Tragically, it wasn’t always that way. Boeing used to have an unrivaled reputation for extremely high and rigorous engineering standards. But once management became ‘PowerPoint/Excel engineers’ focused on bean counting and DEI it became not a question of ‘if’ but ‘when’ failures would occur in production aircraft.
"One of the things that set Boeing aircraft from the competition is the company's rigorous testing processes" - well.... does anyone remember why all Boeing 737 MAX were grounded in 2019? 😛
Because of you Punk Ass New Age Programmers 😂 We were putting out 747s every 3 Days for over 2 years. And many more over the years of production. AND,.. WITHOUT THE NEED FOR DAILY UPDATES. We kinda got it right the first time. Yes, that's novel concept isn't it. ... do you remember that 🤡
You have to admit: This is the future of flying. Emerates sure have a lot of them. And they sure stand out. Beautiful and powerful ✨️. A380 is a sexy beast.
What! Really? 346 people died in two seperate crashes on the Boeing Max because of them cutting corners to compete with Airbus. Is that the "best journey experience" you are talking about? Boeing are corrupt criminals.
Why is almost half the video about a completely different plane from a completely different company??? You also only delved into the "Assembly" process of the A380 (albeit very surface level stuff) and didn't even touch on the "Building" part...
Fantastic experience to watch the technology deployed and how precisely engineering is done for safe take off and landing . Salutations to all the Engineers and craftsmen engaged in the process. Thanks
Just looking at the engine and the tiny components and wires it has, working together perfectly for decades, shows how far we have come. And its just a part of the aircraft. I cant even begin to imagine the complexity of whole of the aircraft with its wiring to the control section, its microprocessors made up of billions of nano transistors all working together so nicely. Just Amazing!!!
London Heathrow to New York JFK is 5555 kilometers, shortest distance. Assuming you could fly that path and you reached top speed immediately and could keep it all the way, then that would mean 2777.5 km/hour. (That is roughly a mach number of 2.3, more than most jet fighters!) The Concorde had a cruising speed of 2158 km/h, so your wished-for plane would have to be 29% faster. Now ,take into consideration that you can't reach cruising speed immediately, probably can't go supersonic at all over land, can't fly the straight route etc. Just going into eg JFK requires to approach in a certain pattern that could easily require to circle the airport for 15 minutes, and that at relatively low speeds because you're in a queue pattern with a lot of "ordinary" airliners going maybe 600 km/h at this stage, getting lower when closing in on the runway. I'm guesstimating, but you dream jet would probably have to cruise at or above mach 3 (roughly 3550 km/h). The Lockhees SR-71 had a top speed of 3550 km/h. The cost of such a plane would be extremely high. Thus, the ticket price would be extremely high. Thus, the market would be very (VERY!) small. Airline companies would not be interested, and thus Airbus would not be interested in building it. Even if they were, You'd have to be very (VERY!) rich to afford the ticket. There were some twin seat SR-71s built. Maybe find one that can be restored to flight-wothy condition, and try to hire a retired CIA pilot. 😂 Also, convince the authorities at both ends to allow you to traffic their airports with an SR-71.. And remember to add the time to get in and out of the flight suit needed. It's more or less a space suit , so it will take time. Maybe add an hour getting prepared, and 30 minutes getting out of it. So now we're back at Concorde crossing times.. Aaand... The whole Concorde thing was terminated due to bad economy. (The Paris CDG crash just helped to counter the prestige of the Concorde program.) Yes, maybe Airbus can do it - technically. But Airbus' "raison-d'etre" is to make a profit. Same for the Airline companies. It won't happen.
A380 is the best airplane ever made, in fact it's the only airplane I feel comfortable for long journeys. Cabin pressure, toilet size, silence, vibe of being inside an airship... is just perfect. Sad that Airbus & airliners are in delusion that people don't care about the airplane, and are slowing dropping it.
