@@LoveJT8DI flew that exact same plane via American Airlines from Dallas to Spain in February the takeoff is like a rocket when the brakes are released it was a nighttime flight because of the 8 hour time difference I had a window seat in premium economy I got to see how the new flaps worked it was incredible
It's a real treat to see these reflections. It's almost like watching some liquid oozing across the wing. More airlines need to give their wings these reflective surfaces :)
I want the Concorde back. I saw it take off from London Heathrow when I was 10. The terminal windows vibrated to no end. It was awesome watching that plane take off
Bad Moe That’s exactly what I miss about the glory days of aviation. When passenger aircraft such as the Concorde shook buildings. For as much as I like the Dreamliner, Airlines today are too quiet on the outside :). Really cool you got to see the Concorde fly in person. I had a chance as a kid but never went to see it.
The sound recording in your video is phenomenal! Im sure those electric pump whines were annoying after a while, but in the video they sound pretty cool! Great video overall thanks for sharing!
Yup. 787 is my favorite. But those pumps are the worst part of this plane. I feel like I'm gonna go insane after non-stop of that sound. You could only hear it in this area of seats though. Behind or front of the wing are fine. None of these sound.
Hydraulics on that plane are like no other. Love it. 767 use to have my favorite hydraulic pump sound. Now it’s the 787.... 757 still has the best flap sound though followed by 787 n then 767
I hope to get a ride on this bird one day. I am flying from Tampa to El Paso,TX tomorrow t see my son in the Army. On the way back I get my 1st ride on a 777-200 (my first) and a mad dog 80.( my first in a very long time) Thanks for the video, probobly the best night footage I've seen yet.
Dana Steele Glad you enjoyed the video and a big thanks to your son for serving in our military. The 777-200 will be an awesome flight domestically. Also nice that you are getting on the mad dog 80 as their days seem to be numbered.
LoveJT8D Yes unfortunately American is supposed to be done with them end of 2018. I spoke to the pilot for a while before take off and that's what he told me. I got to sit in the cockpit and take some pics in the 737 800. Pretty awesome! He expects to be flying the 787 in about 2 years from now.
I hope you had a great flight and got a chance to look at the front of those ge90 engines I flew a Triple 7 out of Jamaica sitting right in front of the GE 90 s in a heavy rainstorm and I watch that thing and just massive puddles from the runway just turned them into vapor was beautiful
+Noel Jacobs Nice to meet another 787 fan :) Looks like I may have flown UA's first 787 around the same time you did, when the aircraft were first being delivered. I think I flew mine, on Jan 1, 2014.
Really spectacular departure and approach to Lax international airport I’m going to Austin international airport Friday and taking American Airlines to LAX international airport my flight leaves at 9:00pm
what a fantastic beginning of a new year....a flight with Boeing's new flagship > thumbs UP! I think, it's the -8 version, or? Awesome night scenery in DFW and LAX...GREAT JOB!
I know when I use to fly from .Maryland to LAX California at Christmas time at night it was absolutely Gorgeous with all the 🎄 lites looking down T the area you are about to land at.
That constant high pitched sound sounds exactly like the flaps extending and retracting, but they are seemingly not moving a lot of the time the noise is there! And the noise is there when the flaps should not be being altered such as whn the plane is already thundering down the runway about to take off. What possible explanation could there be for this? Maybe the high pitched whine of the engines on this plane sounds exactly the same as the flaps almost?! hah
My assumption is that they're pumping hydraulic fluid to a pressure in which the flaps can be pushed out, since it requires a lot of work to counteract the movement of wind over such a large area. I don't know why the pumps are so loud for the 787 specifically, but I honestly quite like it as an avgeek.
It's from the motors deploying the flaps. it uses a spinning shaft that originates from under fuselage portion over the wing. That's why it's so audible. It is surprising it is so loud having on the brand new 787.
+LoveJT8D You'd think the "flap tracks" would house a hydraulic system used to deploy the flaps. But that's no the case. They really are just flap track guides.
All aircraft have them. Wingtip navigation lights. Red on right green on left. Some aircraft have white also. Tail has white. These are to make the aircraft more visual to other aircraft and controlers. If you are talking about the the bright colored lights on the wing that is a reflection of the lights below.
visually a great video but the whine from the hydraulic pumps makes the video difficult to listen to. I haven't flown a 787 so I don't know if the whine from the hydraulic pumps is normal though I'm not sure how this whine can be normal, sounds like the pumps are not working properly.
