I would love to see the double-decker Airbus A380 and its newer future variants continuing in the aviation world for at least another 30 years. Such a breathtaking piece of engineering, human ingenuity, and bold endeavour to be marvelled at!
i used to work in the hills above SF International and the 380's took off there maybe twice an hour and flew right over us headed west over the Pacific. You could almost measure time by the sound of the gigantic plane going overhead. The plane was larger than the actual building we were in and held more people than five floors of Walmart's ecommerce HQ where we worked (just across the street from RUclips!)
The bigger the plane, the more items that can possibly go wrong. Everything has an expreration time and it's true with airplanes. An airplane of that size is actually made up of several different machines to function as one. One machine fails and you could have a disaster, however most have two or more backups in place in case one fails. That being said, the maintenance of such an airplane would be expensive and time consuming . All those factors and more come into play. Great presentation!
One of the wonders of the engineering world, a complete triumph. This takes engineering to a new level....to think a hundred years before that flight was barely attained
it’s not just the RPKs (revenue passenger kilometres) but also the fuel consumption, fuel price now/future, and the maintenance cost, all of which seems to not add up for most airlines’ bottomline, except the ME3 airlines it seems.
Having flown on a British Airways 380 it's an incredible experience, the virtually silent take off was probably one of the most surprising elements, but the size and space is amazing, such a shame that like the 340 it hasn't had the success it deserved, but more and more airlines are slowly returning them to service and I'm sure the 380 will be around for some years to come.
Have been on this incredible aircraft three times to the Philippines and it is massive inside and it's more comfortable than the sofa iv had in my own place
Brilliant piece of engineering, but there wasn't a market for this type of aircraft now. The efficiency of the A380 is way outside of the norms. You can hold 600+ PAX yes or perhaps more but the fuel costs for a quad jet is prohibitive. That is what killed this aircraft, that and that they scrapped the Freighter option of this aircraft so it limited it market. So once an A380 is retired it is scrapped since it has no life after PAX service, whereas the B747-8 has life as a freighter after PAX service.
It is really a wonderful aeronautic engineering achievement. The engineers are very talented and skillful. Thanks, to Airbus, they're really working marvel.
It's very sad to know that after all the hard work and all the sweat and tears shed on this, the entire project has been dismantled, abandoned after selling couple of hundreds of planes....
A true feat of engineering and an absolutely beautiful aircraft, however........ she was 10 years too late as the 4 engined passenger aircraft is on a serious decline and on the way out. Its such a shame, I love both the 747 and the A-380.
Note that the "tightly constrained regions of spinning air" mentioned at 13:19 are in fact unconstrained. The spinning regions grow, shrink and move quite freely. Like RUclips writers everywhere, these guys operate on autopilot, just sorta spewing stuff out at random.
The quietest, gentlest, smoothest, most comfortable, and biggest aircraft I've ever flown on. Truly a spectacular machine. Too bad they're phasing it out. Given a choice I'd choose it every time.
@@israeldare3825 Yes, they're still flying. The A380 is still being flown by Emirates and Lufthansa, among others. The 747 is a bit less. I believe lots of them have been converted into freighters.
British Airways have reintroduced all there fleet of 12 380s, Singapore, and Etihad have recently also bringing 4 out of storage, surprised that China Southern have withdrawn use within the last few days
The 747 was manufactured for fifty years. How many years was the 380 manufactured for. Boeing made over 1500 hundred of the 747. Airbus made 222 of the A380.
This is all nice, but what about the Concord, a Half Concord/Half A380 or smaller. I think I would prefer speed over luxury. & Air Planes should be built /w private quarters, as ships.
Very Impressive Ingenuity. I would like to Salute 🫡 All the Engineering team and to all the Team players in Making this Plane the became a Reality. Truly A380 is the Giant of The Sky 🤝👍
I'm an industrial mechanic-millwright. I would NOT want to build the plane as it is merely putting together a puzzle. I wouldn't want to drive one as they drive themselves. Flying in one? I'd rather stay in a 6 star hotel catered by Emerates Air. I wouldn't want to be in on the design/engineering ... What I would look forward to is taking it apart ... like trouble shooting ... R & R, modifications ... seeing the inside of the boat on how it was all put together ... finding mistakes ... modifications ... I LOVE machines ... EVERYTHING is mechanical ... Watch that boat go in for a landing ... it don't fly ... it FLOATS ... HUGH wing surface area ...
Very old video at this point. The program is already shut down due to lack of sales and big market miss on what was actually needed. And it wasn't 10 billion it was more like 25. And yes it was a financial disaster.
