✈ Inside CONCORDE & A300B @ Aeroscopia Aviation Museum Toulouse (France) PART 1
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- ➤ Part 1 of the aeroscopia museum visit in Toulouse (France). Inside Concorde (MSN201) and A300B.
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➤ More informations about the aircraft:
Concorde: MSN201 / F-WTSB. Never in regular Pax service. This concorde was built in 1973 for test flights and customer demo. Withdrawn from use and stored in Chateauroux (France) in 1982. Preserved in Toulouse since 1985 and since 2015 in the aeroscopia museum open for public.
A300B4-203: MSN238 / F-WUAB. Not taken up from Laker Airways,
in service with PanAm and Sempati Air. Now preserved in the aeroscopia museum and painted in the "1st Airbus" special colours.
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TO YOU L IVE IN THE TOULOUSE AREA CAUSE I DO
I live in Germany
@@Videospotter oops cause i live in the area
@@picardlouis2653 it's a nice area there 👍
@@Videospotter i know but when i hear those beluga's it is so annoying
In 75yrs we'll see the 787-9, A380-800, 777-300ER and the A350 in a museum near you...
yup
Jack The Lad what do u mean?
@@dreyes6232 In the future there will be more futuristic and better planes... so in 75 years the most popular planes today will be in a muesuem because of how old it is
In 75 years there will be a *Q U A D R I P L E D D E C K* A480
And we are already dead 😅
2:13 WOW VERY BIG WINDOWS!!! 😂
My first flight was on an Airbus A300 with America airlines from New York JFK to STI Dominican Republic back in 2006 I heard American Airlines retired the plane back in 2008, that flight was the flight that got me into aviation since it was my first flight
My first flight on an Airbus was an A300B4 on Thai from Bangkok (the old Don Meaung Airport) to Singapore (the newly-opened Changi) in 1981.
@@johndean4998 mine was a A300-600 since that's the only model of A300 American Airlines had at the time
Ok guys. I understood: Some of you don't wan't background music. I thougt it will be better to use music, because there were no noises at all! The museum is totally silent! In a couple of days I upload the second part of this museum. In the second video I'll don't use music at all! Stay tuned!!
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I think that the music is perfect! Thanks for the video, that is an amazing museum, such beautiful aircraft.
I love the music!
3:53 l saw a blue toy next to the seat...
BeN jAmiN where?
In the middle
he wanted to be part of the tour
Philliesphan444 _2 XD
Not to bad for a '37 yrs old aircraft. Still in service. Very similar to rival boeing 767.
Klasse Einblicke in zwei Flugzeuge die Geschichte geschrieben haben! - Früher sind wir mit einem A300 in Frankreich Kurzstrecke geflogen, von Straßburg nach Paris.
Zurück ging es dann mit einer Caravelle alles mit Air Inter..... man wird doch immer wieder daran erinnert wie schnell die Zeit vergeht.
Eine Caravelle habe ich in dem Zuge auch besichtigt. Seit 1995 quasi unberührt: ruclips.net/video/zi_AisTqvhc/видео.html
Back when economy class had good leg room
Это вы ещё в Як-42 не заглядывали!
The A300 was my favorite airplane at that time. Today, its the 787.
My favorite personally is the Boeing 777-300ER. But the dreamliner is not bad either.
I would've liked airbus if they still had yokes..
This a300.. It's just amazing...
I remember my mum's cousin Barbra harmer holding me when I was 2 after her first flight to be the first woman pilot to fly Concorde 🙂🙂😢😢😢
Liar
@@nellyferrufino4641 I'm not a liar I am in her family she was born in Essex in England and that's where I'm from i have a picture of her in my loft
@@nellyferrufino4641 call me a liar Idc your just jealous
I hope Barbra lived a happy life...
The Concord at Duxford IWM is also in great condition.
Yeah i was inside it was beautiful 👌
Loved the video!
