Boeing 787 arrives at Farnborough Air Show 2010

[BallisticTip270WSM]

Holy shit. that stops faster than my truck

[cherrythanhtam]

AMAZING

[Munkustep]

I saw these being built, nice to see one in flight

[CharIiePresents]

Should be called the Boeing 787 'Dreamlander'

[wilatemodel]

Glad to see Rolls Royce engines on her,....instead of engines from the evil general electric corp.

[transonicbuoy1]

"Err" - not bad.

[roosterandabaldguy]

how fast did it stop!

[BOACMach2]

Great looking aircraft and quite an entry.

[5129568]

Boeing 787 is such a beautiful aircarft with an amazing stopping distance

[sanforce]

@captmick79 Ya, but the general public wont be buying any of these. Boeing was only there to showcase to potential buyers. We (the general public) have to wait until these are in production.

[nibiru1895]

at 0:05 looks like a RC airplane..

[raptors222222]

American ingenuity.

[Hypnotron2006]

@raptors222222 such an ignorant comment. Ever walk into a room of Boeing engineers? It's full of people born in China and India. The 787 and other Boeing aircraft parts are built in other parts of the world and assembled in the US. American universities are turning out ~80% fewer engineers than 10 years ago. Our country is in deep decline. American kids watch too much filthy TV shows that glorify popularity and leisure (party, drinking, weed smoking) and bash "geeks".

[raptors222222]

@Hypnotron2006 But it's that 20% that counts.

[yoyoyoyoshua]

@Hypnotron2006 they watch the tv shows because the parents let them. plus the show aren't that bad.

[phatcarz]

when is this plane coming out ?!

[TUIflycaz]

and tuifly nordic geting 2 of them ;)

[jiminy82]

that wing in a thing of art

[obi1canblome]

Stunning!!! Can't wait to ride along in one!!!

[augtenth]

BOEING PRIDE

[jbird0168]

Well, the flyby proved that no matter what the noise rating on the engines, all it takes is one bad flap setting to ruin the peace. As for the landing, once the reversers closed, the lack of volume was beautiful!

[cnknguyen]

What a beautiful aircraft...almost majestic.

[Acecombatzer0]

I can land that on my driveway... how about takeoff?

[thebigthree34520]

wow very short landing!!!!

[wesseldewerk]

That's a fast stop!

[18781253]

I dnt' like this plane, especially the face!!!

[cruisinaltitude]

Nice wing roll there. They really wanted to stop for the cameras ;-). I took some great interior shots; it is a cool plane. It was nice to see it as rollout was the last time I saw it. I arrived at Farnborough on Monday so I missed its arrival and its departure as well.

[JacquiWaki]

Entre 0:14 y 0:38... ¿Tan rápido aterrizó el avión?

Eso si que es nuevo para mi...

(Between 0:14 and 0:38 ... So quickly landed the plane?

That's new to me ...)

[UvadupDisco]

@captmick79

I agree I was at both public days and these gems were not displayed. All we got was the same old tosh you would expect from a provincial air show. Not a vintage year as far as the public days were concerned. No 787, no A400M, and no F22. All of which displayed on the trade days only . I felt cheated.

[charlieiscool1000]

that was such a quick landing

[sonnysingh03]

stopping distance is unreal!

[skydogz1]

Amazing performance.

[barcelona08881]

THAS AMAZING THAT AN AIRPLANE CAN GO 200 AND SOMETHING MILES AND STOP VERY VERY QUICK

[IloveSPIDERZ]

I think that runway is 8,000 feet long, and it looks like it used 2000 feet of it to stop! WOW!!!!!

[joy2fly05]

it looks like a giant porpoise LOL but still a beautiful aircraft. And the sound of twin jet engines has got to be the prettiest sound on earth. :)

[pilotanthony]

that was such a quick stop!

[cthomann]

Nice, wish I could try it out now. Is it really a dreamliner or just hype? Won't know until I've flown in it.

