Size Matters! 747 Destroys Runway!

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[sourshoes]

“You can see the power that these outboards have.”

[johnburrows]

To me the 747 is the most beautiful passenger airliner ever made

[ryandoe]

Dang, first time I’ve ever heard anyone reference an airplane’s engine as a motor.

[randmayfield]

My very first work order out of aviation school was to change the tires on a 747. Just me. It was pretty straightforward but what impressed me the most was the HUGE torque wrench. It took me awhile but the inspector signed me off.

[bluebird]

The lawn guys are gonna have a FIELD day fixing that mess.

[zygas]

Landscaper gonna be pissed. He be like, Fuck this im out!

[ithinkimarealboy]

Not motors. They're engines. Motors are for electric applications.

[cmilburn]

Never heard any pilot or AMP even call jet turbine engines, or even piston engines for that matter, a motor… because technically a turbine is not a motor

[jimauen]

I used to just be amazed by the amount of weight it could lift off the ground last I checked the 747-800 series was about a million pounds and even the 200 series had the ability to lift around half of that and when you see it get up with a full load in the middle of the summer in Las Vegas it is amazing 🤩

[iCazZiStronZi]

The gardener that just layed that sod: “Awhhh man what duh fuq!” 😂

[DillonV]

Nice the Minneapolis Airport has a very nice observation area right in the middle of the airport.

[midlifeparty]

Here he goes again with the MOTORS. They're turbofan jet engines. NOT

[Nobi]

The delta a350 chilling in the background

[BrookieZeb]

Correction. A motor is electrical, an engine is powered by fuel

[thomandstacieverroad]

Most people don't know this but you have a interval between takeoffs of airplanes for a reason. The plane that took off in front of you may have made a turbulence that will crash your airplane if you're smaller than they are ....so typically anywhere from 40 seconds to 3 minutes is allowed between takeoffs to avoid this turbulent air-wash in subsequent crash.

[many]

I didn't know they had electric "motors" always thought they had engines

[tubemember]

It's an engine, not a motor. Motors run on electricity, engines run on combustion.

[JuanPassiveMenis]

“Size does matter” if anyone tells you different they be lying their teeth off.

[bricksquad]

Engines*. The term motor is used for electric driven objects and vehicles

[RKIE_GUY]

Flight Test mechanical engineer here. FYI about 80% of the thrust from these jet engines is from the turbine, not the ignition of the fuel. So all that damage is mostly from air, not hot gas release.