Schönes Video! Ich war dieses Jahr im Januar da. Ist schön gemacht die Austellung. Jetzt haben die hinten noch den Außenbereich auf gemacht, wo Airbus einige Testflugzeuge abgestellt hat, unter anderem den zweiten A380, den ersten A320-100 und einen A340-600. Lohnt sich echt.
Didn't they said that the concorde will return this year ?
The Concorde window looks half-similar to the Airbus Windows
Such as: (A300/families A230/A330/A340/A380 Doors)
It would sort of make sense as Airbus aircraft are partially made by both Britain and France, the countries that created Concorde. Just my thought.
Nice. I want to visit this museum and the imperial war museum in Duxford England
I expect to see the b737-800 in museums soon as it is getting old by now
I think I saw the Concorde at the Musee De La Air in 2009 along with an ex Air France B747 200...is this the same a/c ?
2:24 Incredible how this museum allows visitors not only to touch the interior features of the aircraft like you do, but to reach the extent of trying to operate the original window shade! Be careful sir, they don't build parts of this extraordinary aircraft anymore.
I asked before I touched anything. I know how rare this A300 is. 🙂
@@Videospotter What amazes me is that the personnel allowed it. As a conservateur, I am not against the interaction between visitors and the collections, in some cases, though, this is not a good behaviour. Visitors should have in mind that manipulating objects can sometimes damage these objects!
@@MultiSUPERLATIVO I understand you and you're absolutely right. But, I'm an avgeek, I didn't destroy anything. If I open galleys or whatever I ask if it's ok and I'm careful. Trying to make down the window shade was NOT powerful. I noticed it was fixed. I just wan't to show the world things like that and inspire people in aviation. 🙂
@@Videospotter I really do not want to create a drama here my friend. It is just a matter of sensibility. I am also an avgeek and I would have loved to touch anything inside a Concorde. It is legitimate (as the museum personnel allow people to do so) but it is not correct. In the video, it is clear that the window shade was somehow "blocked", as you firmly tried to move it downwards. Well, it is really up to the visitors to touch objects in a museum or demonstrate respect towards this heritage, allowing future generations to also visit and see it for themselves. To touch and to manipulate are dangerous for the integrity of this heritage. Think twice before doing it in the future. Anyway, my big concern goes to the people "taking care" of the museum.
@@MultiSUPERLATIVO sorry, but you're created already a drama, because I told you:
-You're right
-I asked
-I've been careful
I don't know what you wanna hear from me. That's all I have to say. I wish you an great evening! 🙂
The Concorde that crashed in 2000 it was actually used in the movie Airport 79. And the 747 that was used in airport 77 is still around believe it or not but it’s been converted into a cargo 747 American Airlines owned it in 77
In the A300B why is it a yoke not a sidestick?
Beacause A300 wasn’t a fly by wire plane
Thanks both of you!
Sehr interessanter Rundgang. Super Einblicke. Mit der Concorde wäre ich auch mal gerne geflogen ;)
Danke Dir Matthias. Ja ich auch 😥
0:42 what is that
It's the "Super Guppy". Airbus used this plane for transport the parts before they built the A300ST Beluga. It's based on the Boeing Stratocruiser.
Please make inside the Boeing 727!
The A300 Is still in service 🙂which Is good for avgeeks
Yes. But not many left in passenger service 😥 Here in Hamburg (where I live) we get it sometimes with Iran Air. But most of the flights it's an Airbus A330.
I had pleasure of flying with a Mahan Air A300, A310, and Bae146 in Iran two years ago :D
Interesting! But please, choose another kind of background music!
epiculo2
I prefer no music
This is really terrible Chartmusic from 2019. In every Song the Same boring Electronic Sound.
To be honest I came here for that A300 😍
The Museum Of Flight in Seattle is the best aerospace museum, they have many exhibits including the first 747, a BA Concorde, 787 and loads more
".....the best aerospace museum" - the best where, and how do you know?
