JetBlue from Newark, New Jersey to Orlando, Florida

[rrmimages]

The noise at the begining was the engines intake of air but the air was being chopped by the fans of the engines at a high rate of speed,you could achieve this noise in much smaller obvious pace by blowing into a small fan that you use to cool yourself with during the summer.You will here the same type of noise..

[rrmimages]

The noise at the begining was the engines intake of air but the air was being chopped by the fans of the engines.you could achieve this noise in much smaller obvious pace by blowing into a small fan that you use to cool yourself with during the summer.You will here the same type of noise..

[americajn768]

were u in first class? that might have been the noise. ive been in first class and heard that noise

[AirsoftSniper727]

@americajn768 Jetblue don't have first class. I think?

[americajn768]

yea they do and if u werent you were probably near first class

[pilotofa737]

"We're still not up" ,, no kidding, didnt even go down much of the runway yet 2 gain enough speed. ever flew before???

[Mav1843]

Hey, what seat was that?

[usair97]

that fan noise is the jet duh.

[meandjoeyjordison]

cremate

[JetlinerXPilotXFSX]

Plus

The "Fan noise" is the CFMI CFM56-5 or IAE V2500. those are teh engines in other words. It should take a plane 30seconds on dry condisions to "rotate" or Lift off. And last. The engine "splits" after landing because it is re routing its trust out the sides of the engines insead of the back. Its to slow down. It can also be called "reverce thrust"

JetlinerX

[JetlinerXPilotXFSX]

I LOVE ORLANDO!

[PaintballLBSDXS]

wow chew your gum any louder

[AirsoftSniper727]

i actually wasnt chewing loud at all, but my face was right behind the camera..