Continental 737 Takeoff with Heavy Wing Condensation

[cuzoom]

i get high every time i see this clip xD

[GlobetrekkerYYC]

I'm flying on a CO 737-800 in Nov. Which seat were you in do you remember?

Great video!

[Airforceproud95]

@GlobetrekkerYYC Thanks, I honestly am not sure, but my best guess would be aisle 11.

[supressorgrid]

Cloud demons

[hardtrucker18]

that was awesome

[Hamesome07]

awesome video! i love all your videos :D

[Airforceproud95]

hey, thanks : )

[duranelton]

cool!

[yogonu]

Cool!

[genysys20]

the low pressure on the top of the wing attracts condensation and there is extra low pressure while the plane is rotating, and great vid too 5/5

[RichmanARNP]

AWESOME - LOVE IT!! i love the big jets - i wish i could fly them!

[Airforceproud95]

lol me too. its fun enough flying on them though.

[Mak933]

Great up close footage!

[Airforceproud95]

thanks!

[dondycluck]

why those form on the wing??

[Airforceproud95]

I dont know. It was overcast and pretty humid out, that has something to do with it.

[dondycluck]

humidity,low pressure maybe??

[0m1nous]

@Airforceproud95 they form because as air is accelerated over the top of the wing, it loses pressure -- lower pressure air holds less moisture than the standard pressure, thus the air cannot hold the moisture in, and the moisture is released and visible, and the "cloud" forms.

[camerongoll]

@dondycluck its just condensed air forming on the low pressure side of the wing.

[dondycluck]

@camerongoll ohhhh

[gobuzzrobotics]

rock on 5/5

[Terumitz]

Great vid, gotta love the condensation on the wing!

[NWA97]

GREAT JOB!!!! that is so cool!! 5/5

[Airforceproud95]

thank you :)