Enjoy it.

Great video! I enjoyed it.

Enjoyed it. Never saw such de-icing video on KZfaq yet. Thanks.

I enjoyed it too.So much "warming power" before the take off.Nice video and thanks.

Flapsnslats Lol. When I saw those flaps not extended my heart rate jumped. And it’s on video. I was never on that plane. But being a frequent flyer.

Nicholas Matthews that would be dangerous. The snow and ice on the wings would greatly restrict the air flow over the wings and there would likely not be enough lift generated for takeoff. That’s why it has to be de-iced. The aircraft could overrun the runway or lose height, basically becomes harder to fly and more risky. Those black lines on the wing are to do with this. If there’s ice within the borders of the black lines, the aircraft wings don’t need deiced as it makes sure the ice won’t affect the wing’s lift generation.

I thought so too 😩😩

Me being a ramp agent, This would be a BIG HECK NO!!. The ACFT would struggle taking off risking everyone's lives. Even though I don't like deicing, I'd deice this thing myself.

Mergg No friend, you are not correct about the lines on the wing. Part of the lines which mark the way to go behind the wing rather than in front and the arrows are there to show people not to go off the wing in front of the engines. Of course I didn’t list all the effects of ice and snow, just some of them. I know about this, and the BLACK LINES ARE TO DO WITH ICING. They tell the pilots of areas where some icing is okay and will not affect the wings. Watch this video before you spout lies and dis my knowledge of aviation. My uncle’s a 737 pilot, I know what I’m talking about. m.kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fN-lZNKps5eocmQ.html I’m right, you’re wrong☺️☺️☺️

Mergg obviously I know everything you said, What, do you think it’s impressive that you know some types of de-icing fluid ? It’s really not, and yes, I know how bleed air works, I’m starting flight training 😒😒😒

Would be a great way to do some plane spotting! Thanks for watching

It's a She-Operator judging by the hairdo. 😁

My brother used to be a de-icer. And I used to work for an airline back in 2005. Loved it.

I did it for the better part of 36 years for a major airline in the US. We didn't have those fancy trucks with the deicer in the cab. We were in open buckets with the wind, and glycol, blowing in your face. Great fun.

Don’t eat the yellow snow!

Famous youtubers watching this 😃

@@andriiyeromenkov6337 Thank you ! I love watching inflight videos

@@topfelya your spotting videos are great! Keep on moving that way, cheers mate 👍

"De-ice"

is this video a game or real ???

Thank you!

10:15 is actually when it takes off. 9:00 is rather the line-up. 10:42 is around the time of rotation.

bayspotter actually it is called “Run up” to remove any ice buildups in the engine.

@@luar145 Im saying lining up with the runway. I know the run up but what i said was okay.

bayspotter Stop being pedantic.

Great comment. Rare these days. Most people just sit down, headphones on and zone out. What an amazing creation these machines are. I never take flying for granted. Billions around the world will never get the chance.

I used to get so excited as a kid. Now I get a little anxious knowing something can gonwrong

I felt this post

I 100% agree. Almost 22 years old now and I don't take these machines for granted, a marvel of engineering.

yes, I am 20 years old now and started flying when I was 16, I absolutely love flying. The taxiing, lining up and than the anticipation for the take-off and taking off, I love it all so much, I also find turbulence fun and to see the wings flapping around

Thanks for all that you do! Eight years ago, I flew from New Orleans to Denver on a Southwest Boeing 737. Smooth sailing the whole way! Take-offs are the most fun!

omg ur so comfy ily

Everytime I see this it makes me think of Air Florida 90 and the crash into the Potomac, I know that was all caused by a pilot in a hurry

Y Artist at first I was thinking, what is he talking about. So I went back and I though yeah. I actually paused and watched that a few time 😬😬

@@rulinghabs Did you find out what I was talking about?

Y Artist yep

Meeee

The hydraulics were like "ahhhhhh fuck this"

Hell yeah brother. It has been a long time that I haven't seen a cooler aviation video

But mostly chill

Hell yeah

squ34ky2 - you win

is this video a game or real ???

it would be a guaranteed crash, lack of lift

i read Delhi and was like when did it snow in delhi?

That´s what happens when non aviation enthusiast watch aviation related things....

@@smoothflying heyy im aviation fan. dream to bcome a pilot

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electronicsNmore YES AND NO PRESSURE❄️🥶😱❄️

We started training for it today, we are taught thoroughly how important it is and how much to apply for a safe flight!

Safety takes higher priority than punctuality after all.

It's pretty easy

@IDKBOY it's not water

I feel you bro.

Yep...a very important job!

Not the best i have seen.. I’m a Deicer at Billund and to get i right u have to apply Deicing fluid between 0.5-1m above the wing. This guy is doing it waaaay to high..

I'm really what that liquid is they are using.

Agent J Deicing prevents the plane from reicing before take off, or having more snow on the wings.

Agent J They don’t use steam lol they use fluid. Their are different types of fluids they use depending on conditions.

this isnt a sim this is irl

Cool! 😎

Me too...was thinking exactly that!

Or the roof

Just dont get any on any of your windows😂

ITS GONNA BurN!!!