@@scorpian007 True. Mostly in the cockpit. The biggest mistake is they misjudged the market trying to have the biggest. But, it's water under the bridge at this point and they moved on.
Five time longer then Wright Brothers first flight. Flying camw a long way in 122 years both big and small. I would like to ride in first class in a 380. I think 747 and 380 help kill the concord which cost too to ride and did not operate super sonic over usa no runs form London to Las Angeles Dallas-Fort worth and London to toyoko
At 0:06 he says 6B£ Gamble, but at 7:55 he says they sell for 146M£, he then goes on to say they need to sell 250 planes to break even but 146M£ X 250 = 36.5B£, where is he lying cause that’s incorrect
Like the Concorde and all European airliners, keep in mind that this plane would never have been built for the convenience of the wealthy without money stolen from millions of taxpayers who could never afford to fly on them.
Imagine naming your airline Boeing. Boeing, Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing ... It's like I threw a rubber ball to the ground and see it jumping without stopping, Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing. 😂😂😂
That's too many people to die in a plane crash. As you know all planes eventually crash. Plus how many people fly to the same place at the same time? Yes I have a fear of flying, too many plane crashes. In a car I have a better chance to survive.
When absolutely new aircraft is built, how is the Test pilot chosen? He must be bold and courageous guy to operate the controls. Airbus A380 is a behemoth.Its commercial success was doubtful. Only small No. of Ailines only opted to buy it. One of these airlines is Emirates. Who are the others?
I'm sick to my stomach to hear these words the Airbus is going to run going out of business and then they can can come and take over the rest of America's businesses very sad America's very slowly but methodically being under minded by its own government what can you say about that very sad
I would love to see the double-decker Airbus A380 and its newer future variants continuing in the aviation world for at least another 30 years. Such a breathtaking piece of engineering, human ingenuity, and bold endeavour to be marvelled at!
And wonder of wonders, no bomb-bays!
My biggest salute to these engineers, technicians and all the people who became part of this project. A truly remarkable feat of human ingenuity.
😊😊😊
i used to work in the hills above SF International and the 380's took off there maybe twice an hour and flew right over us headed west over the Pacific. You could almost measure time by the sound of the gigantic plane going overhead. The plane was larger than the actual building we were in and held more people than five floors of Walmart's ecommerce HQ where we worked (just across the street from RUclips!)
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The bigger the plane, the more items that can possibly go wrong. Everything has an expreration time and it's true with airplanes. An airplane of that size is actually made up of several different machines to function as one. One machine fails and you could have a disaster, however most have two or more backups in place in case one fails. That being said, the maintenance of such an airplane would be expensive and time consuming . All those
factors and more come
into play. Great presentation!
May this plane be a big success in the future
I love the way they push boundaries of physics and art🎭🎨
One of the wonders of the engineering world, a complete triumph. This takes engineering to a new level....to think a hundred years before that flight was barely attained
I still don’t understand why they stopped buying it. With a capacity like that, there is no way a 350 or a Dreamliner can touch the cost per seat.
Exactly My sentiments. I hope they continoue Selling more of this beautiful plane.
it’s not just the RPKs (revenue passenger kilometres) but also the fuel consumption, fuel price now/future, and the maintenance cost, all of which seems to not add up for most airlines’ bottomline, except the ME3 airlines it seems.
Draw Draw draw from ^
If they can't fill it up, it's costs too much to fly it.
The problem is filling this aircraft. It means 1 time slot and needs to fill this large aircraft. Very rarely happens.
Having flown on a British Airways 380 it's an incredible experience, the virtually silent take off was probably one of the most surprising elements, but the size and space is amazing, such a shame that like the 340 it hasn't had the success it deserved, but more and more airlines are slowly returning them to service and I'm sure the 380 will be around for some years to come.
Wow... what a truly amazing feat of engineering. Excellent video.
Well built by professionals. Only in my dreams that i can ride on this plane. Well done Airbus.
It is the most quiet plane with a comfortable flight
Have been on this incredible aircraft three times to the Philippines and it is massive inside and it's more comfortable than the sofa iv had in my own place
@B T same thing here never felt it take off or even land again
heureusement que les tonnes de kerozene ne poluent pas 😁
Hoping to go to the Philippines also.
@@startrekstarfleetlcars44779 good for you mate it's brilliant you will love it and the people
Which airline did you fly on going to the Philippines. Which airport did you leave from?
This is amazing. So much accuracy and just an interesting fun video to watch.
No, not accuracy. Bad poetry kinda aimed in the general direction of the topic.