3:45 👈🏿that noise part.. Does anyone knows exactly where that "slam the tin cabinet shut" sound is coming from upon liftoff? I remember hearing this similar bump sound upon liftoff back in December '75 when returning home on a B722 on two flights (same plane). I ask bc when you watch a plane lift off, it looks so smooth, so why the shutting noise.🤔
This is why I have always, always enjoyed flying--if private, Military--whether helicopters, twin engined transport. That is catapulted off. This is when I was aboard the USS Midway CV41 overseas, on Westpac cruises. After that, a helicopter ride around Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Then even more flying. But. Even before that, I flew aboard prop airlines--just before jet liners became public used! Of course more than I can say now...
+Andre Boardman Yes it was quite loud. I have read online that this electric "whining" sound is attributable to a hydraulic pump that assists in the deployment of flaps.
@ LoveJT8D: Where were you flying from? I heard the pilots and flight attendants say that flight was to LAX. I saw gate 153 where the plane left from. You must have started at a very huge airport. Wherever you started had a very beautiful view.
The sound of that hydraulic pump running would drive me NUT! Why in this day and age Boeing can’t isolate that sound is beyond reason. BTW, you can also hear a similar sound on the Airbus A350, but only when the flaps are in transition, then it stops.
why would they add more weight (means more expensive fares) for isolating a noise you hear just couple of times a flight.. During landings and take offs.
The miracle of modern aircraft...the wings, engines, and the skills of the operators...truly amazing.
sunking2001 Absolutely. This aircraft is engineering on a whole other level.
@@LoveJT8DI flew that exact same plane via American Airlines from Dallas to Spain in February the takeoff is like a rocket when the brakes are released it was a nighttime flight because of the 8 hour time difference I had a window seat in premium economy I got to see how the new flaps worked it was incredible
When I hear the sound of all those hydraulic motors, my heart just goes lub dub lub dub *heavy breathing*
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@@mohammedibrahim4900 ok daddy.
I love night takeoffs. So pretty with the lights
Yeah, night takeoffs with a glossy wing really require a window seat :)
@@LoveJT8D 👍👍😁
You really caught a beautiful departure. What a beautiful airplane. That wing is a work of art!
Truth Matters Thanks! The wing is absolutely a work of art and always fun to watch the flex during takeoff or in light turbulence.
Oh my god
That sexy wing
The engine roar
That wing flex
The 787 is a beauty
LOLWTF673 One of the most graceful jets in the sky :)
u got my mind SEXY WING
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Mechanics of the 787 sound spectacular. They'll be unmatched
Look at that wing flexin' from 3:30, like oh my gosh, this is why I'm in love with the 787!
ASJE Aviation HQ It’s quite a graceful bird when airborne.
I've literally watched this video 15 times and it never bores me! Can't beat those 787 engines GREAT video!
louisfilms01 Really glad you're enjoying the video! Flying at night can really open up entirely different scenery to shoot. It's actually quite fun.
The skyline reflection on the wing was gorgeous and a very rare shot
The city lights reflecting off the top of the wing. Nice shots.
I bet the pilots would like to see that too. Now they can!
Suitable for framing! :)
It's a real treat to see these reflections. It's almost like watching some liquid oozing across the wing. More airlines need to give their wings these reflective surfaces :)
I want the Concorde back. I saw it take off from London Heathrow when I was 10. The terminal windows vibrated to no end. It was awesome watching that plane take off
Bad Moe That’s exactly what I miss about the glory days of aviation. When passenger aircraft such as the Concorde shook buildings. For as much as I like the Dreamliner, Airlines today are too quiet on the outside :). Really cool you got to see the Concorde fly in person. I had a chance as a kid but never went to see it.
LoveJT8D I was in London awaiting a flight to Edinburgh. The Concorde took off without my knowing. The best passenger machine I have ever seen
The audio is amazing
Zizooo Aviation Thanks! Not bad being the built in camera microphone.
Great video... like being there. Can't wait to fly 787
Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the video? You'll enjoy flying on that aircraft. Electronic window tinting is fun to mess with.
Just beautiful Philip, thank you!
+Classic Airliners & Vintage Pop Culture Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the vid.
that wipe sound is so satisfying
Nice video. Loved to see the reflections on the wing.
Thanks! Those wings were definitely shiny.
There's always a couple chronic cough patients on every flight.
Not a good sign these days.
more like everywhere you go in general lol
Lol!!!
