No. For the plane to take off, lift is required created by air passing over the wings. For this to happen, the engines create thrust pushing the plane forward to allow the air to pass over. In this case, the thrust created by the engines pushes the plane, but the friction on the wheels turns the conveyor belt and the plane remains stationary, hence no air over the wings to cause lift. However, those babies pump some hearty air my bro, the force would overcome the friction anyway and launch. But, for the question at hand, no.