Inside The World's Biggest Passenger Plane
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ม.ค. 2021
- At 73 metres in length, and with an 80 metre wingspan, the Airbus A380 is the world’s largest ever passenger plane. Travelling at speeds of over 700 mph, this jumbo jet can transport you between countries in utter luxury. But how exactly is life inside an A380?
Global giant, British Airways, runs a fleet of these feats of engineering, setting the standard for Economy comfort in the industry. Passengers will be immediately greeted with a double width staircase towards the front of the plane, one of the first of its type, and of course leading to the A380’s famous upper deck.
Throughout the cabin, LED lights provide the most energy efficient lighting solution. These can be controlled to mimic different scenes, or moods, such as sunset and sunrise, to help prevent fatigue among passengers, helping with the changing time zones.
Plenty of natural light also enters the cabin during daylight hours through the exceptionally large windows, which are larger than most other aircrafts’.
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As a peasant, I'm already enjoying the experience just by watching this video.
The pleasures of life aren't limited to aeroplanes😀
What do you grow Patrick?
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🤣🤣🤣🤣 what is it you're taking Patrick?
Don’t, most of what he says is crap. A380 doesn’t fly at anything like “more than 700mph”.
Funny how it said "free wifi" with your $40,000 airplane ticket. Excuse me sir, I'm pretty sure that wifi was anything but free.
40,000? someone here is American and never been on a plane before lmao
@@ulol609 what??
@@ulol609 did you not watch the video they said the damn price of the ticket
😅 - Underrated comment right there.
@@100cents5 why so mad kid
As an aircraft mechanic, I couldn’t imagine doing the heavy checks on this thing!
That would be pretty insane
Lazy
in a 737max i wouldnt put my little toe in it...
What is a heavy ckeck?
@@jamese9283 It's where you rip all the wires out put a blindfold on put the wires back in and walk off.
@@azazali this is why nobody likes you 😂
I always got a kick out of watching these beasts take off and land. Never in my wildest dreams could I have imagined how marvelous the interior was! Great video.
For the little poor peasants like us, it's just a dream .... but hey dreaming is free. ;D
@@BillAnt I’ve been on loads of A380’s. The business class on emirates is lovely, I flew that once, or twice. But, I fly economy on them too. Economy on an A380….is exactly the same as economy on the 747! Lol. It’s still cramped, still boring long haul, and the food is still like cardboard. You’re not missing anything regarding economy class. Business and first class….well, that’s always nice long haul. I travel Australia to England…you don’t get more long haul than that. I’m travelling in November to England, and I’m flying economy. Singapore Airlines A380!
Yeah me too. U want to know what funny, d Economy class makes d first and business class look like a joke on those regular planes like Delta, American Airlines, Sprit and others 😮😢😢😢😢
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Economy on an a380 is way quieter than a 747, that alone is worth it. Id go out of my way to fly on the a380 over anything else
I think airplanes are amazing and getting one this large off the ground to actually fly, boggles my mind...
(what I said what wrong so pls ignore)
Ik!!
Clouds are heavier
@@odey440 yep
Turbofans baby!
I’ve flown the A380 economy with Qatar, British Airways and Emirates. I must say that Emirates certainly have a comfortable cabin space and their service is impeccable.
How much was that fare?
Flown A380 with those 3 airlines too. Finally getting to fly Emirates A380 again this Friday to Dubai and then on to the Maldives.
The range and passenger/mile is also exceptional.
Yes!
@@TheTallMan50 Depends where you are headed and what time of year. For example Melbourne to London on Singapore / Qantas /Emirates/Qatar is approximately Aud$1600 but can be as much as $2600 in the summer high season of December, January. With Royal Brunei it can be as low as $1200.
I always love videos I see on this channel because they are always energetic and full of adventure, adventures are always good for the mind but it’s too bad that most times lack of finance makes them virtually impossible.
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Nice plane, like the inside and exterior, the comfort and hospitality of the jet make it more intriguing, nothing beats flying in comfort, which is why I prefer boarding a private jet, but this doesn't seem bad at all.
Nothing compares to flying in style and being treated like royalty. Unfortunately, not everyone can match this level of service, but this jet is exceptional.
