Inside A Dreamliner - Inside British Airways - S01 E01 - Airplane Documentary

Step inside the world of British Airways as they purchase and take delivery of a state-of-the-art Boeing 787 Dreamliner. Explore the complex process of selecting, buying, and customizing new aircraft, ensuring passengers enjoy a modern and comfortable flying experience.
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Inside British Airways offers an exclusive behind-the-scenes glimpse into the operations of one of the world's most renowned airlines. Explore the dynamic world of British Airways, from dedicated plane maintenance teams to pilots mastering the latest technology like the Airbus A350. Witness the fascinating upgrade process of in-flight Wi-Fi at the Cardiff maintenance centre. Follow overnight operations teams as they troubleshoot technical issues on short-haul flights. Experience the challenges of ensuring a smooth departure to Tokyo after a late arrival from Delhi, all within this captivating access-all-areas series on Britain's multi-billion-pound flag carrier airline.
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[@GillyFromPhilly]

That factory is awesome. It will *never* get old seeing those planes go from pieces to delivery. Fun fact: the last 747 left 1 year ago tomorrow (on 2/2/23). On my last day, when my life flashes before my eyes, that will be one of the flashes

[@robyoungquist5803]

Very interesting presentation 😉👍🏻. But, it was the ending for me that brought tears to my eyes … seeing that BOAC livery! Fond memories of flying BOAC in First Class aboard their VC-10’s and B707’s ✈️

[@TonyTheYouTuba]

It’s a shame it only ended up flying for a year until April 2020 (for obvious reasons) but I’m sure it was a very cool experience for all those lucky enough to have been on board. 🫡

[@chuckgranado3530]

This is an OLD series… It needs an AC (Aftet Covid) series… Financially, it’s doing brilliant BUT it’s reputation for punctuality and service is taking a beating. For now, it’s motto, TO FLY TO SERVE, is just that, a motto…. Hopefully, it will recapture the excellence it has been known for worldwide. After all, it’s old motto was, WORLD’S FAVOURITE AIRLINE 🇬🇧 ❤️👍🏼

[@davidflamand6812]

(42:30) The 747 had its first flight in 1969 and began entering service with airlines starting from 1970. I'm wondering how BOAC could've flown it's first 747 route in 1964...

[@ibrahimhaneef6684]

Dreamliner is coming to Maldivian.

[@Rschleg]

I understood the narrator to mean the route from Heathrow to JFK opened in 1964, not the 747

[@FireBuffZeus]

Flew them in 2019 best food i had that night since i was flying from fl to England so they gave us dinner and breakfast 10/10 airline tbh

[@christian-jakobgrasl]

Flew BA 20-25 years ago, what an airline she was… flew them this summer again after soo many years, the flight was LHR to JFK… only can them give 2 out of 5 stars, 😒🤕 very sad for what was a glory in the sky 😔😟

[@cindyhalpern3187]

A great improvement of no smoking on board!

[@GillyFromPhilly]

Sabine… that’s not Boeing Field… it’s the Everett Delivery Center. BFI is in Seattle.

[@vksomji]

Infinite likes 👍 ❤ for First Officer Sabine and her key Job, before take off 🛫..... customer go off to Sleep💆 on and above 5th Altitude, land safely 🛬 because of the Crew chosen Keyman Airport First Officer like you.....this is for Sabine Hargreaves @ 20:05 to 20:40

[@leebarrr]

I wonder of Boeing fills up the tank like a car dealership does

[@cindyhalpern3187]

I do not like bad food I have to pay for!

[@davidjma7226]

Qantas was founded in the 39:18 1920's - so BA is NOT 'the oldest airline in the world' !!

[@TonyTheYouTuba]

If you’re talking about 38:35 then the key word he used is “almost”

[@muddyboots1881]

KLM?🤔

[@tjittekamminga5170]

well, I don't know! after all the Boeing incidents, I would prefer flying Airbus

[@harryazhol3587]

They will cancel you rflight and refuse to give you your money back for downgrade. 4 tickets $10,000 lost and non refunded!!

[@Betterthings000]

This series is not documentary; it's just PR for BA. Fluff.

[@johannesbols57]

The instant I saw Alex Cruz I bailed.

[@davidjma7226]

The problem is that the British cannot differentiate between Service and Servility. A legacy of the snobbishness of the Brits and their spalling class system.

[@barrierodliffe4155]

There is a lot of snobishness but not in Britain, you prove that.

[@davidjma7226]

​@@barrierodliffe4155Oh.... purleese you are either a fantasist or you don't actually live in the UK! Snobbery and the class system is endemic there. It was even lampooned in 'Keeping Up Appearances' Think about how tradies are regarded there versus Oz or NZ where they are highly respected.

[@n.h13]

Terrible airline and terrible food 🤮