Honestly in terms of comfort I feel much better on the A350 XWB. I've never been on a dreamliner though, but been on plenty of A380s. Will miss seeing those giant jets around though
@@SamAbraham I would agree, the A350 is a better flying experience. I fly London to Singapore frequently and base my flights in order of preference with the A350 first and the A380 second. If it shows a 777 I'll find another flight.
Bien que ce modèle ne rencontre pas de succès sur le marché commercial actuel, nous espérons toujours qu'Airbus et Boeing continueront à développer et à investir dans des modèles et des moteurs innovants à l'avenir pour maintenir la créativité de l'entreprise.
The big problem with the A380 is landing at Birmingham, UK with a nearly full plane and two other flights landing around the same time. The terminal was swamped, Emirates limo service were calling asking where I got to. Now whether the other two flights were late or early I don't know. Emirates choice of business seating on the A380 is streets ahead of their choice on the B777 which is more of a coffin.
Was lucky and got a VIP tour of Hamburg plant years ago (US Airways & Airbus fund raiser). Got to see the A380 fuselage assembly from the ground...amazes me that a two storie building flys! A320 final assembly was pretty cool too.
as an American I am a big Boeing fanboy, and always loved the 747. But the last of those planes has been built. Now, the Airbus A380 must carry the torch of the super jumbo jets. They are beautiful planes!
As someone who has worked Boeing blueprints alteration in my young days, they still make great aircrafts. But Airbus is a he'll of an aircraft. It's smooth. I have talked to pilots flying 777 they love that aircraft.
I flew to and from Dubai on a 777, the difference between it and the usual 737 /a320 short hop planes I’m used to is staggering, didn’t feel like I was even flying felt detached.. however I’d love to go in a A380 as an AV geek
The A380 is an engineering marvel but the A350 is a much more attractive aircraft. Although I am maybe biased as I worked on A350 leading edges for many years.
I scoffed really loud when you mentioned how Boeing’s “rigorous testing processes” set them apart from the competition.
LOL I came down to the comments at the exact moment I heard that sentence hahahaha
Tragically, it wasn’t always that way. Boeing used to have an unrivaled reputation for extremely high and rigorous engineering standards. But once management became ‘PowerPoint/Excel engineers’ focused on bean counting and DEI it became not a question of ‘if’ but ‘when’ failures would occur in production aircraft.
yeah, why Starliner cant get off the ground LMAO
flying on boeing 787-9 today wish me luck
@@ablobfish5104 Fingers crossed!
That was a smooth shift from Airbus production line to praising Boeing 🙃
Literally what the hell😂
I hope the second half, or even the entire video, is just satire
"One of the things that set Boeing aircraft from the competition is the company's rigorous testing processes" - well.... does anyone remember why all Boeing 737 MAX were grounded in 2019? 😛
Improper training of pilots on the aircraft systems.
Because of you Punk Ass New Age Programmers 😂
We were putting out 747s every 3 Days for over 2 years. And many more over the years of production.
AND,.. WITHOUT THE NEED FOR DAILY UPDATES. We kinda got it right the first time. Yes, that's novel concept isn't it.
... do you remember that 🤡
@@mIkEwIsOsKis a single sensor, non-redundant. Removal of reference to the MCAS system to AVOID training of the system all in the first place, no?
@@CallMeByMyMatingName in hindsight maybe, still failure of the organization to provide proper training to its pilots.
Cargo doors
Proud to work as a Tolerancing Engineer at Airbus here in India
Is this video about the Airbus A380 or an advertisement of how Boeing test their planes and lets pilots know what to do if things go wrong.
Exactly. At least in last few years Boeing is NOT doing well, because it is NOT testing properly.
Right
you noticed that too huh? they kinda dont stay on any real topics.. they did go into great detail about the plane being painted though
Fr half of it is about Boeing
This video was supposed to be about Airbus. It somehow ended up being about Boeing!
I couldn't believe it.
Agreed!How come?