All the windows will crack.

Call Mister Plow, that's my name, that name again it's 'Mr Plow'!

Heathrow is in England, doesn’t snow that much there. In Norway it does, a lot.

I know thats my point.. norway are very efficient when it comes to dealing with harsh weather conditions whereas here in england and ireland they are pathetic

Same for Schiphol Amsterdam. But those 2 airports are much bigger and more traffic then on airports in Norway.

i think mentour pilot had a nice explanation about it... its not the amount of snow...its the weather conditions that, sometimes, even when we, as passengers, see a tiny amount of snow, make it impossible for planes to take off safely, because there is no de-icing fluid that can keep the wings clear of ice in such conditions

Man here in New York I've been in planes that took off with 6 inches of snow. It's kinda scary.

Snow sucks. It's cold, wet, heavy and goes everywhere.

Those are spoilers not flaps.

@@KuntalGhosh 👏 👏

Yessir rev em up

Why do they engage the engines whilst the brakes are on? Because of a short runway?

Run up could be high performance takeoff, could be to vaporize any residual ice particles inside the engine housing, etc

Engine “ice-shedding”. Running up engines to power briefly dislodges the ice accumulating on the 1st stage fan blades while engines are idling during icing conditions. Prevents fan blade and acoustic liner damage.

@@ccc17219 Correct. You can not de-ice the engine blades.

OHH YES

actually that was a "engine run up" procedure. 70%N1 for 30 seconds just to make sure the fan blades are clear of ice.

Neither would Oslo Cope if they had the traffic volume London's six airports and the UK Airspace manages. Oslo is a town compared to any of Britain's metro areas.

The problem in the U.K. is the snow usually turns to slush which is a problem

@Richard Wolfe edit I love the feeling of flying especially when lifting off the ground. Lol

@Richard Wolfe r/woooosh

Takeoff is fantastic. Like a rollercoaster :)

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed :)

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@Graeme McFee santa do you know who that is?

@Graeme McFee oh ok

I think he was stuck in Passport control and security.

Have you tried using a kettle with hot water, that's also satisfying and easy to clean

Stoflame until your window cracks cause of the temperature difference 😂 gotta be careful with putting hot water on a frozen window

@@stoflame9788 Please don't do that, it could crack your windshield due to the large temperature difference

10USD a liter will make you rethink wanting it manon haha

Well it makes sense because the pilots did the static takeoff which is brakes on while he powers up those beasts and then let go brakes pretty rare to see that on 737 ;)

Kqutter Sanford the pilots did that the make sure the engines are stabilised in the freezing cold. It’s to make sure that the engines are hot enough before the takeoff incase the engines fail on the runway

@@MaxAviation No, its to shed fan blade ice.

Haha, this is real life!

@@flapsnslatsAm a sim enthusiast who thought I was watching an incredibly realistic de-icing add-on for FS2020! I’d had a beer beforehand which must have helped the illusion :-) The wing contamination was so thick I thought it’d be interesting to see how the sim handled the same departure without de-icing…

@@Michael.Chapman dude.. I think you lost touch with reality..

I love the beginning to 0:55, the calm pushing back and then hearing those engines come to life. Awesome sound

Mark DiSanzo So true!!!

Mark DiSanzo well that is usually the amount of time taken to taxi

Good one, I'm still laughing. It was a long taxi for sure.

😂 haha!!

You think a 4 minute taxi is long? You alright bro?

XD

lel

I see what you did there. Very clever.

Nice one

Good one

😱 really? Wow. I'm in Chicago and we fly in everything. By the way...I have family in England...longest wait to land and taxi after ever...lol...Heathrow! I loved England though! C ant wait to go back.

Julie Manarin Haha funny you say that because O’Hare is known for having the longest lines in the country.

Yes, because we so rarely get those weather conditions in England, we don't need that kind of infrastructure.

And we want brexit

@@xxio2135 and you should have Brexit.... nothing wrong with being a soveirgn nation not having to rely on other nations for commerce,etc. Unless you are a millennial who is used to having someone else take care of you.

Turned to ice

Beautiful yet scary, honestly.

That comment was kinda disturbing....

Lol

*why and how do you know tht*

@Brummiewellington How tf do you presume the kid was 10?

Young kids tend to pee all over the place when they go. And go fuck yourself for trying to make me out to be some kind of deviant.

Me too 😂

It's a heating machine

I suppose that would also work. /s

@@karankumarmageswaran1550 is it dangerous to nature ?

@@iPatttKerdsiri its not extremely toxic it is only harmful in very high concentrations since it doesnt really accumulate in our bodies. the amount used for planes is very little, and its not persistent in the environment so its generally considered safe

You need a LOT of passengers to collect enough to de-ice a plane.

It may work for you, but sleep science says any kind of noise machine disturbs sleep and is more of a clutch than long-term solution.

Jason Cyrbok right

The wing would still be cold (and get stuck so the flaps won’t work anymore).

That's what wiggins does

@@excavationgg8535 you do realize the Air temp in flight is well below freezing. The flaps would still work fine. The ice buildup on the wings anywhere could seriously affect airflow over the wing creating lack of lift leading to a possible crash.

Oof