probably right lol. It certainly felt steeper than what I’m used to anyway. Only reason we might have had a slightly steeper ft per nm climb initially is because the mall of America is right off the departure end of the runway we used.
Love the show
great video :)
Thanks!
5:27 2 delta airline are beign BEST FRIENDS bc they're together
Man it sounds like an outboard motor!
Guess the IFE system crashed right after pushback since the F/As appear to be doing a manual safety demo?
Love it do you have the arrival to LAX too?
It’ll be up later today!
Nice I love 757 in a few weeks I'ma be going to ATL hopefully on 757 Im flying standby so I hope i get a window seat next to those PW 2037's
Did you get your 757?
@@DrowningTurtle yea but I was seated in 17B which is the middle seat but I got a video from there tho
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Flying Pencil!
What kind of taxiing is this? Wingtip to wingtip?
17:20 thats a cool view of valleyfair
I think we can hear the engine roar from the seats behind the wings
great
Second to the 707 for Best Plane They Ever Built.
The first thing I hear: "Welcome to delta flight 21-"
Nice video
Thanks!
What can and window mount do u use
GoPro standard suction cup mount
Pratts FTW
5:17 that 737 just passing by trying to assert taxi dominance but fails.
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"Turn & Burn" !!
How big was this file in 4k resolution for 22 minutes!
I want to say somewhere around 10gb? The raw files vs compressed when exported are very different.
12:25😍
Flying 757-300 soon. What is the 757 experience like?
Most of the Delta cabins are pretty aged but it has a classic feel to it and for good reason. Get up in the front of comfort+ or anywhere in first to hear the engines. Really amps up the avgeek side of the experience. I have zero complaints about the 75 whatsoever.
@@twincitiesaviator Shoot, didn't think to sit in front of the wings. Seats are slightly behind the wings (I hate turbulence).
Isn't that a GE nose cone with the swirl?
The markings are consistent with some brands but not with all of them. I assure you that those engines are 100% P&W.
@@twincitiesaviator They are PWs the newer built of these engines have the LINE in the middle,
This exact aircraft is retired now, slowly 757s will be gone :(
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Where you taking off to for Minneapolis to where?
MSP to LAX
@@twincitiesaviator so are you from Minnesota right
Yep!
@@twincitiesaviator I'm from Minnesota too so I live around like 49 minutes to Monticello to terminal 1 MSP You know City Monticello Minnesota
I have to go to MSP in the next few weeks
Hope you made it out of MSP safely📷
Want 2 fly in the pencil b 4 they take it out of service. WANT 2 feel the takeoff. Beautiful Plane
Was it just me or did the 752 get too close to the CRJ @1:29?
I never noticed that! Yeah, it’s a bit close.
@@twincitiesaviator looked like a runway incursion. But apparently MSP has dual ramp access and taxi ways
my xbox at 2 am
17 is so short. It also takes about a year to taxi to it.
It's 8000 ft. 747's use it...even the A380 has used it.
I don't think it was a steep take off. On the contrary, the airplane seemed quite heavy and slow to climb.
I've seen steeper 757 takeoffs, tbh...
Tbh, same
Rb211: Im the best Pw200: No i am 757: no you both are...............
Take off so loud
I wonder if the flight attendants are gorgeous
There is a reason Trump chose this plane