Chicago O'Hare Airport Landing Compilation! WAKE TURBULENCE SOUNDS!!!

When you watch planes land, there are many things you may enjoy the most about them. It may be the sheer size of the plane, the deafening scream of the engines as they fly overhead, or even seeing the livery up close. But in my opinion, the best part of watching planes land is waiting for the wingtip vortices to hit the ground and produce that whooshing sound. It is an incredibly unique sound that I feel gets ignored by most planespotters. So I decided to be the one who doesn't ignore it. Because I am an enormous nerd when it comes to this stuff, I also decided to rank the sound on a scale in the video. Not all of the planes in this video produce a decent sound however. In fact, most heavy jets with the exception of the 777 don't make loud wake turbulence at all. From experience, here are the best and worst wake turbulence sound producers: These planes produce the quiet to no wake turbulence: Airbus A319 and A320 Airbus A350 ERJ 145 Airbus A380 ERJ 175 These planes produce somewhat louder wake turbulence: Boeing 747 Airbus A330 Boeing 767 Boeing 787 Airbus A321 Airbus A220 These planes produce the loudest wake turbulence: Boeing 777 Boeing 757 Boeing 737 Boeing 737 Max Boeing 717 CRJ 200, 700, and 900 ORD, KORD, Wake Turbulence, Plane Spotting, Aviation