The Worlds Largest Airplane has a Giant Issue

[@sahara-sandmaster]

Do your home work… The Airbus A380 is a very large wide-body airliner, developed and produced by Airbus. It is the world's largest passenger airliner and the only full-length double-deck jet airliner. Airbus studies started in 1988, and the project was announced in 1990 to challenge the dominance of the Boeing 747 in the long-haul market. The then-designated A3XX project was presented in 1994; Airbus launched the €9.5-billion ($10.7-billion) A380 programme on 19 December 2000. The first prototype was unveiled in Toulouse on 18 January 2005, with its first flight on 27 April 2005. It then obtained its type certificate from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the US Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on 12 December 2006.

[@joedudz]

This is best airliner for passenger comfort and experience ever built. 777 cannot touch it and the "Dreamliner" is a misnomer.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

@@joedudz smoking crack will destroy your brain. So will an A380.

[@sparrowbe4k802]

There's soooo many ytubers out there now that just regurgitate years old garbage because they can't get a job. There's nothing in this.

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

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[@Astrasaviation]

Fr

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[@michaelquinn1377]

Have just flown four trips on Emirates 280 …superb plane and comfortable European engineering at its finest !

[@BrianRichardAllen]

The A-380's biggest / dumbest drawback is is that there is no provision for freight. Every successful air transport aircraft earns much of its income from mail and from other underfloor freight. Way more than can be earned from underfloor passengers.

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[@jezrix]

Absolute rubbish video. I don’t like the A380, but your facts are wrong. Crap.

[@oliversissonphone6143]

"flights over 24 hours" 😂

[@AjukingYT]

but the channel is good tbh

[@epicmaster1515]

me (commercial avgeek:) i see approximately 500 errors in here.

[@CHNplayz]

"a380's came out in the 1980's" are you serious its 2007. edit: they also didnt collab with airbus to make the a380

[@cookmcpherson]

They meant to write, "Airbus didn't collaborate with Boeing on this project"

[@Milliepot24]

These AI channels are getting outa hand

[@WassimZd-e1n]

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[@Astrasaviation]

​@@WassimZd-e1nits not a joke

[@joshuandunguofficial]

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[@stephenc2738]

A fleet of A380’s is chump change for the oil-rich, Middle East countries whose customers will pay $25,000 on first class accommodations.

[@jimmbbo]

The A380 is an engineering and air travel marvel, but it is serving a market that doesn't exist any longer. When the 747 was the king of the skies, the airlines were using the "hub and spoke" system, where one large airplane could connect distant hubs while smaller airplanes shuffled local passengers into the "hubs". When Boeing developed the 787, it was a "hub buster" by serving the outlying cities point to point, bypassing the hubs and not requiring the airports to modify their facilities. Boeing saw the handwriting on the wall, Airbus did not.

[@mannab2975]

This video was probably "sponsored" by Boeing. Why not make a video about sub standard production and assembly of the current Boeing flying risk machines?

[@mossimodog]

It first flew in 2005 buddy!

[@rollvideo]

What kind of drugs are you on? The A380 introduced in the 80’s? Getting comments is one thing, but developing a reputation for being clueless is another.

[@MansMan918]

You're wrong on dates and sales figures. Do better!

[@Caseoh2.0Edits]

Your not a pilot. Are you?

[@bennieboi7114]

Why would anyone want a plane carrying over 1K people? If something happens and it goes down thats a massive tragedy. Imagine being the pilot with 1,000 lives in your hands every day. No thanks.

[@GarethJonesPilipala]

Much of the information in the is video is out to date. Almost from the outset it comes over as very biased against the A380,. Its an outstandingly great aircraft to fly in.

[@Braxton_Does_Avation]

Ah Yesss the Beoing 747

[@TylerRay-o4j]

This video is peppered with FALSE INFORMATION.. Airbus A380 was released in 2005.

[@jan11012]

So what? There is no American commercial airliner that buy an Airbus 380, because the plane can't be fill quickly. And Airbus has already stopped the production of de A380, you can see it on their website.. Only 2 European airliners has Airbus 380 in their fleet (BA and Lufthansa). The A380 has an fuel consumption problem.

[@TylerRay-o4j]

@@jan11012 American airliners don't see a need for such a large aircraft. Boeing 747 is large enough.

[@TylerRay-o4j]

@@jan11012 UAE has 90 percent of the world's A380's . The have upwards of 140.

[@shahedfaisal8440]

Emirates still operate the a380!!!!!!(i rided 1 in june)​@@jan11012

[@satyapotratz5637]

The a 380 is a marvel of modern times ,that’s all there is to it !!

[@Arronreacts-n3z]

I flew on an A380 yesterday to Dubai

[@nikolhong6176]

0:38 1980s that’s wrong

[@Susp_1885]

It is 2007

[@Susp_1885]

That is when

[@Susp_1885]

The boeing 747 came out in 1969

[@Susp_1885]

I think the boeing 377 Stratocruiser was created in 1947

[@Astrasaviation]

Thats when they had plans for it

[@M.Pinky.16]

Get your facts right Do me a favour delete this video, there’s about 38 mistakes in this video

[@velebithost]

Trump bla bla propaganda

[@thegoldeneightfamily7107]

NO, there's js 1 mistake, and that's you😂

[@M.Pinky.16]

@ thanks pickle man, please remind yourself you post skibidi toilet videos

[@ronriesinger7755]

Not, “Nots”.