You are quite correct; many of us work full-time and have multiple sources of income, but we still can't afford our basic requirements and desires.
There are so many amazing things about this plane, the engines are so active, and you mentioned boarding a private jet, so it appears you're doing rather well.
Truly it’s amazing,the engineer’s deserves some recognition
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Even the cheap seats gets a USB charging port, well gee, thanks so much
Dang
Id bring a splitter and turn that 1 USB into like 4 USBs, just to stick it to first class.
@@Lv-nq9qz lmfao I love you 😂😂😂
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@Peter Evans That's only for First class. Normal economy tickets are normal economy prices. And from Australia, you spend one hell of a lot longer than 10 hours in an A380!
Me watching something I’ll never see in real life: **interesting**
Me watching something I no longer work on: sad.
@@jetaddicted You must have had a good time working on it.
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I flew on two so that you don’t have to.
@@jetaddicted I am, sure all would be tourists feel with you also on this matter .,plus all others for business reasons ,been heart -wrenching.,also travel agents 2 shops in my small town last year gone.
It’s still amazing how anything that weighs over 550 tons, can be lifted into the sky so smoothly.
I have always been fascinated with Aerodynamics, but now it’s the luxurious availability of comfort and privacy, that adds more value to the experience.
My aero professor once said, if you stick a big enough engine on a barn door you can make it fly. Same concept here *kinda*
It can
I call it a beautiful beast
I've flown on the A380 with Qantas and Singapore Airlines. Even in economy class it is spacious and comfortable. Food, entertainment and service on both airlines were excellent. But what I loved on Singapore airlines was after dinner all the meal trays had been collected and we were settling to watch a movie and the cabin crew came through the cabin with boxes of Magnum ice creams and gave one to each passenger as they did so they smiled to everyone and had a very warm attitude this seemed to make everyone relaxed and happy.
Imagine while you're taking a shower, turbulence starts to flex.
🤣🤣🤣
Turbulence doesn’t cause much on the largest crafts. It’s usually the smaller commercial planes.
@@juniorsir9521 I said Imagine
I saw u wrote imagine
U never stated that it was going to shake u all around the airplane
I flew the A380 a couple of years ago from LAX to Singapore on Singapore Airlines. The experience was amazing. I was fortunate enough to be in business class. The A380 and Singapore’s crew made for an unforgettable experience.
flex harder...
@Grace Ren you fly an airplane ✈️ teacher.
@Grace Ren imagine the broke telling the rich it ain’t right 😹
@@sendcedis2naira349 nothing wrong with a broke telling the rich. The rich aren't entitled or have special rights fool.
@Grace Ren Flew the plane fortunately while sitting in business class
Flew on the A380 from Paris to DC on Air France back in 2015. Loved it. Drove 5 hours to fly in/out of DC so that I could have that experience.
Working at the airport, I feel lucky to see British airways fly this plane in nearly every night and being able to get such a close up look at it....JUST ABSOLUTELY MASSIVE 😌
I take my hat off (so to speak) to ALL airline pilots worldwide. Our lives are literally in their hands every time we fly and I’m always amazed how the pilots are able to take these monster, heavy planes off the ground. Their responsibility is enormous. My deep respect 🙏 and God bless.
It’s easier than you think the majority of the time. The stuff isn’t easy is actually emergency situations than in becomes a lot more complicated because dozens of things have to be decided in minutes which means you have to prepared for unlikely events 24/7
You know its a very easy plane to fly, still gotta give respect to these pilots though
All of the work is done by AutoPilot™. Most of the difficult stuff is controlling the plane when it is malfunctioning.
@@josephs339easier than you think, Kobe literally died
@@tomspeed6026that was a helicopter not an airplane lmao
I left my keys in there somewhere...........
Yes, I flew from New York to Dubai in an Emirates A380 back in 2009. Fabulous experience, even in regular economy! The food we were served rivaled anything I had on the ground, and there were so many great little touches to make the 13-hour flight more bearable.
’ll have a great and beautiful experience to fly like you too one day🙏
As a kid I always thought sitting in a *giant metal tube* for about 4 hours was crazy.... but now it actually looks enjoyable
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Dont think like that, life is full of surprises.
