Southwest 737 departing Houston

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Uploaded by on Feb 9, 2009

Southwest Airlines Boeing 737-700 (N221WN) takes off from Houston's William P. Hobby Airport on January 1, 2009 for a flight to Birmingham, AL continuing to Baltimore, MD. After turning onto the runway, notice the 1940's Air Terminal Museum as well as four Continental 737's. Continental doesn't serve Hobby, but maintains a maintenance base on the west side of the airport.

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  • If you truely love planes you love that sound!

  • I live in Dallas...and I fly to Houston all the time for no reason but to enjoy the 737 =)

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  • @bbaker904 thanks for the info. i always wondered why that happened after takeoff.

  • great video.....i love takeoffs through cloud cover....

    

  • Oh, one more thing. At 2:40 and 2:45 - Is that a dog bark that I hear? Sounds like it to me! lol

  • 2:50 - I love the transition from dark, gloomy skies, to bright sunny skies once above the cloud deck. Looks "heavenly"! Great vid!

  • @nicklking yeah! but i live in Pearland. :*3 Coolio!

  • I love how they start gunning the engines while they're still turning onto the runway.

  • Wow! I love it! I love how the engine sound were transformed into different sound when this 737 were climbing into higher altitude. Also, I loved it when i see the clouds going by so fast, looks like it already reached 300-400 miles an hour. Damn.

  • @Shoregirl72 Don't know if anyone answered but the buzz comes from the front blades of the motor. Like an old fire truck siren, the blades are not perfectly flat so parts of the air going in is not at the same speed from inner to outer on the blades. This causes a sound wave. The larger the blade, the deeper the sound. This is why the 757 has a louder buzz and the 777 has the loudest.

  • This is a 737-700, not a 737-200.

  • @Shoregirl72 No problem :)

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