*FULL POWER* SNOWSTORM TAKEOFF in Jackson Hole ~ Alaska Airlines ~ Boeing 737-790 ~ JAC

In this amazing video, our 2+ hour delayed flight AS707 starts to leave the Deice pad as we set flaps 10 and shut down the engine bleeds. As a blizzard roles in and the snow fall becomes more intense, we line up on runway 19 at Jackson Hole Airport, step on the brakes, and run the engines up to 70% to warm up the anti ice. We then release the brakes, punch the full 24K N1% running the engines up to 95%, much higher than the standard -700 thrust setting of 83%-90%. We accelerate down runway 19 and rotate at 118 knots where we have 4,000+ fpm rates on the climb up to 40,000 feet. The terrain, clouds, and white scenery are gorgeous as we ROAR out of Snowy Wyoming. Enjoy! My apologies for the blurry windows just after takeoff, this was because of the thick, sticky type 4 deice fluid we used in Jackson Hole due to active precipitation. Aircraft: N618AS (Eyebrows) Departure: KJAC RWY 19 Arrival: KSFO RWY 19L Seat: 3F (First Class) Date: February 18, 2024 Flight Time: 1 hour, 55 minutes Cruise Altitude: FL400 Callsign: ASA707 Takeoff Thrust: TO (Full 24K Thrust) N1: 95.2 Flaps: 10 Bleeds: off Anti Ice: ENG+WING V1: 109 VR: 118 V2: 124