A380 is a technological marvel... I was lucky enough to travel in one of these bad boys.
It wasn't a "bad boy", it's called a plane.
Wow!!!!
It's hard for 'the average person' to imagine such luxury!
I like how the narrarator says "boeings answer to the a380, the 747..."
when the 747 came out almost 40 years before the first a380 even made a test flight...
0:56
That’s a big boy! ✈️
What a beautiful aircraft.
Finally, exterior cameras! That took them a while. What about those to check the exterior when something goes wrong? Now there is a thought
I love flying. No matter how many times I've done it, every time I get on a plane, I consider it a treat. I travel "world" because that's all I can afford, but I love the experience of flying.
I've flown on the A380 from Paris to New York operated by Air France. Beautiful aircraft, remarkable experience. Two thumbs up for AF.
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I love how little attention to detail was put into this video.
......saying "little attention" is exaggerating the situation tremendously ......
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@Oliver van Tiel Oh, were you looking for engine, wing, control specs and so forth? I love how you came to YT to watch this if that was what you expected lmao
I can only enjoy this via my bed at home, watching videos is as close as i will ever get... I'm one of those people afraid of flying and will never get to (what seems to be) a joyous experience to be hold...thanks for the video
I’ve flown hundreds of thousands of miles in business and first class around the world, now retired. Honestly the amenities aren’t much, if any, different than those found in “smaller” airplanes. The difference between flights is in the selection and training of crews and the quality food and beverage service. For the person traveling on their own dollar, there are slight differences in coach seats, row width, ability to recline and monitor sizes.
@@shooterspooljen yeah, except that that cost thousands, and is only on like 3 of this model in the world. If you are flying on the A380, you will get the regular (not as fancy) experience, not four walls, no personal butler, and no free food, unless you pay many thousands.
Ah yes, a video made just in time for the ceasing of production of the A380
Just thinking the same. Most passenger 747s & a lot of 380s are out of service now. The hub & spoke didn't work out as well as they had hoped. Not to mention Covid-19. The 747 will live in in cargo format for a while longer because of the cockpit above the opening nose.
Quantas are to reintroduce the 380 as will other airlines when conditions improve . I wouldn't want to fly to Los Angeles or Sydney on a twin engined plane however safe they are claimed to be. Rog. Pacific sunset records
True production ends----but many of the planes will be flying for another decade or more.
Even though production ended, they'll still be flying for another 20-30 years at least with proper maintenance.
"Boeings answer to the A380". Boeing was the first one to build a double-decker airplane.
Thats a stretch to call the 747 a double decker. It has a second deck, but more like a 'pod', the 380 is a real double decker
Yes. The Boeing 317 Stratocruiser!
Obscenely luxurious! That such a huge thing flies at all amazes me.
UK to Oz. On the A380 second leg was amazing. Quiet, comfortable and a real pleasure. Sadly the first leg from the UK to Abu Dhabi was the exact opposite and it wasn't on an A380.
I had flown in Emirates A380 from Dubai to Beijing in 2019 before Covid-19. Honestly , it was an amazing experience. The plane's fuselage is the size of a standard football pitch.
“Boeing’s answer to the A380 , the 747” ...... you best do some research, 747 is out since the 70’s so it’s more like air busses answer to the 747
Just commented the same thing lmfao.
Ryanair A380
Late 60’s*
@@Steve-sh9lj the Boeing 747 entered commercial service on January 22, 1970.
@@trickzter6071 but it was flying before 1970, it existed b4 1970
I remember before the Airbus could land and take off here, Christchurch, New Zealand, the airport run way had to be lengthened and strengthened. The first time it landed here was a huge deal, there was even a field set aside with parking for anybody interested to watch the landing from
I’ve flown the A380 economy with Singapore airlines from UK to Australia several times, it’s a massive improvement on such a long haul flight.
Me too. It amazing.
*I like how he does not make his thumbnail into a click bait*
Not sure if you are sarcasic, and excuse me if you are. But the thumbnail is clickbait. That is not a a380 interior. That staircase is the only disproportional part of that aircraft, and it was ditched many years ago.