[cthomann]

Nice,wish I could try it out now. Saw it in the air and landing. ;>)

[yahyaapatel]

wow! you can hear the "you have reach your destination when its landed"!!

[galaxy1o1]

wow.. that is the quickest stop i've ever seen by a commercial airplane ..Airbus is owned !!!!!!!! Boeing still rules the skies

[KATAERO]

This thing can really land on a dime, Wow! This means it can easily access any destinations in the world quite efficiently and with style. Can't wait to fly on one.

[YoYo8398]

20 seconds *0*

[mja72]

And the 787 flies back to KPAE even before the public are allowed entry to Farnborough. Thanks alot Boeing!!!

[claese]

terrific smoth and short landing

[mrcurtinmaker]

i wish i was an aeroplane nobhead like you guys

[yvr6]

Gotta love the sound of those RR Trent 1000, simply beautiful... Kudos to Boeing.

[MollieJN]

I got to sit in the cockpit of the boeing 787 last airshow :) was awsome

[iRookiExD]

i live in farnborough!!! [: anyone else ?

[CandyKoRn]

@iRookiExD Me too, it's a crappy town. Atleast we have the airshow every couple of years to make up for it though. :]

[TxGearhead]

Anyone who's afraid to get on a "composite" plane, keep in mind - unlike Steel & Titanium, Aluminum does NOT have an endurance limit - it will eventually fracture under cyclic loading. I'm not sure what ceramic fiber - polymer composite they're using (probably proprietary), but I hope they have (or are) figuring out the required maintenance schedules.

[sthill1993]

@GrahamCorlet English is my native tongue, I have a British Passport and my mum comes from England (Dad is a Brit whose family emigrated to Caribbean) Complex, but there is no real answer, so I say British.

[launchsa]

WoW! Landing to full stop 8 seconds!!! Love the 787 best passanger plane ever made.

[jsfplt]

Hurry up and get down under.... ETOPS awaiting...Love it....long time coming but worth the wait..

[daluifh331]

I think it looks ugly. 

[tauhenare]

yoss where getting 15 of these puppies!

[TxGearhead]

Hopefully the 787 will be a big seller for Boeing. As an engineer, I like seeing companies pushing each other with innovation. As a passenger I like to see increased efficiency and comfort.

Lots of misinformation going on in the comments here. Um, carry on...?

[gundrag000]

boring 787

[deedx]

is this its first time in Europe ever ?

[Jazz8584]

@deedx I think so!

[planetes1973]

@deedx It's the first landing outside of the US at all. It has flown in Canadian airspace several times during flight testing since Seattle/Puget Sound straddle the border but it has never landed outside of the US before.

[m1r3o]

I cant wait to get on it!!! this is awesome!!

[guitarplayerforu]

@m1r3o me too, it'll be 100% better than the huge big bulky Airbus A380 which granted is a nice aircraft but the 787 dreamliner is the airplane with the wow factor for me, completely brand new materials like composite's , summat airbus havent used in the a380, oh dear Airbus still using the older technology, thats why the A380 failed it eco friendly test. ha ha well done Boeing!

if it aint Boeing i aint going

[blablubb12345]

@guitarplayerforu

Airbus has used large parts made out of composites since their very first plane, the A300. All what Boeing did in these days was shouting that they will never "build a plane out of plastics". And no, there were NOT "a hell of accidents". Look how many 737 have crashed.

[TxGearhead]

@blablubb12345 "composites" do not have to be made from polymers (aka plastics) to be considered composites. Metals, Ceramics, Polymers...a composite is simply a combination of at least two. Composites have been used in aviation for a very, very long time.

[blablubb12345]

@TxGearhead

I know what composites are.

"we will never build a plane out of plastics" were Boeing's words, when Airbus started to use large composite parts.

[TxGearhead]

@blablubb12345 either Boeing is now eating their words or marketing geniuses, as Airbus is following with their own A350/330 "composite" variant. Either way, hopefully they continue to push each other with innovation.