As I said it’s in Seattle which is in the USA, and it’s the best due to the variety of exhibits, it’s also next to the Boeing Field and you can watch test flights taking off and landing. I would suggest having alook at their web site for more details.
Great video!
where was this place
Wow! Where is this Air Museum is?
Good video
Nice to see an old A300 in the museum.
But a shame, that airbus cant preserve their own c/n no. 1.
They scrap it. A shame.
I subscribed it
he is showing you why everything needs to be behind plexiglass boxes.
No, thats not the problem. I asked if I can open the boxes in the galley etc. I'm not the guy who opens everything without asking
Where is this??
Video would be better without the music
Thanks for watching mate. Without the music there's 10 minutes silence. Then you have to comment why the video have no backround music ;-)
My suggestion for the whole museum being too quiet dilemma; somebody at the museum should don a spandex onesie, and with their arms extended forward, use their mouth to make auditory airplane jet sounds while running around randomly, over here, then over there, etc… Airbus should pay this individual a salary, if an upstanding Frenchman with a sense of humor, won’t do so voluntarily. Also, the Airbus museum seems a lot better all around than the Boeing one, which I use to live near, and visited the day before I moved back to TX.
Guppy de Bruntingthorpe was sent to the airport demolition parking lot, it was being restored, give Victor de Marham one last chance
we are quite capable of saving 3 BA747 retrojets (which is much more monstrous in size) DO SOMETHING! 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Ignore the negative commenters. Great video. Thanks for sharing. :-)
leg space are big....
Why do they have the cockpit blocked off?
So no one messes with anything in the cockpit and mess it up
Adorei
They should have had like 1 row of seats where you could have sat in...
After 4:35 it goes to first
Why Concord get's discontinued
Alot of reasons. Money. Fuel. It was harming the atmosphere. But i think its because of when 9/11 happened not many people wanted to fly and ultimately the cost was to high to run it so airlines that had it stoped running it.
@@devotedcetacean6568 oh🧐
@@devotedcetacean6568 that is the most trashiest theory i have ever heard, not offense, but just confused
the concorde was discontinued after an air france concorde ran over a strap metal left from a dc-10, it blew the tire and it's frail legs flung into the wings and it turned into a ball of fire until it broke apart
point is, the concorde had nothing to do with 9/11 as from what i know, if it does correct me, but im sure different planes were used in it but NOT concodes, i believe they were discontinued way before 9/11
A whole load of reasons. Airbus withdrew Technical support for Concorde, being one reason. Another one being, when Air France announced they were withdrawing her, British Airways would have had to pick up the full maintenance costs. An agreement was signed between AF and BA stating that if one with drew their fleet, the other were liable for the full costs. So, obviously when AF withdrew their Concorde services, BA costs were doubled. As for someone saying about 9/11, yes it was also a reason, as BA lost approx a third of their regular Concorde passengers in the Twin Towers that fateful day. Money, politics and a load of other reasons were behind the decisions.
0:37 music ?
Where it’s this Museum at ?
At Toulouse, in France
A300 bus?
A300 which is an airbus
The smallest window i’ve never seen
Ou sont les français
El a300 es el avión que maneja mi abuelo
If it’s not Boeing . I’m not going
The Boeing museum in Seattle is better
That’s my OpIniOn!! 😂👍
TippingGaming omg I went there last week, the tour is great, Unfortunately the museum is bad
0:20
That’s fake go to duxford in London
You can’t escape kid screaming even when the plane is on ground and not in services
Concord serv in air france and other campanies and you say it was never i service da fuk
loltek it was in service but now they don’t
@@mister.quack.6527 yes i said it was in service but he said it was never in service
THIS concorde never wasn't in service
Horrible music
EDUARDO MORAN
I wish people would stop using background music
I can do it. But in this video you hear NOTHING. There are no noises, it was very quiet in there. Therefore I decided to use background music. 😏
Lol shut up both of you saying bad things
It is better with music because it would be boring if their is no music