@@AX-11 he is being sarcastic
There's a shopping mall in this thing ffs
Really?
@@TheOnlyGamingMC no its sarcasm because of how big it is
Well there are cruise ships now imagine cruise planes with roller coasters restaurants or a whole city up in the air.
It also has its own metro on board.
That is correct
Ok!.thank you for the safe & exceptional flight you’ve provided for us Tech Vision! Til’ our next flight.🥰
Riding on that play would be my vacation in itself
And now those planes are being retired. Big indeed. Big financial loss.
No matter how nice the plane is the only thing I will be thinking the whole time is hope we do not drop out the sky
Think like that only when you are on Boeing.
@@mojamoja3962 lol but still I will be thinking this weighs more than a house how does it stay up here ahhhhhhhhhhhh
@@fuckyou11213 When you are on it and feel it effortlessly lift off the ground, you'll forget how it will stay up there before it gets to cruising altitude. Trust me, I've been on it twice.
@@mojamoja3962 good advice thank you
The same like me
If I'm paying $40,000 for a ticket, why the heck would I sleep. 4:30
Such an amazing luxury passenger jet. The video showed an outstanding jet and crew!!
The most important things are comfortable sitting/sleeping, good food and entertainment. Shower and other amenities, one can do without.
6:58 There's my man .... Sam Chui 😁
Who hardly stays on land....
This video reminds me of a flight I took from Paris to London in 1974 on a 747. I had never flown on a plane that large so I was impressed and to make matters worse, there were only about 20 or so passengers on the flight!
I love this aircraft. So much thinking, engineering, and advancement was made. I wish it can be in service for a long time. 😔
Truly the ultimate luxury in air travel.
Salute the men who manufactured this masterpiece... Long live A 380.
Wow, they put rgb in it to make it faster.
Should have painted it black is well. Black is always faster.
Black planes are slower than white planes at high speeds. The Concorde was white because the plane would melt at high speeds if it was colored black since black doesn’t reflect light
I've flown in an Airbus twice it was awesome!
This channel is incredibly underrated
I lived 10 years in Dubai snd enjoyed flying with the Airbus 380 from Emirates, Etihad and Qatar Airways. The business class is a dream 🥰
It was great! 😄 When I traveled to Korea via Korean Air, I was impressed with the huge size of the plane. It was incredible. I wish I could fly in that plane again...
I recently travelled in A380 from Dubai to New York. It was very comfortable even in economy class of Emirates
Amazing ! Orville and Wilbur would be amazed !
I actually got to fly on this beauty around 2 years ago! was a great experience!
How much $?
All fun and games until there’s COVID.
Nice video my friend
I call the A380 king o’ tha SKIES!
The nicest flight I ever took was from Tokyo to LA in a 747. Its nothing like these little buses we take form state to state.
He says British Airways runs a fleet of A380's, totalling 12
Emirates: Hold my beer (totalling 117 A380's)
Exactly what I was thinking! I've flown on multiple with emirates 👍
I love Emirates.
Actually I love all of the middle eastern Airlines (including the now defunct Royal Jordanian). They understand customer service like no other. Only Singapore and Royal Thai come close.
As for favourite airport? Singapore cannot be beaten! An airport with a tropical roof garden, a waterfall and a walk in butterfly house. And as much greenery inside the concourse as you will find in the city itself. It's the perfect layover spot!
Flew on them a few times now. Amazing. Massive. April 7th 2022 to Thailand is the next trip on one. Can’t wait
239 ft long! It's gorgeous!
I flow on it once, it was so big and so stable that I didn't notice the takeoff.
It’s just a shame it was built 20 years too late and is being retired from most fleets before reaching its 10th birthday. Like Concorde, it was a nice plane but came at the wrong time.
I used to single handedly make the kits used to protect the wings during transportation from the UK to France. 9 years doing that Inc the very last A380 every made. Small claim to fame I guess
I worked for a short period as a compliance officer for an aviation recruitment company and all the engineers loved the airbus. Pretty nice space to play with…
I flew from D.C. to Paris on an A380... it is a spectacular aircraft!
I flew in one. It felt like just a regular plane but with more head room at the window seats because of the vertical walls.
