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Boeing need to stop murdering their whistleblowers.

Personally I am glad that you made this vlog so a sub from me is got as I am more of an Airbus fan than a Boeing fan as being from the U.K. every Airbus built since 1970 wings made in Britain 🇬🇧 am not totally adverse to Boeing but still good to see a vlog bigging up Airbus as opposed to Boeing so more like this plz 😊😊

I wonder how often they have kicked themself for canceling the A350 order, getting a inferior product given the product quality resulting from the lack of quality of production and QA at Boeing.

Plus the wings probably won't fall off the airbus A350. 😅

This incomprehensible text in a video with conflicting hypotheses and conclusions is something I've never seen before. Just follow the footsteps of Simple flying...

Airbus jets are more advanced than Boeings jets, Airbus have longer range and massive passengers capacity than Boeings, Airbus A380 can carry more than 800 passengers but boeing can carry only half of that.

There is more to airline than equipment - staff is is No. 1. And staff is British Arse*holes weakness. Forget AI, that's just an advertising slang word, pick a Far Eastern carrier, they know what service is.

Boeing builds the best airplanes (simplistic) for pilots and Airbus builds the best airplanes for passengers (comfortable & quiet.)

A350 is a far superior product

KLM has 787-9, and from my personal experience, it is a terrible airplane

Fantastic news it was reported some years ago that BA were going to increase its 380 fleet but it was denied by the airline, having flown on a BA 380 in business the aircraft I was on was looking very tired. BA IT is terrible and although I've not encountered it the cabin crew have a very poor reputation with the travelling public.

Being is receiving karma from all the whistle blowers they've made dissappear

Fantastic aircraft. Another advantage is that A380 operators require fewer less capacity aircraft to specific destinations.

Boeing is a mess when compared with Airbus. In every aspect. Just look at the cockpit differences

So KLM was founded in 1919. Apparently that’s really important because they repeatedly mentioned it. I’m not sure why because Airbus weren’t around then.

If you can not even pronounce the name of the CEO your story loses credibility

Best airplane in the world (in civil transport) !

lol decision

In all honesty, AA should have stuck with the A350, which had proven to perform BETTER than the B787, but that's a moot point (passenger load is the biggest factor here). The reality of the decision making is that they were looking for a quick deal to get new aircraft in the fleet faster, and that's why Boeing was the logical choice because the planes were manufactured in the United States (before Airbus built their final assembly plant in Alabama). If they -really- wanted to maximize fleet utilization and maintain flexibility, they would have gone with the A330 NEO because of its robust design. Airbus was smart in making the A330 better than the previous generation, and delivering a product that gave it a competitive edge over the 787-8. The A350 seems to be a bit of an oddity because Airbus claimed to have built it to compete against the 787 when in fact it was built to compete against the 777 for seating capacity.

It used to be if it ain’t Boeing I ain’t going! It’s now if it’s Boeing I ain’t going!!!

Typical american company, they'll purchase the inferior domestic product.

Chance that Neither Emirates nor Ethiopian Airlines will be my Favourite a350 airlines because of their Emirates A380s and Ethiopia 787s respectively.

Emiriates announced their purchase of the A350

Emirates bought it still😂

Bullshit!

Would you mind using the past tense to refer to events that happened in the past?

That wasn’t a hard decision

Nothing wrong. AA is completely loyal to Boeing as expected. The A350 is the world most superior airliner on every level. Delta has taken on Airbus A350s and will now gain ground on AA. Just watch. Boeing needs a reset with putting passenger safety before profits.

Boeing is an amazing company with a remarkable legacy, it's really unfortunate so see the current situation they are in. I believe that everybody would benefit from a healthy Boeing able to keep pushing the envelope to make flying more sustainable while maintaining a top notch safety track record. This being said, the current commercial success of Airbus is well deserved.

202021??

B787 and A350 are excellent aircrafts. Airline pick which will be cost effective for them and how much less they can get if they purchase these aircrafts. Don’t forget, there is also the A330Neo which is also a very good aircraft. With B757 becoming very old, airlines will need to find their replacement. It is all about economics.

❤A350❤

Why would US Air have ordered A350s anyway?? They didn't need that kind of range. Cheaper A330s would've sufficed.

Which Airlines has Both A350-1000 and 787-10, Qantas Airlines!

Buying Boeing airplanes these days is a risky sport. They might be grounded for months - if not years. I believe there was lot of politics involved when they turned away from Airbus. That might cost America Airlines dearly.

It’s unfortunate that Americans, in any part of the economy, still make choices based on nationality complexes at their own detriment. American could have absorbed those airbuses by operating them until they got out of the pandemic (that came unexpectedly.) Now more issues with Boeing may delay deliveries, Airbus is an all around international synthesis of where parts of each airplane comes from based optimized production line around the world; the engines actually are 2/3 optional American, Rolls-Royce being the foreign of the remainder 1/3 and those engines make quite a significant amount of the sticker price.

F you delta, American airline is the best!

Might Boeing's loss of engineering ability and their pathetic quality might have influenced this

AA -no standards -never disappointed -someone has got to buy Boeing so it may as well be AA.

american airlines has been making shitty choices for 30 years and it just keeps going on !!!!

More and more people are becoming aware of the bullshit called climate change!!

Hopefully the deals are not paid in US dollars

I felt that United may cancel their 45 A350s order as well

u can find monkey crying of AIRBUS CRYFANS😂😂😂

Is it not kind of obvious, that in order to fully benefit from the merger and the economy of scale and joint purchasing power KLM and Air France need to align their airplane choices. Air France is the big brother in the merger, and Air France is basically co-owned with Airbus. I dont see any shadow of a surprise here.

..... I thought it was AA that was in trouble. And I thought AWA was aquired by USAirways... And I thought that that USAirways decided to keep the AA brand....

Are you making moony od this video 🤨

The A350-1000 the most superior wide body on the market today and no doubt into the next decade, passengers love the experience and any airline that decides to cancel orders is making a huge mistake, the updated 777 with folding wing tips is like the 737MAX is a old design and just can't compete with Airbus.

Does the fact that the French government owns a major stake in AirBus as well as KLM have any effect on their decision? I think the answer is Yes.

Why go for Boeing when you can get real airplanes?