Taxiing sound effects for aircraft on the ground, rolling out to the runway and back. Light propeller planes and an ultralight trike taxiing and idling, recorded outside and from the cockpit. A wartime heavy bomber working on the ground before it flies. Military jets and airliners fill in the bigger end, with helicopters too.
48 to 192 kHz, 24 to 32-bit. Formats: Mono, Stereo.
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Taxiing is the quiet part of flying, engines near idle, and it fills the cuts between boarding and a Takeoff. The light aircraft sets run from ignition and idle through ground taxiing to the takeoff and landing, heard from the ground and from inside the plane. Inside there's cockpit foley too. Buttons and the door are covered, with more in Cockpit. The bomber was recorded through its ground operations as well as in the air. Bigger aircraft bring auxiliary power unit runs, a parked jet keeping its systems going. They suit airport scenes and war films, and flight games that start on the apron.