Did you join the mile high club? Cause that's the only reason I can think for shelling out that money.
@@bojaiden5175 the tickets for the A380 aren’t really more expensive than any other flight on the same route, it’s only ridiculously expensive if you’re not flying economy
My favorite plane I've ever flown. Been on Lufthansa, BA, and Air France A380's. VERY sad that they've been taken out of service!
Luckily they are, incredibly and unecessarily polluting.
They have been taken out of production. Many are still in service.
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I've flown twice from Australia to Los Angeles then later back home from UK with Singapore Airlines, all in economy. Quantas pilots and staff are amazing! These planes are incredible at taking off and getting to decent altitude in like 30 seconds, and landing is so quick. Best flying experience even in economy. Lots of oppotunity to walk around and separete area to stretch the legs and een get free snacks provided.
Travelled on the British Airways A380, such a fantastic plane!
Woooooooow watching this is like seeing all my dreams in one big documentary 🤪😍😍😍😍😍 I LOVE IT
I like this plane,ima fly to Dubai for shopping in it one day. Luxury 1st Class
What never ceases to amaze me in this Spectacular airplane its the wings design.
A real Masterpiece of engininiering.
I really love this A380 business class
Great technology. Awesome airplane. Thanks for sharing. I hope someday to be one of the passenger of this airbus.
Oh I can't wait to travel at the business class for my business conference. I'm excited 😄😄😄😄
I've flown the A380 back in 2012. I vividly remeber seeing the engines and was amazed at the sheer amount of space (economy obvs).
That will be amazing for me. That airplane looks amazing & beautiful.
When you look closely at this Stunningly Beautiful Behemoth, I'm fascinated by the fact it can launch itself from the mortal ground.
Been on one 3 times loved it
Thank you Tech Vision.
Very Nice Information Video.
The A380 is the absolute best plane ever!!!
I traveled in A380 from Dubai to Beijing in pre-covid era in 2019. How that massive machine can fly is just amazing.
Odd to have a video introducing an airplane the year it's ending production.
Got to get it out there before it disappears - at record pace !
People make such beautiful/wonderful luxurious traveling.😚
Taking a trip on an Airbus 380 is definitely on my bucket list!
Once I survive this pandemic, I'll be just as happy to fly to a more exotic location sitting in steerage! 🤣
0:23 Ah yes, the basic illustration were the airplane is about to leave the atmosphere
Make it as posh as you want mate, if there's a crying kid on that plane, it mat aswel be a fricking Boeing 747
I'm so jealous of you people out there that treat flying like an everyday thing! I'm nearly 40 and I've never been on a plane. I bet it is truly amazing!!! :(
It scares me, I've been on a few flights I'm not good flyer 😂
I know a guy who created an offer to sell a digital product that paid him out over $2 million dollars to date which bought him a seat on his first private jet. That could be a hint.
Amazing plane. I don’t fly too often, but hope I can fly on one of these. My brother flew on Emirates in first class from Kuwait to Dubai and he couldn’t stop telling me about it.
That's a very short flight to be in first class on an A380. That's only around 1hr 30.
Living close to an airport I can tell you now the A380 is not “quieter”! But this does let me know to run outside to look at it as it’s an amazing piece of engineering
They are very quiet during take off at the moment because they’re using so little thrust to be come airborne.
@@EdOeuna at our airport the a380 has been swapped out for a different model. I’m hoping by the time this is all over they are still flying the a380
@@Teerifficgolf at my airport there were over 100 A380’s flying. Now that’s reduced to less than 10. It will be several years before the A380 returns to the sky in an significant number. It will be cheaper to scrap them.
Just be grateful it’s not the afterburners of Concorde or the turbojets of the 707 you’re listening to I guess.
I live near JFK and see these all the time. They aren't quieter, but they are just as loud as the smaller jets with only 2 engines, which is kinda impressive.
I have flown in A380 with Emirates in first class and business class the interior was amazing and amazing a amazing bar at the back to and so is the design of the exterior
Breathtaking! WoW!
Covid19: I am going to end this aircraft’s career.
Exactly and everything else related to traveling ad tourism.
Covid19: I am going to end your freedom