Manu Ginobili in the building!
Brilliant piece of engineering, but there wasn't a market for this type of aircraft now. The efficiency of the A380 is way outside of the norms. You can hold 600+ PAX yes or perhaps more but the fuel costs for a quad jet is prohibitive. That is what killed this aircraft, that and that they scrapped the Freighter option of this aircraft so it limited it market. So once an A380 is retired it is scrapped since it has no life after PAX service, whereas the B747-8 has life as a freighter after PAX service.
Ppppppp
To bad that they have already stopped making them. Cool plane, but was short lived. Last one was built in March 2021
BRILLIANT WORK OF ART
It is really a wonderful aeronautic engineering achievement. The engineers are very talented and skillful. Thanks, to Airbus, they're really working marvel.
Humans being is absolutely amazing very smart,,
It's very sad to know that after all the hard work and all the sweat and tears shed on this, the entire project has been dismantled, abandoned after selling couple of hundreds of planes....
Best aircraft I have ever flown in!
Looking at the kind of work the teams put in, I feel bad the line was halted.
You have some pretty bright people in the world
sadly I am not sure about the rest of you but I am gonna miss this plane it looks magnificent
Going to be around for a good few years yet.
@@r12004rewy i hope so you are right
Matatan.🔥🐎🔥. Ribirin HS,
Excellent videos and very cool planes,
A true feat of engineering and an absolutely beautiful aircraft, however........ she was 10 years too late as the 4 engined passenger aircraft is on a serious decline and on the way out. Its such a shame, I love both the 747 and the A-380.
Both the Airbus a-380 and Boeing 747 are legendary aircraft that are extraordinary in their own way
Disappointed they didn't feature the test flight.
Note that the "tightly constrained regions of spinning air" mentioned at 13:19 are in fact unconstrained. The spinning regions grow, shrink and move quite freely.
Like RUclips writers everywhere, these guys operate on autopilot, just sorta spewing stuff out at random.
Wow watching! This aeroplane marvelous to see it put together 🎉
The quietest, gentlest, smoothest, most comfortable, and biggest aircraft I've ever flown on. Truly a spectacular machine. Too bad they're phasing it out. Given a choice I'd choose it every time.
But some airlines still have it right?
@@israeldare3825 Yes, they're still flying. The A380 is still being flown by Emirates and Lufthansa, among others. The 747 is a bit less. I believe lots of them have been converted into freighters.
@@budsurtees4224 ok
British Airways have reintroduced all there fleet of 12 380s, Singapore, and Etihad have recently also bringing 4 out of storage, surprised that China Southern have withdrawn use within the last few days
very unique plane
Marveles and incredibel!!!
What a magnificent aircraft wwoow
Wait till you fly on the A380! Absolutely magnificent aircraft.
The 747 was manufactured for fifty years. How many years was the 380 manufactured for. Boeing made over 1500 hundred of the 747. Airbus made 222 of the A380.
This is all nice, but what about the Concord, a Half Concord/Half A380 or smaller. I think I would prefer speed over luxury. & Air Planes should be built /w private quarters, as ships.
Very very impressive aircraft
Wouldn't it be more efficient without all that transport
They say they had a good test yet a Quantas A380 had an uncontained engine explosion which almost fetched down the aircraft.
Lol the manager turning the wrench in his suit. You know that was his idea
Very Impressive Ingenuity.
I would like to Salute 🫡 All the Engineering team and to all the Team players in Making this Plane the became a Reality.
Truly A380 is the Giant of The Sky 🤝👍
❤️A380❤️
1:39 DOUBLE DECKER SUPER JUMBO
Agree. Markets change and Boeing outdid Airbus with the Dreamliner. Dreamliner is just more efficient.
And even then the pressures to skimp on safety
What happened to the short camera cable 😂😂😂
And now it's about as impressive as the AN144, incredible aircraft, but not meant to be.
True
Well, I just love the teachable moments, taking them apart will keep criminals occupied with something constructive for which they can get paid...🎉
such an amazing idea and plane it just came at the wrong time and a disaster in the middle of the plane
Airbus full commercial Plains plant bullet train concept uttar pradesh
Please help me sir I am Indian
Yes, and they have stopped production, so that means parts will be short, beautiful machine, however only broke even
I'm an industrial mechanic-millwright. I would NOT want to build the plane as it is merely putting together a puzzle. I wouldn't want to drive one as they drive themselves. Flying in one? I'd rather stay in a 6 star hotel catered by Emerates Air. I wouldn't want to be in on the design/engineering ... What I would look forward to is taking it apart ... like trouble shooting ... R & R, modifications ... seeing the inside of the boat on how it was all put together ... finding mistakes ... modifications ... I LOVE machines ... EVERYTHING is mechanical ... Watch that boat go in for a landing ... it don't fly ... it FLOATS ... HUGH wing surface area ...
