The Russian title samolet letit simply means airplane is flying, and the clip circulates on soundboards under that name as a generic flyover effect rather than a quote from a film or game. Short airplane passes like this became common in meme editing because the rising and falling engine pitch instantly signals movement without needing footage. It is shared for travel jokes, flight simulator clips and edits where someone or something exits quickly, and the plain descriptive name makes it easy to find and reuse.
About this sound
Twelve seconds of an airplane flying overhead, with a rising jet engine roar and Doppler pass-by, used for travel edits, memes and flight scenes.
This clip captures an airplane in flight as heard from the ground, starting with a distant low rumble that grows into a full jet engine roar as the aircraft passes overhead. The pitch rises on approach and drops away as it recedes, giving a clear sense of speed, height and movement across the sky. There is no speech or music, just the sustained wash of engines and air. Listeners instantly picture a plane crossing above them, so the sound works as an immediate cue for departure, travel or something arriving from far away.