The World's LARGEST Passenger Aircraft — Airbus A380

The Airbus A380 is the largest passenger airliner in the world. With each engine producing 70,000 horsepower, this giant, as tall as a 9-story building, can fly non-stop over a distance of 15,000 kilometers and carry up to 853 passengers. By 2022, over 260 A380s have been delivered to 15 operators worldwide. Top customers include Emirates (123), Singapore Airlines (24), Lufthansa (14), Qantas (12), Korean Air (10), and British Airways (12).

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[science-channel]

Making of MC-21: High-Tech Aircraft On The Assembly Line

[lanamuir]

I put my barbeque together a couple of weeks ago. Basically I poured it out of a large, flat box. After watching how an Airbus A 380 is built, I feel very, very, stupid. What a marvel of engineering and construction this aircraft is. I am rendered speechless.

[gregjackson-ksgh]

I don't think the Wright Brothers ever imagined this.

[dominickayslay]

Much respect to the Engineers of this king of sky

[mikeletaurus]

Interesting content, well presented. Kudos for your effort. Thank you.

[bozm]

I felt quite emotional watching this, I love flying ever so much.

[oNe-TwO-fReE]

I think the predessesor of the "Beluga" aircaft was born from the "Guppy"? From around 1990-98 I lived close to Filton Airfeild where I believe a lot of large parts were transported from Filton to Toulouse regulalry. It became a familiar sight in Bristol with its bulbous shape. Such an alien shape seeing it fly. There was also a daily flight from Filton to Toulouse ferrying workers too and fro. We lived about 1 and 1/2 miles from Filton airfeild and we`d regulalry hear them testing large jet engines. Maybe even Concorde? It was ridiculously loud when they had these engines going at full tilt. Filton had an extremely long runway and was a huge site. Sadly I think Filton has shut the airfield and are building's houses on the massive expanse. I was really sad that it had shut as it had been there well before I was born in 65 and a great place to see concorde on its visits. I missed its last flight which ended quite aptly at Filton.

[generaclesdey]

Actually, the Boeing 747 has the record for the number of passengers in a single flight: Over 1000 passengers in each of two different flights. Additionally, several 747's had over 900 passengers. These were rescue flights of refugees of families of Ethiopian Jews to Israel in 1991.

[VTDMilitaryHistory]

Thanks to the engineers. They used their intelligence to design and build super-large civil aircraft that contributed to transportation services around the world.

[STELLABUTE-fkee]

Hey my guy, firstly you are a good Narrator. Secondly, educative and sweet to see the engineering.

[geoffreymartinez]

Whatever you do, if you are flying a less bulky airplane, DO NOT GET into the A-380's wake.

[jonanderson]

It'd have been more authentic had you let the participants' audio heard instead of you doing the voice over

[jerrywilson]

This is a amazing video thank you for sharing it 🎉👍👍👍✨️

[kristopherburkholder]

I dont think he ever mintioned that take the take off weight of this plane is 1.2 million pounds, thats absolutely amazing engineering to make that possible!

[jjmhilu]

The total take off weight is the one makes me, remember Mr Jet Man, Sir Frank Whittle! This man is in the heaven now!

[jaswindergalib]

No Doubt About Dedication of Engineering and workers dedication about their job

[BigGuyPoints]

They should hav e nicknamed it the Girth-380. Everone knows girth is better then length.

[lenniedavis]

Im sorry but the voice overs are hilarious! I mean i appreciate them, thank you. But their enthusiasm is making me laugh. Even the woos and grunts. lol

[Mrz-sbhw]

I'm staying next to the black box with a parachute.

[etnbesi]

It looks like Humans undergoes infinite Evolutions, scientifically. I respect Science 🙋