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SUPER LONG TAKEOFF ROLL!!! ALASKA AIR | 737-900 | PSP - PALM SPRINGS | RWY31L

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Watch this Alaska Air 737-900 use nearly all 10,000ft of Runway 31 Left to get off the ground in Palm Springs heat.
//FLIGHT STATS//
Date: 04/24/2022
Airline: Alaska Air
Flight: AS1454
Aircraft: Boeing 737-990
Registration: N309AS
Route: PSP-SEA
Seat: 23A
Airport: Palm Springs Intl - KPSP - PSP
Runway: 31 Left
Camera: iPhone XS Max
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@MichaelBSteeleAviation Год назад

Reminds me of a takeoff in Denver in September when it was in the high 90’s. It was the longest takeoff roll I have ever been on.

@iflyplanes687 Год назад

I know this is an old video, but perhaps some clarity is needed. Runway 31L at PSP has a displaced threshold on both runway ends. So while it may have appeared to have used all the runway, in reality there was another 3000+ feet of runway still available despite seeing the touchdown zone of the opposite runway go wizzing by. There was still room to spare, and the title of this video is somewhat misleading as the displaced threshold on both runway ends ARE available for the takeoff run.

@SYDAirlineEnthusiast 2 года назад

A 739 takes up more runway than the 738. Even when I was on a 738 flight from Miami to ORD, pilot took up almost the entire runway on takeoff. Its possible that the pilot used little power on takeoff.

@Devyn6Seven 2 года назад

In your case, pilot could've been using a reduced power setting. In my case, the plane was just dealing with high heat and density altitude. Palm Springs was about 105*F at the time of departure.