[@Bennett-hs6zd]

NAH, it said " 747 dream liner", not dream lifter. Plus; The 747 dream lifter isn't the only 747 variant that can haul cargo

[@2mkstudio]

Nice video clips but you have to turn off the sound and add your own (accurate) narration. 😊

[@pjmooney8800]

"Surface" ceiling?! LOL Good luck taxiing from Dubai to New York. LMAO

[@LauraTullos]

Hey wold you rather fly on a plane that can crash aka the 747 or the safe one the A380

[@Astrasaviation]

5:43 No flights are over 24 hours? Dont trust people like this.

[@ingenious5699]

In aviation, the 380 has reached its extreme; planes must not be bigger than this one. On the other hand, Boeing has many different models, and many of them have various issues and are also not perfect. There is a lot that needs to be done.

[@markjohnson6562]

I went to Spain when I was about 7 on a Airbus A300-400 probably 1988 the plane was amazing it had three isles and TVs. Maybe this is what you tuber was thinking about.

[@MajorDrama1]

Whereas in reality the A380 is now actually enjoying something of a renaissance - a second wave of interest and buyers and about time as the flying public love them and for many good reasons

[@MAXIE801]

BRO U FORGOT ANTONOV AN225

[@AmirUriarte]

0:52 you spelt Boeing wrong

[@jerrycallo]

The engineers build aircraft it's the marketing guys who figure out whether or not the costs can be supported in the market place. If not then they need to specify what will and the engineers will design that. Probably the executives ego that push the mine is bigger agenda.

[@ricklosangeles5043]

Yep it's "Beyond Facts" "Everything" is wrong about this video. WHO THE HELL PUT THIS TOGETHER?

[@TylerRay-o4j]

A supreme idiot

[@mikaiholder1113]

That is the wrong question you are asking the correct one is WHAT COMPUTER PUT THIS SHIT VIDEO TOGETHER

[@michaelglaub5263]

Obviously a Boeing supporter

[@Paradoxer19]

​@@michaelglaub5263"this video is sponored by boeing"

[@johansteyn59]

A mix of facts and fiction. Don't know why I watched it. Some bits are old news...

[@whereistruefreedom]

The A380 cargo configuration would be a very good idea, because of the vertical height that would allow to carry tall objects

[@Davidshorts-v4l]

0:38 it came at 2007

[@smittyssnippets1358]

1980’s? did you just guess? Now I can’t watch the rest because if you got THAT wrong…….

[@playerowPlays]

Nots? Ya mean Knots?

[@sahara-sandmaster]

Other then that great video flew on one great experience…love it

[@PaulHayman-tq5kb]

The Boeing 707 plane is a head Of it's Time in 1957 and would to good for small air lines

[@sulthandanshabiya4212]

Antonov 225?

[@billehr694]

What? Put more air in the tires?

[@DarkPhoenix--js6md]

The plane came out in October of 2007

[@airjam2323]

24 hour flights?

[@leonardgibney2997]

The A380 didnt fly until Spring 2005. (Google)

[@Capybara_playss]

8:38 Boeing 787 💀 it’s a Boeing 747

[@Modeltwenty23]

released in 2007 actually

[@NisGamer]

“Worlds Largest Airplane” Bro, Its the (Destroyed/Being Built) AN225 and also, you didn’t say what type of airplane

[@emilefouquet9005]

The only reason aircraft manufacturers build huge aircraft, is to maximize their 'Profits' on 'Passenger Miles'. The same applied to Boeing's 747's. Boeing's 707 and 727 Aircraft were excellent however the revenue they produced for the airline was much lower compared to the 'Big Pigs'. In the event of some catastrophic failure, the smaller lighter aircraft is far better to recover. The Required Landing Distances are also greater than the smaller aircraft. The notion that bigger is better, is stupid and false. Money, Money, Money is what dictates, never Safety or Performance !

[@davidallard7998]

How can a A380 cost 20 billion where a new Naval carrier cost less?

[@bobclifton8021]

It would seem they deliberately shot themselves in the foot and then bragged about it.

[@wengyap268]

'Knots' not 'nots' (3:48)

[@gus_jp]

10:44 I guess people prefer not fly in airplanes that crash tho AKA Boeing tho 🙄

[@zeahoq]

1980 A380 was not even around or been built it was only Boeing 747 king of the sky

[@williamnovak6869]

Can you guess who financed production of this video?

[@3Cho079]

the A380 was made in 2005…. guess i’m watchin a different vid..

[@JohannesArm]

Aluminum?

[@siamoottamasathien8072]

0:53 bro spelled “Boeing” wrong

[@PhilipTravia]

It’s on KZbin, it’s got to be true.

