Air Canada Boeing 777-300ER Takeoff

[Koolass598]

the engines were louder on the ground than in the air

[siglover321]

im going to LAX from Charlotte NC on june 6th and i was wondering what plane i would be going on

[TheA330pilot]

Have we got any B777 pilots here???

I used to pilot the 777-200ER for BA and wanted to know your opinions.

I found it to be a lovely aircraft, but no competition for the A330!!!

[Ovechkin81]

C-FITL is the 777 I see most often at CYYZ, beautiful plane she is.

[metalbullz]

oh man at 3:00 mins I think they shut the APU down. First time I watched this video I thought it was an engine flame out :P Nice video!!

[sealalula]

No. They retracted the gears.

[mayhemguy35]

GEars are retracted hydraulically and usually are selected to the up position on the command "positive rate" which is pretty much one second into the air. I have been on this B777W right at the back and I know it was the APU shutting down.

[metalbullz]

The gear on the 777 are retracted hydraulically and they dont make a whining sound. It's more of a clunk or a thud. The APU on the other hand being an engine would make more of the whiney sound at 3:00 once shutting down.

[ohyeahboy22]

bass means that you have the "full" feeling and everything is filled in. Nice GE90 s though. Love 'em.

[fayik123]

i was dissapointed that these engines didnt produce much deep bass on takeoff compared to the 777-200.

[PuffMac]

They still sound hawt though.

[ohyeahboy22]

bass means that you have the "full" feeling and everything is filled in. Nice GE90 s though. Love 'em.

[nemlou]

very nice 5*****

[FlyAirCanada767]

Ahh you got the good veiw of flaps. Its best to be in the seat your in. Best view

[venichen1]

my favourite triple seven variant. :)

[irritantekip]

nice video

i want 1 of that engine in my bike hahaha

[qwertyguy76]

i went from toronto to london on B777-300ER too. it was a great experience

[matthew0428]

you're so lucky. i'm a flight planner and i love the 777-300ER and 777-200LR, both with designated GE90-115B engines, fastest and most powerful engine in the world producing 27- hundred lbs of thrust.

[aznturtle1]

fastest and powerful turbofan engine

[beechcaster]

shit i cant fly again..2007 take of from spain,6mins into flight plane lost all power and droped a few hundred feet..this video nearly gave me heart failer.

[yomax0]

i went from London Engalnd to Toronto on boeing 77-300 the best plane in the wolrd!

[lanacat26]

I flew on this airplane on a flight from Montreal to Paris two months ago and it is the awesome.

[conscience1000]

CANADA QUÉBEC MONTRÉAL Mon pére a travaillers pour menasco inter,, ils étais chef inspécteurs de train d'attérissage shipping RIENS NE PARTAIS SANS SONT SCEAU !! voila pourqois ma facination des avions  !! et j'ai travaillers pour cara ,,j'aimes entendres cette forces ,,, mais ils fauts ouvrirs la tecknologie magnétismes !!! elle est LA!!! (*_*).

[19whitestarline12]

is this flying from canada, im going there this yr for the 1st time and i cant wait. nice take off.

[denelson83]

Nice take off from runway 23.

[esupertube]

nice

[emiratescrew]

great takeoff

[ALZOY]

exellent take off

[russiangirlslover08]

must be the landing gear retracting.

[PremierExecutive]

Air Canada did the right choice and get the Boeing B777-333ER in the fleet. It`s the best airplane that built until now... great video!

[wb490075]

could have been a lot shorter...2 minutes of taxiing is a bit long & boring ?

[liensamuel]

where is that whirling noise coming from at 2:18?? after the whirling noise from the engine??..motors for flaps or something???

[surreypuma]

Could be electric hydraulic pumps

[kalanike]

Boeing B777-333ER

[MadridHopper005]

IT look like a bumpy ride! wow i want to fly one of those!

[4MtNbzQa]

too much noise... I wonder where is this noise coming from ??? The Boeing 777/300ER is not a noisy plane at all...

[NorthStarDC4M]

Partially the mic on the camera. It wasn't that loud in person.

[irishjetnoise]

Thanks for posting. I wish Air Canada had purchased the 777 years ago, like UAL did in '95. It's my favourite of all commercial airliners, with the 767 and Airbus' A340 following in at second (tied). Great vantage point of the flaps.