Humans are awesome
Have a nice day my dear friends
what year???????????????????
Important is the HEART..THE ENGINE
Very old video at this point. The program is already shut down due to lack of sales and big market miss on what was actually needed. And it wasn't 10 billion it was more like 25. And yes it was a financial disaster.
Not a complete disaster. A lot of the work they did went into the A350 which has been a success
@@scorpian007 True. Mostly in the cockpit. The biggest mistake is they misjudged the market trying to have the biggest. But, it's water under the bridge at this point and they moved on.
A financial disaster the European taxpayer has to pay for. However, taxpayers' money is being wasted for far more questionable purposes.
its sad that they are not making it anymore
The last words of this documentary, are, : "There's still a 'long way to go'? ??? Am I missing parts 2,3 and 4???
hate when there is no info on THE YEAR OF RELEASE OF THE DOC
cool
Five time longer then Wright Brothers first flight. Flying camw a long way in 122 years both big and small. I would like to ride in first class in a 380. I think 747 and 380 help kill the concord which cost too to ride and did not operate super sonic over usa no runs form London to Las Angeles Dallas-Fort worth and London to toyoko
Yep , we 've come a long way since the Western Lysander !
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🗺Pleasant perfect piece ✈🛩🛫🛬🌹
AMAZING!
SCI-FI..
India with its 3 D..5D
india can work and simulate on computer first
In Dubai now and all the A380 are just rooting in around the airport. Graveyard
You mean they are not used again?
At 0:06 he says 6B£ Gamble, but at 7:55 he says they sell for 146M£, he then goes on to say they need to sell 250 planes to break even but 146M£ X 250 = 36.5B£, where is he lying cause that’s incorrect
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They Built The World's Biggest Financial Fiasco
In 2025: "How all the Airbus 380s are scrapped":)
Like the Concorde and all European airliners, keep in mind that this plane would never have been built for the convenience of the wealthy without money stolen from millions of taxpayers who could never afford to fly on them.
Brain a lot of brain of the highest out of this world
Imagine naming your airline after a BUS! 🤦🏻♂
Imagine naming your airline Boeing. Boeing, Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing ...
It's like I threw a rubber ball to the ground and see it jumping without stopping, Boeing Boeing Boeing Boeing. 😂😂😂
@@ADELINODESousa Imagine being so nematode-brained you can't come up with your own insult!🤦🏻♂
1:39 imagine double decker super jumbo
That's too many people to die in a plane crash. As you know all planes eventually crash. Plus how many people fly to the same place at the same time? Yes I have a fear of flying, too many plane crashes. In a car I have a better chance to survive.
It's B747 fuselage they just extend the top hump.
When absolutely new aircraft is built, how is the Test pilot chosen? He must be bold and courageous guy to operate the controls.
Airbus A380 is a behemoth.Its commercial success was doubtful. Only small No. of Ailines only opted to buy it. One of these airlines is Emirates. Who are the others?
Look up Wikipedia, do a Google search...
This plane is a death trap
France had had many crashes so being it made there doesn’t appeal to me
2006??? 2007?????? 2008?????
Shouldn't it be ''How They Built the Worlds Largest Flying White Elephant'' since they misjudged the market and failed to make a profit on the plane.
But all this for what??!!
Used the torque wrench the wrong way
LET THE RUSSIANS BUILD IT??? AN225 LARGEST AIRCRAFT IN THE WORLD, AN124 SECOND LARGEST AIRCRAFT IN THE WORLD.
If it's to big it won't fit in manny places
I'm sick to my stomach to hear these words the Airbus is going to run going out of business and then they can can come and take over the rest of America's businesses very sad America's very slowly but methodically being under minded by its own government what can you say about that very sad
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Really bad music!!!
God is Great!
Everything is too dramatic 😂
Nice video, annoying sensationalist horror movie soundtrack
Is that so ???
Salmantariq is the best would the price for this week
Very sad news
Bad quality documentary. Music too loud
Your background music is annoying.
Everybody knows this plane is a huge failure because it wasn't built by Boeing
Your mum likes it
it was not built covering a demand but a vehemency to defeat the 747
for 7 b tax money for a normal flight with 2 floors is probably the worst thing I've seen for 7 b I do better wtf 🤦♂️