[@keithd5181]

No. FIBRE and ALUMINIUM.

[@josedeleon2230]

So you are not for A380? So what do you want airplanes made by Boing? You must be kidding, right?

[@SammieGammes]

As the Avegeek that i am, this is insulting, there are no faults in a A380 it's just big, there aren't any leaky doors and cracks on the wing 😑😒😡

[@maureenleckie6216]

as usual americans like to beat their own drum(remember their campaign to stop Concorde) and there’s no mention of the high incidence of boeing built aircraft fatal crashes.

[@JamesRadley-e5t]

You mean Boeing 0:52

[@charlessupplice]

Appropriate named channel " Beyond Facts" exactly what a lot of information in this video is . Also Airspeed is measured in KNOTS not NOTS 🤣

[@gdplayerkarl787]

0:52 being 747

[@Im-a-proud-american]

Beoing💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 0:53

[@Fload.Ritlhe]

Boeing had its nose put out of joint that’s the problem.

[@rideordie2318]

1980 that's a new plane

[@clive0494]

yolk>>>>>joystick🤣

[@patk8417]

Two words, too unwieldy! In so many different ways.

[@johngee876]

You shirley did knot us a spelczecher.

[@ed9763]

Why am I watching this?

[@Jigsaw9234]

a380’s came out somewhere in 2000’s

[@basiltaylor8910]

Okay the A380 is a commercial flop, but cats & kittens some passengers like its roominess, and not be treated like cattle on their way to market. 787 is no Dreamliner ,perfect for tight arsed airlines who want to pack in as many passengers in the back like said cows in an 18-wheeler for the lowest cost ,look at Sleazy Jet,s newer A320,s, flying cattle lorries (trucks). Now Einstein ,would you travel by road from New York to Los Angeles in a small Korean made car ,a Hyundai I-30, no !!! you take a,59 Caddy Eldorado, or a 62, Roller Phantom .

[@jacknabvoip]

this video is so far fetched... def. a boeing employee maybe? they def. didn't mention Airbus's safety record vs boeing's -

[@TuoLuo]

1980 not the A380 wtf

[@ed9763]

The narrative is so intense it is like being out under a heavy rain. I just give up.

[@Trial_key]

This guy dose NOT know what he is talking about the a380 ended production because as time goes on new technologies and ways for fuel efficiency and low-cost maintenance are developed so more companies will go for those options this guy describes it as if maintenance costs are stupidly high per flight and you can’t expect it to use less fuel as other aircraft’s if it carries double the amount of people I feel that they can make a better version of it and might in future as some ideas have already been proposed but for carrying cargo they won’t focus on that much considering they have planes like the BelugaXL still in production and they are currently trying to produce a lightweight low-emissions plane with durable and sustainably sourced materials like bio-fibres so it doesn’t mean airbus is probably going to and and the a380 maybe coming back better in the seeable future

[@akarinai]

Did you sleep through grade school? Too stupid to learn use punctuation?

[@kevingould6725]

Knots . Not nots . 4/10 see me

[@nakamichi682zx]

Unbelievably verbose A1 treatise of the subject that's been done to death by other tedious A1 content creator dependent enthusiasts.

[@YourlocalMinigamezkid]

0:51 beoing

[@Kadz_Rs]

As a commercial avgeek that only studies passenger aircrafts i see 99999 problems with this videoand clearly nothing wrong with the A380 and you misspelled knots

[@liamasuncion2509]

Hi

[@baeruuttehei1393]

Poor poor poor Boeing envy! Keep your own planes flying, Seattle, before you mock other's!

[@sisters213d4]

I think this guy has got confused with the A380 and the B747, The A380 never came out in the 80s it was in the 2000`s. why would someone spend the time to do this video and not even research anything about the A380...... Who do i see about getting my 12 minutes back? ..... Beyond Facts should be called Beyond Truth and he has 497K Subscribers ???

[@thereissomecoolstuff]

The plane didn’t come out in the 1980’s. Wth?

[@CoolSanders]

Yea

[@HhhhHhhh-l2y]

you didnt know?

[@TylerRay-o4j]

Came out in 2005 in a partnership with France, Germany, Britain and Spain

[@Spiritdragon091]

Yeah, A380 was financially not a success.

[@scottmcintosh4752]

Yea

[@stephenseim8200]

This video just sucks lmaoooo... I only watched the whole thing to see how many innacuracies I could count

[@jlennox362]

It is Knots, not Nots ... wtf. This video is all messed up with bad facts and bs info.

[@mgoblue0970]

User name does check out

[@werasusanti734]

Antonov-225 mriya is actually the biggest plane in the world the a380 is not

[@MRSHARK2015]

The A380 isn’t the biggest plane

[@Mozn188]

Biggest commercial plane

[@DeerTimes98]

Not true its only true for passenger plane not for cargo ir the other suff byt the antonov mruya is the biggest sorry for speeling mistakes cuz u dont have auto crorrevt

[@nandogalluzzi9739]

PROPAGANDA !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!???????????????????????????????

[@mannab2975]

Oh yes, 1980?