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Honeywell Boeing 720 take-off from KIWA engine and wing view

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http://www.henrytenby.com/DVDs/720crewdvd.html
Honeywell Boeing 720 DVDs Now Available!
Videographers Henry Tenby and Anthony Hickey from AirlineHobby.com DVDs visited Honeywell's Boeing 720 flight test operation in Phoenix in early February, 2007. In this clip we anchored a Sony HVR-A1U HD cam to the cabin floor looking out the passenger wing during a take-off from Williams Gateway airport, for the short flight back to PHX on February 8, 2008. Over 16 hours of SD and HD video footage was shot during the visit, which will be released by AirlineHobby.com DVDs during 2007 as a Honeywell 720 Tribute DVD. HD DVDs of this historic aircraft and unique operation will be released in due course. Honeywell's 720 is scheduled for retirement in late 2007.

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  • Modern aircraft desperately need some sound engineering - orientate at the B720/707, engineers!

  • They certainly did. i miss the days our car alarms used to go off everytime these old birds flew over.loud but they sound cool,

    nowadays all you hear from airbuses are hums and a gush of wind.

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  • The most famous varient was "Star Ship One" if anyone can remember watching the Zep movie "The song remains the same"

  • I notice vents opening on the engine bell, but its looks like its aft of the primary fan. Are those vents exauhsting air due to high pressure (kind of like a blow by system) or are those before the primary fan and actualy helping air intake?

  • Great sounds, takes me back to my Navy days when I used to travel by air a lot, especially on the 707's, DC-8s and the like.

  • I remember a take off like this once when traveling to Florida. There was no stand by at all. Just turn and go. Loved it! Didn't even get a chance to prep for the air. :-)

  • I just love the symphony of classic jetliner engines, its music to my ears :)

  • @Mat54hondekop ok sorry

  • @Flyglobespan93 I meant to say that most european airliners are airbusses today. I didnt mean that there are no boeings left flying in europe.

  • @Mat54hondekop British Airways has the biggest 747 fleet in the world...

  • Low Bypass FTW!!

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