Agreed!
thought the same. i thought it was gonna compare the two companies but more than half of the video was about boeing
I was wondering the same thing lol
This video is like that couple that plans dinner at a certain restaurant but somehow end up somewhere else.
haha theyre kinda all over the frickin MAP!
its like 'what happens when you let a stoner make a documentary'
The A380 is an utter masterpiece - period.
The Forehead of the skies
@@brakinglate8828nah that’s the beluga
who designed a380?
You have to admit: This is the future of flying. Emerates sure have a lot of them. And they sure stand out. Beautiful and powerful ✨️. A380 is a sexy beast.
So informative...
Both Boeing & Airbus should remain in competition with each other so that passengers get best air journey experience....
What! Really? 346 people died in two seperate crashes on the Boeing Max because of them cutting corners to compete with Airbus. Is that the "best journey experience" you are talking about? Boeing are corrupt criminals.
I love A380, but 747 stays in my heart forever
Initially clicked on the video cause it was a vid about Airbus. But it quickly turned its focus to Boeing 👍🏽
I don't know why but imagined that video would be about the Airbus A380
Why is almost half the video about a completely different plane from a completely different company??? You also only delved into the "Assembly" process of the A380 (albeit very surface level stuff) and didn't even touch on the "Building" part...
dood the a380
is baaaack
The A380 is probably the greatest passenger jet ever produced. Ane Emirates is probably the best carrier.
What a fantastic technologies! A380 is absolutely fantastic. Paradise birds...
Fantastic experience to watch the technology deployed and how precisely engineering is done for safe take off and landing .
Salutations to all the Engineers and craftsmen engaged in the process.
Thanks
💯💯✈️✈️✈️✈️💯💯💙💙
The engineers and designers of this plane have done an excellent job.... I love looking at this plane. ❤
Just looking at the engine and the tiny components and wires it has, working together perfectly for decades, shows how far we have come. And its just a part of the aircraft. I cant even begin to imagine the complexity of whole of the aircraft with its wiring to the control section, its microprocessors made up of billions of nano transistors all working together so nicely. Just Amazing!!!
please please Airbus engineers , bring us an airplane that can travel across atlantic in 2 hours,yes you can,i hope you fulfill my dream
Maybe change flight path?
London Heathrow to New York JFK is 5555 kilometers, shortest distance. Assuming you could fly that path and you reached top speed immediately and could keep it all the way, then that would mean 2777.5 km/hour. (That is roughly a mach number of 2.3, more than most jet fighters!) The Concorde had a cruising speed of 2158 km/h, so your wished-for plane would have to be 29% faster. Now ,take into consideration that you can't reach cruising speed immediately, probably can't go supersonic at all over land, can't fly the straight route etc. Just going into eg JFK requires to approach in a certain pattern that could easily require to circle the airport for 15 minutes, and that at relatively low speeds because you're in a queue pattern with a lot of "ordinary" airliners going maybe 600 km/h at this stage, getting lower when closing in on the runway.
I'm guesstimating, but you dream jet would probably have to cruise at or above mach 3 (roughly 3550 km/h). The Lockhees SR-71 had a top speed of 3550 km/h.
The cost of such a plane would be extremely high. Thus, the ticket price would be extremely high. Thus, the market would be very (VERY!) small. Airline companies would not be interested, and thus Airbus would not be interested in building it. Even if they were, You'd have to be very (VERY!) rich to afford the ticket.
There were some twin seat SR-71s built. Maybe find one that can be restored to flight-wothy condition, and try to hire a retired CIA pilot. 😂 Also, convince the authorities at both ends to allow you to traffic their airports with an SR-71..
And remember to add the time to get in and out of the flight suit needed. It's more or less a space suit , so it will take time. Maybe add an hour getting prepared, and 30 minutes getting out of it. So now we're back at Concorde crossing times..
Aaand... The whole Concorde thing was terminated due to bad economy. (The Paris CDG crash just helped to counter the prestige of the Concorde program.)
