Taking off from Detroit Metro Airport on NW Airbus A320 ...

[tonyde52]

Wow: very NICE! The runway REALLY needs to be re-surfaced: did you notice all of the cracks & rough patches?

[MrDetwaa]

the sound? MY EEEAAARRRRR!!!!

[patrickmanning94]

did you see eminem?

[archietherobot]

It's definitely A320-family. However in my opinion that typical roaring buzzing sound after spooling up and especially after take of is typical to a seat in front of the engines rather than the type of engine. Behind the engines it's just a completely different noise.

[aznsirsim]

Aren't airbus engines (a320 family) more buzzier than like boeing engines?

[tbojanowski96]

The 757-300 makes a roaring sound. but it is becouse, thw 757 was desighned to carry high speed and alot of passengers. the nose cones on 320 and the 757 are 75 rp.

[LandRoverWay23]

@tbojanowski96 wtf, dude, stay or go back to school.

[apoure25]

lol wow you guys know your stuff...i know my airplanes but knowing each engine sound? wow

[apa182]

A320, no doubt... It does have the roar of a 757, though.

[TennisChamp59]

It's not the same roar.

[apa182]

757...

[duk309]

A320...

[TennisChamp59]

Are you kidding? Look at the winglets and the wings. This is definately an A320. Could also be an A319, but description said A320. Also the engines sound like an A320 so it's not a B757.

[alexx579]

Yea, I don't know why this guy thinks it's a 7-5. The winglets are entirely different ...

[TennisChamp59]

lol... Yeah. He must be new to the aviation world or something. It's very, very hard to confuse this A320 with a B757.

[alexx579]

Apparently it isn't hard enough ...

[Maxxtris85]

Lol yeah the two engines sound nothing nothing alike smh rookies these days. This engine has a much higer pitch whine compared to the lower roar of the 757 well the Trents anyway I dont pay attention to the PW's for the 757 lol.