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What about Luftwaffe 💀

We can thank three major manufacturers: CFM Leap engines for narrowbodies, and GE and RR Trent engines for widebodies. Too bad about Pratt&Whitney engines, they are mostly still grounded.

Lung flight from diazordas to Singapore 🇸🇬 🎶 Singapore is a long flight I flight 2 a week from diazordas to Singapore 🇸🇬 I love Singapore and I live in diazordas 😂😂😂

Omg the longest flight is fr9m Sidney to diazordas 😂😂😂 I flight all the time by Lufthansa British airways 🛬 cantas emirates 14 45 hrs long flights 😂😂😂 ❤❤❤vi sleep on the plain all the time ⌚ ❤❤❤😂 😂😂 😮 😊 😂😂😂 or from China 🇨🇳 to diazordas 😂😂😂 I flight all the time for business 😂😂😂 ❤❤❤

I think retiring pilots get water cannon salutes if they've been working the job for a considerable amount of time.

all the dozens of air craft that end up in the bone yard probably cost the air line a pretty big chunk of profit each year in land takes and environmental taxes for leaking fluids and old tires piling up, I wonder if some of these planes could be re-purposed and turned into living spaces for young couples and families. Would have to gut the plane, cut off the wings and the tail section, then set the body on a set of cement struts or cradles in the ground low enough so wind storms don't become a factor. then use the wings to cut pieces out of to seal up the back end of the plane and also make a kitchen and bathroom and then re-enforce the interior and insulate it plus run the electrical and internet and put in the plumbing, I bet turning the planes into homes might be less expensive for the airline companies then the yearly cost of the land taxes for all those planes just sitting there, when those planes could turn a profit as new homes

i think they number planes on how many seats it has, cause this video said "it holds upwards of 350 passengers"

hey wanna be, go away with your AI crap, sick of lazy people doing below par crap like this!

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i also heard the top is used for like crew quarters

I've flown multiple times on both the A350 and the Dreamliner. Hands down the Dreamliner is a much nicer aircraft from the passenger comfort perspective. Sorry Airbus, your A350 feels like an overstuffed sardine can. Also, I'm not sure how the A350 is lighter given they made the seats from cast concrete (at least that's how they feel).

That 8500 aircraft is not a backlog. It is a future deliveries log. Airlines will schedule new aircraft to be delivered as old aircraft reaches retirement or calculated passenger demand increases. Often, ramp space limits how fast an airline can receive new aircraft.

These flights are very boring for the pilots. They make $200-$250 an hour or more to be compensated for the boredom.

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I read Silence of the Lambs three times on the flight from Sydney to London.

Yes it can happen because of delays of the Boeing 777X Jet.

No need for three engines after the Hudson River became an airport.

747-8 and a380-800

It was beautiful aircraft... flew it round trip from LAX to Bangkok on Thai Airways about 15 years ago......

1.4 bilion /184 milion passenger = less than 8 euro each passenger. Think about it

Pratt Engines 💪💪💪💪

As long as my diddler

To my knowledge planes are mostly able to land in Cph. without a pilot? And we still have 380 starting and landing from Cph.

Also bc propellers are louder then jet engines can make the cabin more confortable for passengers

Bullshit video because you missed to mention the originating point of the flight and the destination.

Or, better yet. teach the pilots how to fly.

no thanks to that nonstop 18.45 hours flight ...

Aaaaaaaa yes JFK to Singapore 🇸🇬 can get jetlake for many hours 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Narration is incoherent and rambling.

Hahaha these people making AI channels is out of control 😂😂😂

doesn’t the a350 have similar wings?

The problem with carbon fiber composite is that it may not endure direct hits from lightening bolts, oft found in the sky.

Just REMEMBER...when you board a jetliner...you become a SOUL ON BOARD...and all pilots control the frequency of the controlled crashes....usually as a thump when the tires hit the runway....any harder and it becomes a out of control crash.

Someone needs to get their facts straight

Pollution machines! Killing the planet! American..

To state that the composite material is plastic, is a wild exaggeration. Carbonfiber and partially titanium is more accurate.

Someday . . . someday . . .

you forget to use karsone music

Seating in coach is super tight. Have fun on long range flights - while the crew goes snoozing!

WE GOT TO AVOID ALL USA PRODUCTS INCLUDIN A/C THEY HAVE BECOME TOO MUCH COMPLECIENT

it also flies over the north pole, a much shorter route.

Can u talk about 777x please

Yes! I am an Airbus sort of person! Nice video. Just one thing, PLEASE redo and GET RID of that awful AI narration! Humans have lungs that need air to INHALE in order to exhale through the voice box (larynx). Thus these momentary pauses distinguish a human from a monotone no breaks AI which does not need inhalation. It is nerve-racking and the breaks in human speech gives the listener a chance for the brain to digest and process the information. This constant 'seamless' monologue is UNHEALTHY for the brain which has to stress of the constant nonstop flow of information! That turns people off. I know you chose to use AI as this maniacal social isolationism trend means even to disguise ones voice! Bad enough to not be able to see the presenter visually, or even learn his/her name, but to even disguise one's voice is the epitome of social division! Humans NEED to be directly social, it is part of health and human INTERACTION. This hiding is NOT healthy but divisive and can indeed potentially lead to autism and other psychological and social issues!

Who cares.

OH OH HOW MANY A380S does airbus have

AND That's the only aircraft that can land on half of its landing gear😊

If it’s Boeing, then I’m not going. Shocking voice over btw

if they don't bend they break off. take it from a A&P mechanic

A380: Hold my beer