The PLANE MAKERS: High-Tech Aircraft On The Assembly Line | Full Documentary

The Airbus plant in Hamburg-Finkenwerder is one of the world's largest locations for modern aircraft construction. 365 days a year around 16,000 workers and engineers produce here in cooperation with other locations in Europe. The backbone of Airbus logistics: the giant cargo-plane Beluga. Around 2,500 wings, cockpits and hulls were transported by Airbus Belugas every year between the eleven factories in Europe. This report gives an insight into the complex workflows in modern aircraft production.

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[alvincleetus]

So many complicated procedures....It's mindblowing

[Conradt]

who's here after Boeing has officially become everyone's second choice

[gusm]

Always boggles my mind how Airbus and Boeing produce as many planes as they do . The scale of these facilities is amazing .

[SK-tbyu]

I worked in finkenwerder H61 FOR 5 YEARS . SUPERB . THANK YOU 🇩🇪 from India 🇮🇳

[felixyongco]

I am dumbfounded by the works, expertise, time and perfection to satisfy the needs of flying passengers and the commercial operators.

Thanks in sharing your video and very educational and informative.

Well done.

[fabianebuka]

this documentary can only give a glimpse of the heroism I've seen these heroes do.

Kudos to everyone on any aircraft engineering team

[ethangriffiths]

I work for airbus, building the wings. Amazing to watch it all being out together

[davedunn]

I reckon the steel machinery made in Germany is some of the best I have seen including various tools

[StarrDust]

Wish I lived in Europe, I think Airbus would be an awesome company to work for. I think being a test pilot would be the most fun.

[dr]

Good see airbus workers taking pride and interest in what they do.

[cw]

These guys do superb jobs as every country that flies aircraft has atleast one airbus in its fleet. Well done.

[renanlira]

I'm finishing my industrial engineering masters and with no doubt work at airbus is a goal for my career

[danish]

25:26 Amazing those wings weigh onky 2.6 tons each and not only do they contain multiple tons of fuel, have engines weighing 7.2 tons each hanging off of their underside which are capable of exerting a combined 88 tons force of lateral push / thrust on them but also lift the A350 which fully loaded weighs 322 tons . It's crazy that they are just roughly 32 meter cantilevers jutting out off the fuselage.

[Maloy]

4:19 You gotta love the Germans!!! I can bet you any money that this cushion this man is leaning on has a part number and a safety certificate! WELL DONE!

[amineelfardi]

The Belugas seems so interesting to me but no one is talking about it
I really wish to see some kind of documentary about it have so many questions I wish to be answered

[nikostorm]

Airbus is an amazing airliner manufacturer!
I wish my country (Netherlands) also is part of the production

[Sanjay]

Thanks for wonderful detailed documentary, lots of love to Air bus company.

[nacookeabsamail]

This video is fantastic, well put together and definitely worth watching. However, I am partially deaf so in addition to listening to the narrative I need to also read the subtitles to follow bits of narrative that I didn't quite catch. The English subtitles of this video appear to have been automatically generated by computer because there are dozens and dozens of ridiculous errors. They don't even get the start and finish of a sentence correct. I can understand (and support) using auto generated subtitles but after the subtitles have been generated couldn't somebody please watch the video and correct all the errors.

[xinwang]

Damn, I never new Airbus has a “Dreamliner” too. Man they are really competitive

[yvbjcugiiiiiiIIOIHP]

WoW Bravo !....Welcome You & thanks.