Depending on length of the runway and where the pilot stops, the more pressure you put on the brakes, for example here he seems quite hard on them towards the end, shows that the more pressure put on the brakes, creates that sound.
Good point, although the aircraft is new the brakes might’ve come to the end of their usage, especially with Ryanair operating up to 6 flights a day or more with each aircraft
@@Jamestheavgeek1 i flew on EI-IFT last year into MAN when it was only 5 months old, you could hear the same braking noise, happens when there is heavy breaking. i have the landing from that flight on my channel
@@Rubfly_Aviation I disagree. I’ve flown on many Boeing 737’s and never heard this level of noise coming from the brakes. It is more common in Boeing 737 MAX’s to make this noise so I’ve been told.
@@Jamestheavgeek1 no The brand of the brakes can also play a role. I had the same noise on a 737 ng after that it depends on each aircraft and the maintenance it has had.
@@Jamestheavgeek1 after that it may be the brake model that Ryanair uses, because I had the same noise on a Ryanair 737 ng, and on all the other 737s I did not have this impression