Garrett, 😂
And now COVID-19.....
10:28 I love that sound
Great vid! Love the 787 sounds. I try and fly it as much as i can!
+densfo Thanks! Sounds like you are enjoying your 787 flights as well. What is your most memorable 787 flight?
Awesome wing action on the 787. At night the wings appear so narrow at the end, serrated and sleek.
Yeah, they really have a sort of chiseled-out look. If you have a wing with a glossy coat, it's awesome to see the city lights reflecting.
The sound recording in your video is phenomenal! Im sure those electric pump whines were annoying after a while, but in the video they sound pretty cool! Great video overall thanks for sharing!
Yup. 787 is my favorite. But those pumps are the worst part of this plane. I feel like I'm gonna go insane after non-stop of that sound.
You could only hear it in this area of seats though. Behind or front of the wing are fine. None of these sound.
I just love to fly at night so thanks for this excellent video. Wow those flap actuators on the 787 are really very noisy!
cherifbar Glad you enjoyed the vid! Flying at night definitely has a magic about it. Yeah there's not much insulating the audio of those actuators.
Great sound and image quality!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video.
This is an amazing video, the views are absolutely beautiful. Genuinely thank you for uploading this, i love it!
Bob Thenson Thanks Bob! I'm glad you enjoyed the video.
Hydraulics on that plane are like no other. Love it. 767 use to have my favorite hydraulic pump sound. Now it’s the 787.... 757 still has the best flap sound though followed by 787 n then 767
Spectacular video mate!
+jelmerpilotHD Thank you!
Beautiful!
Thanks! Night is definitely a cool time to fly especially if over a big city.
Great video and well filmed thank you!
Than you! Glad you enjoyed it.
I hope to get a ride on this bird one day. I am flying from Tampa to El Paso,TX tomorrow t see my son in the Army. On the way back I get my 1st ride on a 777-200 (my first) and a mad dog 80.( my first in a very long time) Thanks for the video, probobly the best night footage I've seen yet.
Dana Steele Glad you enjoyed the video and a big thanks to your son for serving in our military. The 777-200 will be an awesome flight domestically. Also nice that you are getting on the mad dog 80 as their days seem to be numbered.
LoveJT8D Yes unfortunately American is supposed to be done with them end of 2018. I spoke to the pilot for a while before take off and that's what he told me. I got to sit in the cockpit and take some pics in the 737 800. Pretty awesome! He expects to be flying the 787 in about 2 years from now.
I hope you had a great flight and got a chance to look at the front of those ge90 engines I flew a Triple 7 out of Jamaica sitting right in front of the GE 90 s in a heavy rainstorm and I watch that thing and just massive puddles from the runway just turned them into vapor was beautiful
Awesome, Very clean take off and flight.
Beautiful video!!
What a gorgeous plane.
scott french Absolutely and even more graceful at night :)
I love planes so much
One of the best vids I've seen.
Glad you liked the vid! Thanks for watching.
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+Noel Jacobs Nice to meet another 787 fan :) Looks like I may have flown UA's first 787 around the same time you did, when the aircraft were first being delivered. I think I flew mine, on Jan 1, 2014.
Totally spectacular! Will be on her in 3 days to Paris from Chicago. Business Class baby!
Awesome! Hope you enjoy your flight, and enjoy those nice lie-flat seats.
Will do buddy!
DFW Airport and the surrounding area are an absolute beautiful sight at night.
Great video...something about flying at night that is enhancing.
sunking2001 Yes, very much so.
I have a flight out of DFW our to Paris on July 8th hopefully all this covid-19 will clear up
Awesome! Yeah hoping this COVID crap will be a thing of the past very soon.
Really spectacular departure and approach to Lax international airport I’m going to Austin international airport Friday and taking American Airlines to LAX international airport my flight leaves at 9:00pm
Zenolophy OG Thanks! Have fun on your flight. What is your equipment type?
Zenolophy OG For equipment, are you flying like 737-800, A321 etc..?
Sorry I thought you meant something else .but im taking 737
Zenolophy OG Awesome!
What’s your best airlines
Nice this the the most amazing view
The ground looks like the sky from the sky at night
Excellent footage :-) Right into my AVIATION playlist :-) Thank you :-) ROCK ON!!!!!!!
+MrMegaFredZeppelin Thanks!
Dang hydraulics are louder than the engines!
I can’t believe they made the 787 that exposed to hydraulic whine.