Yes, maybe Airbus can do it - technically. But Airbus' "raison-d'etre" is to make a profit. Same for the Airline companies.
It won't happen.
A380 is the best airplane ever made, in fact it's the only airplane I feel comfortable for long journeys.
Cabin pressure, toilet size, silence, vibe of being inside an airship... is just perfect.
Sad that Airbus & airliners are in delusion that people don't care about the airplane, and are slowing dropping it.
🚽
That’s not how you run a business.
Honestly in terms of comfort I feel much better on the A350 XWB. I've never been on a dreamliner though, but been on plenty of A380s. Will miss seeing those giant jets around though
@@SamAbraham I would agree, the A350 is a better flying experience. I fly London to Singapore frequently and base my flights in order of preference with the A350 first and the A380 second. If it shows a 777 I'll find another flight.
@@byteme9718 That's funny, I also fly the A350 once every year or so from LA to Singapore.
If it’s not Boeing I’m not going !
If it’s Airbus rather take the bus !
The Lazy B,..
Can cross the Seas 👍
How was the Boeing Max 8? Would you have been keen to fly in that when they smoked into the ground?
Let me correct it for you: "If it's Boeing - I'm not going!"
You're welcome 🙂
Zero percent fatality rate .. no hull losses … no collision history … only by airbus ❤❤❤ very safe to fly
اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه وسلم تسليماً كثيراً
They look like Super Guppies.
It still amazes me how these monsters even manage to get airborne.
اللهم صلي على محمد وآل محمد كما صليت على ابراهيم وآل ابراهيم وبارك على محمد وآل محمد كما باركتة على ابراهيم وعلى آل إبراهيم إنك حميد مجيد
현 airbus 근무자입니다! 저는 final accept check 담당입니다!!
I don't know, but it's just something about the Qatar Livery is soo cool
Long live Airbas...
Bien que ce modèle ne rencontre pas de succès sur le marché commercial actuel, nous espérons toujours qu'Airbus et Boeing continueront à développer et à investir dans des modèles et des moteurs innovants à l'avenir pour maintenir la créativité de l'entreprise.
สวย ใส น่ารัก ครับ
Delta delta delta delta delta delta
سبحان الله ، قال الله تعالى( علم الإنسان مالم يعلم) صدق الله العظيم ، الإنسان مهما سوى يبقى ضعيف امام جبار السموات والأرض.
I am from Bangladesh, thank you for this nice presentation, so far I loved BOEING 787
it would havebeen more interesting to see an Emirates example since they are the main operator of this aircraft
The big problem with the A380 is landing at Birmingham, UK with a nearly full plane and two other flights landing around the same time. The terminal was swamped, Emirates limo service were calling asking where I got to. Now whether the other two flights were late or early I don't know.
Emirates choice of business seating on the A380 is streets ahead of their choice on the B777 which is more of a coffin.
airbus ❤
Airbus, los mejores aviones del mundo!! 👌
If Pablo Escobar was alive he would’ve ordered one custom made
RIP to the stunningly gorgeous A380 💖💖
The level of human intelligence displayed here is mind blowing
1:55 - 2:00 What a beast?!
Дуже гарно
❤ Fine
Without saying much this program was amazing wishing to be revived..
super wonderful Airbus A 380 industry & production of A 380 #👍👍👍❤
My dream is to work for Airbus
Minimal Survival
Shoutout to the Test pilots for risking their lives
I realised that this isn’t a recent video when they said how Boeing has been the best!
Was lucky and got a VIP tour of Hamburg plant years ago (US Airways & Airbus fund raiser). Got to see the A380 fuselage assembly from the ground...amazes me that a two storie building flys! A320 final assembly was pretty cool too.
Why should i work place like those place
Rigorous testing???
