AIRBUS A350 - High Tech In The Air | Exceptional Engineering Full Documentary

Rush hour at Munich Airport: An Airbus A350 takes off. The long-range wide-body aircraft of the European aircraft manufacturer is said to declare war on its largest competitor, the American Boeing 787 "Dreamliner". Of all commercial aircraft, the A350 has the highest proportion of carbon fiber in the fuselage and wings, thus setting new standards of stability with a high level of comfort. The assembly of the high-flyer takes two and a half months. Can Boeing keep up?

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[elliott]

Difference between Airbus and Boeing:
Boeing: profit
Airbus: quality

[fonkamex]

After all those incidents and accidents with the new Boeings going on I trust Airbus more than ever in doing things right. Quality control must never be compromised!

[arunphillips]

I have had the pleasure of travelling on this beautiful aircraft 4 times (A350-1000), quiet, spacious, very comfortable and so stunning to look at. Truly so wonderful. Well done Airbus!

[brotus]

27:51 "one inch makes all the difference" you damn right it does

[gooner]

The A350 wing is so exquisite, it should be considered as an art design masterpiece.

[syedaiyazahmed]

I flew long-haul 14 hrs flights on the A350-1000 and -900 on both economy and business classes. The in-flight experience is unmatched and the air is so comfortable when compared to a 777-300. Heck it is much more comfortable when compared to a 787-9 which I took from ORD-AKL. This is truly one remarkable engineering marvel.

[AfonsoGalego]

The A350 is without a doubt an authentic work of art. From its innovative technology, safety, comfort, capacity, reliability, autonomy, efficiency, among many other aspects. I could spend long minutes listing the positive aspects of this particular model. I would like to express my enormous gratitude to everyone involved in this project, from those responsible for the simplest tasks, to those responsible for the most complex and advanced systems that make up the A350. I hope they continue for many years to make aviation more spectacular than it already is day by day. For now it's just a dream, but I hope one day to be able to have the great pleasure of flying the A350.

[djmalach]

“At Boeing too, all aircraft are thoroughly checked and examined before they are delivered…”

*Boeing 737 Max leaves chat*

[paullawtable]

What happened to Boeing's philosophy of having the pilot in command of the aircraft with the 737 max?

[Espetxean]

When my knees are being crushed on the 787-9 dreamliner i don't care how big are the windows, 12 hrs of pure pain and suffering. Thank you Boeing and KLM.

[seapen]

I loved it when Boeing execs say the pilot is in full control of the flight and "there are other things on board that you wont know" seeing how the MCAS was a monumental screw up costsing 2 crashes.

[ritchiebesas]

this is actually the first time im seeing how the plane is assembled piece by piece. not the way other documentaries do where they only show the assembly of fuselage, wings, engines, landing gears etc

[kabooby]

"We're completely satisfied"


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[clearperfection]

Love everything about this documentary except for the actual plane maneuvers the camera did all the work with moving and 15 different jump cuts. Great work Airbus ❤

[dublinplumbingandgas]

Does anybody else think aviation is underrated

[wades_world]

I absolutely love this documentary, it is incredible to see behind the scenes of manufacturing these huge and beautiful aircraft

[Cantbuyathrill]

36:29 I just LOVE tiny food on huge plates. It's all so classy and French. It satisfies one's sense of sophisticattion while remaining just as hungry.
A Touch of Chic, truly.

[txbill]

I love both Boeing and Airbus modern aircraft. Excellent technology. A far cry from just 20 years ago.

[avionicsbluejay]

I have worked on B787 and A350 as an Avionics Tech....and I like 350 a lot!

[nenblom]

I once flew on the A350 from Oslo to Newark with Scandinavian Airlines. That was the greatest airplane I have ever flown on! It really was amazing. I am 6’5” and I could stand up straight in economy and even in the lavatories!