Craig Arndt I will say, it kind of throws you off, if you go with the expectation that the cabin is supposed to be nice and quiet as marketed.
what a fantastic beginning of a new year....a flight with Boeing's new flagship > thumbs UP!
I think, it's the -8 version, or?
Awesome night scenery in DFW and LAX...GREAT JOB!
+zerberus500 Thanks for watching! You are correct, this was the -8 version.
Filmed with a steady hand...very enjoyable
Mundi67 Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video.
If not for the footage inside the aircraft, felt like flying on a space craft! Awesome!!
drt4789 Night flights are cool like that 🙂
WHat are those lights at the back pf the wing
i love 787s
I know when I use to fly from .Maryland to LAX California at Christmas time at night it was absolutely Gorgeous with all the 🎄 lites looking down T the area you are about to land at.
Patrica Dyson Seeing city lights from a plane really does have a warm Christmas look to it.
Oh, that pump(s) whining! Wow. I can see where you would still hear that in your head after it stops.
Awesome clip. Love it :)
Michelle Ware Thanks for watching and glad you enjoyed the vid!
You can see the wing light cant reach tip of the wing but after take off wings get some weight and flex a bit and its visible
It's definitely a cool thing to see! Almost like gold ooze pouring over the wing.
@@LoveJT8D indeed
Dallas to LA in 12:18. Nice.
Exactly. The viewers don't have to endure coach for the whole 3+ hours ;)
that is a nice cleanly kept aircraft right there!
Flew first class on this beauty from LAX to AKL. Quiet and smooth.
Turnipage Awesome! I bet that was an enjoyable flight.
That constant high pitched sound sounds exactly like the flaps extending and retracting, but they are seemingly not moving a lot of the time the noise is there! And the noise is there when the flaps should not be being altered such as whn the plane is already thundering down the runway about to take off. What possible explanation could there be for this? Maybe the high pitched whine of the engines on this plane sounds exactly the same as the flaps almost?! hah
My assumption is that they're pumping hydraulic fluid to a pressure in which the flaps can be pushed out, since it requires a lot of work to counteract the movement of wind over such a large area. I don't know why the pumps are so loud for the 787 specifically, but I honestly quite like it as an avgeek.
That. Was Cool. I've only flown once at night and it was alot similar to this. I Love Flying. Wish I could do it all the time.
Night is really a cool time to fly. Especially departing from a large city. There's something so calming about seeing the lights from up high.
it's got all these unique whines and hums that happen during take off and landing, presumably from the slats and flaps. very intresting
Yes and much more audible than I would have expected. I believe all stemming from the hydraulic system specifically the hydraulic pumps.
sounds like hydro pumps? correct me if im wrong
It's from the motors deploying the flaps. it uses a spinning shaft that originates from under fuselage portion over the wing. That's why it's so audible. It is surprising it is so loud having on the brand new 787.
+LoveJT8D Yea the motors for the flaps. It is surprisingly loud for a new 787 though.
+LoveJT8D You'd think the "flap tracks" would house a hydraulic system used to deploy the flaps. But that's no the case. They really are just flap track guides.
Very noisy hydraulic pumps!!!
Willard Indeed. Kinda takes you by surprise when expecting a dreamy / silent cabin. But as an enthusiast, I think it gives the 787 some character :)
But quiet GEnx engines
@@LoveJT8D--The whine hurt my ears on UA-cam. I can only imagine how much more painful it would be in that cabin.
@@onemercilessming1342 i guess that the hydraulic pumps will go "low state" mode like stand by on cruise altitude as you can hear after take off
@@paul1e--Thank you.
Very Beautiful video! Since when the 787 has these cool & special light‘s on the wing by 2:35 ? For what are these light ? Have anybody an answer?
All aircraft have them. Wingtip navigation lights. Red on right green on left. Some aircraft have white also. Tail has white. These are to make the aircraft more visual to other aircraft and controlers.
If you are talking about the the bright colored lights on the wing that is a reflection of the lights below.
WOW! Nice job! ✈️
M Avi Thanks! Glad you enjoyed.
excellent video mate
+Ultimate PlaneS Thanks!
5:00 really beautiful
Awsome video
Stunning plane and video to go along with it!
recently had a flight from LAX to Sao Paulo GRU In the same plane american 787-9 dreamliner seat 18a
I wish they were still using the 789 on the DFW - GRU route, they switched it back to the 773.