737 max : helo there 👋
Pekerjaan yang sangat bagus .pengecatany di lakukan secara manual
Dont let Giant of the skies to die😥
Nice 👍
❤️A380❤️
Thanks for sharing
Greetings from Helsinki ❄️ Finland
WOW Still the Boing 747 jumbo 😍😍
The Queen of the Sky 💝
@@My-Pal-Hal 😍😍
Yeah! really unbelievable that's is being hardworking processing manufacturing 🦾 making on airplane ✈️ ❤👏🏼
世界上有很多交通工具，可以邊做邊修改 有錯誤再研究，但；此種就不能有這種心態了！……🥰🤣🥰
747 is and will always be the queen of the sky for me.
Id trust Airbuss in a second OVER BOEING !!! without even thinking about it!
always awesome to see, went there last year and when I was a little kid, both times with school. it's awesome
Does Airbus tighten all of the bolts on their planes?
Unlike Boeing doors 😂
I don't think I need to retire if I modify the a380 and convert it into a cruise ship in the sky.
For me, Air Bus is like talking about Bentley or Rolls Royce, it is the finest aircraft company.
Wow sinh chào bạn nhiều máy bay của bạn ♥️🌹🙏👍🔔🔔
747 has an iconic look
If its boeing, I ain’t going
How if add two rocket engine with liqid fuel move possible height slowly enjoy the view wit family friends ha
as an American I am a big Boeing fanboy, and always loved the 747. But the last of those planes has been built. Now, the Airbus A380 must carry the torch of the super jumbo jets. They are beautiful planes!
A380 production stopped an year ago...
lol
@@purusottambasu6225 well damn!
Truly incredible
This video should be in past tense. “Is produced” should be “was produced.”
Agree
شكرا لكم 👍🏻
I love to detail one of this babies 😮
Да, я признаю, что айрбас лучшие воздушные судна.
НАДО БОМБИТ ГОРОДА РОССИ!!!🇱🇷🇱🇷🇱🇷
this documentary is kinda all over the place and doesnt really focus on the 380 production at all
I like this factory
I still remember going into Malaysia Airlines Airbus going to Saudi Arabia, it was ok.
Not sure if this an Airbus documentary or a Boeing promo
nice good news, im from indonesian i like teknologies usa 🤗
I wanna see someone who helped in building a380 and know his feeling towards that 😁😁😁
Airbus is second standard understand
Boeing: Rigorous testing? Oxymoron. Let's try Boeing: Rigorous accounting and lethal cost cutting. Better...
Nonsense. That was a bunch of media hype. Boeing aircraft are incredibly safe. The 777 being one of the safest aircraft ever made.
This video came some 15 years late. This aircraft, as beautiful as she is, is no longer produced.
I was just saying.
Delta
Faced with a commercial fiasco, Airbus announced on February 14, 2019 the cessation of production of the A380 for 2021.
Stopped watching after the video switched over to praising Boeing lmao
As someone who has worked Boeing blueprints alteration in my young days, they still make great aircrafts. But Airbus is a he'll of an aircraft. It's smooth. I have talked to pilots flying 777 they love that aircraft.
I flew to and from Dubai on a 777, the difference between it and the usual 737 /a320 short hop planes I’m used to is staggering, didn’t feel like I was even flying felt detached.. however I’d love to go in a A380 as an AV geek
@@Essex_Rs Flown in A380 over 50 times they are Faultless, 777 are good but not in the same League.
As someone who enjoys reading TH-cam comment that start with, "As someone who..." - I applaud you for this fine example.
it's a metric plane, made outside the US of A!
wanted to see how Airbus is made, ended up watching Boing stress test that can last up to 3 years... 👎
Excellent~documentary, well done,
Matatan∆🐎∆
Ribirin^®^
It’s amazing the technology that goes into these giant air beasts!
A fascinating and informative video.
ANAのホヌじゃん！可愛い❤
Obvious Boeing paid more 😂😂
Thank you ✈️
The A380 is an engineering marvel but the A350 is a much more attractive aircraft. Although I am maybe biased as I worked on A350 leading edges for many years.
Very very excited
A380's to al maktoum international airport
Scariest job being a test pilot