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Another vantage point:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=auPntFre0Y8
One of the best afternoons I ever had took place in that bar you see on the beach!
The boeing 747 is a very heavy plane fully loaded, and st martins has a short runway. If the 747 was to take off normally, it would run out of runway. To stop this from happening, they taxi to the end of the runway and apply the parking brakes. After the brakes are applied, they bring the engine up to full RPM. When full RPM is reached, the brakes are released and the 747 accelerates at incredible speeds.
Sorry, just wanted to tell someone that.