Wow! I don't have to fly on this now. I just did! AND you deplaned at Bradley????? Nice
+MrSunlander Glad you liked it! Yes was pretty neat pulling up to Bradley on a domestic flight and made things a bit more interesting.
Awesome vid .. and that sound ... man that's some crazy sounding engine-start !! What route were u flying ?
Glad you liked the vid! Routing was DFW - LAX.
Awesome
1:30 beautiful sound
02:38 are there small lights on the wing or is it the reflection from wing inspection light?
I think they’re the small lights
Spectacular...
Thanks!
visually a great video but the whine from the hydraulic pumps makes the video difficult to listen to. I haven't flown a 787 so I don't know if the whine from the hydraulic pumps is normal though I'm not sure how this whine can be normal, sounds like the pumps are not working properly.
David Hornbuckle That sound is a pretty normal occurrence from what I understand. It is pretty unique for one of the quietest jets on the market.
3:45 👈🏿that noise part..
Does anyone knows exactly where that "slam the tin cabinet shut" sound is coming from upon liftoff? I remember hearing this similar bump sound upon liftoff back in December '75 when returning home on a B722 on two flights (same plane). I ask bc when you watch a plane lift off, it looks so smooth, so why the shutting noise.🤔
Probably all the luggages in the overhead bins moving because the plane begins taking off at an angle at that moment.
This is why I have always, always enjoyed flying--if private, Military--whether helicopters, twin engined transport. That is catapulted off. This is when I was aboard the USS Midway CV41 overseas, on Westpac cruises. After that, a helicopter ride around Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. Then even more flying. But. Even before that, I flew aboard prop airlines--just before jet liners became public used! Of course more than I can say now...
The sounds are impressive
Ótimo jato !
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Ate they lights along front of the wing in the top?
CRAIG Eagle I’m not sure, but I think it is a reflection from the landing lights.
What's that sound at 3:19? Did they change the flap setting during the take off run?
Great video, also love the shots of the seats and the window. What did you shoot your video with?
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed the video. I used the Nikon D750 with the 24-120mm f4, kit lens.
When are you doing another flight
Zenolophy OG My next flights are in mid-July for vacation, but probably won’t film. Will see though.
Ok that’s nice have fun
I never noticed those 6 small lights on the leading edge of the wing. Or is that just a reflection of something else?
Awesome love B787s
Good video! ... Annoying flaps! ... Screw-drive during takeoff roll??
Am i the only one that think the hydraulic pump sounds like a siren at first?
Edit: 1:32 YASS THE SOUND OF HEAVEN
Now that you mention it, that's pretty accurate.
What is that eletric buzz that started just when the flaps were being extended? It is louder than the engines!
+Andre Boardman Yes it was quite loud. I have read online that this electric "whining" sound is attributable to a hydraulic pump that assists in the deployment of flaps.
flaperon is like a leader
I like to relax in thw nolfolk airport
@ LoveJT8D: Where were you flying from? I heard the pilots and flight attendants say that flight was to LAX. I saw gate 153 where the plane left from. You must have started at a very huge airport. Wherever you started had a very beautiful view.
Dominique Barnes He Started From Dallas
Dominique Barnes Correct, Dallas it was.
Very nice video! What camera did you used?
Pazolidis Achillefs Glad you enjoyed the vid! I used a Nikon D750 and the 24-120mm lens.
Thanks for your reply, are this lens specifically made for night shots?
Great video! What camera were you using?
Thanks! I was using a Nikon D750 with the 24-120mm kit lens.
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The sound of that hydraulic pump running would drive me NUT! Why in this day and age Boeing can’t isolate that sound is beyond reason. BTW, you can also hear a similar sound on the Airbus A350, but only when the flaps are in transition, then it stops.
Although I don't really mind the pump sounds, it does seem the excess hydraulic pump sound contradicts the peaceful 787 experience.
why would they add more weight (means more expensive fares) for isolating a noise you hear just couple of times a flight.. During landings and take offs.
good work >>> i like your video
+MESHAL SVA205 Thanks for watching! Glad you liked the vid.
+LoveJT8D
yes sure
Sounds like the Airbus 340/380 when the flaps go down. Am I right?
Which camera do you used? Nice and crisp night capture.
alberto mario pernett I used the Nikon D750 with the 24-120 kit lens.
This video gives me chills every time I watch it. Incredible.
Thought those landmarks looked familiar...Live 5 miles from DFW...
Awesome! I'm sure you get to see lots of cool aircraft landing there.