[guitarplayerforu]

@blablubb12345 come on, fly by wire NASA INVENTED & PIONEERED AND AIRBUS INTEGRATED IT IN AIRLINER FIRST IF WAS A EMERGENCY IT WOULDN'T LT HIM TAKE OVER & GET CONTROL WERE A 787 OR 777 WOULD LET THE PILOT TAKE CONTROL IF HE HAS TOO. BOEING AND AIRBUS'S ARE BOTH GOOD PLANES BUT BOEING WINS ME OVER ON MOST ASPECTS! AND PEOPLE SHOULDN'T CALL BOEING SUICIDE AS THE 747 IS THE SAFEST AIRCRAFT IN THE SKIES AND HAS BIN 47 YEARS AND WILL CONTINUE TO BE IN THE 747-8I.

[Laterboy13]

@guitarplayerforu - I'd still rather stick with Airbus. Alot more reliable than Boeing. 

[guitarplayerforu]

@Laterboy13 been looking at the redesigned a350, and I've got to say I'm impressed, but I still think the 787 has the huge wow factor in me! but I congratulate Airbus on their redesign of the a350 and one thing i notice is that the a350 wing looks the same as a 787's! I was laughing when i found out that the original a350 was not liked so much they had to redesign, i was LMFAO!

[NJRocks281]

nonsense

[rdnavarre]

Full stop in 17 seconds, dont care what anyone says I'm amazed!

[wesselg2]

The reverse thrust was like on full. Super low landing speed! Beautiful landing.

[Corkscrew777doughnut]

That landing was fast ! ( I meant that it took less time to slow down)

[planetes1973]

@Corkscrew777doughnut.. that's courtesy of the thrust reversers.. as it's landing you can briefly see a gap about 2/3 back on the nacelles (the rear third of the engine ferring slides back) as the reversers are engaged.

[bluminous8]

Incredible touchdown, and I noticed that it produces less noise than other two engined aircraft. Can't wait to ride one in the not so distant future.

[mcriii]

That is a beautiful plane looking at the nose...really get a nice view of the wing. Nice short landing too.

[teta809]

Nice plane but I could already see that the a350's design is better.

[Neno8403]

@teta809 The A350 is a half-ased 777/787 rip. What are you talking about???

[teta809]

@Neno8403 I'm talking about how the a350 looks better than the 787-both great planes though

[guitarplayerforu]

@teta809 Airbus are hopeless, they use old technology, what Boeing have been using for over 50 years! Boeing use the new technology first, for example Airbus haven't yet produced a plane made from 100% composite material, fact Boeing has with the dreamliner.

if it aint Boeing I aint going!

[teta809]

@guitarplayerforu If it's a Boeing it's suicide- that tech you talking about ain't showing buddy

[guitarplayerforu]

@teta809 oh right that why Boeing have been going a hell of alot longer than Airbus and is that why out of all the millions of 747's built only 45 of them ever crashed! is that why virgin Atlantic use Boeing's, is that why all long haul pilots say they prefer Boeing's by far. ur just mad on Airbus, start living in modern aviation. no Airbus can come to a full stop in 20 seconds like a Boeing 787 can, the a380 has 2 thrust reverser's as opposed to 4 on a 747-8, if it's Airbus scream for ur life!

[teta809]

@guitarplayerforu 45 crashes Dam that's a lot that's why AA doesn't use 747's- and that's why virgin Atlantic uses a340's

[guitarplayerforu]

@teta809 45 is gd when u think how many million them have been made, 747 is the safest jetliner flying and thats fact! virgin atlantic use both 747-400's & a340's actually, i shud know cos i flew orlando with virgin atlantic on 747-400 and it was lovely smooth and turbulence didn't really notice apart from when got bad coming into orlando flying thru a bruin storm that broke out about five minutes after we'd landed. Come on the 787 looks amazing don't it tho, be honest even tho ur airbus guy?

[teta809]

@guitarplayerforu 747 is a great plane but be honest the a380 looks better even if it's not giving airbus a profit. 787 is an amaizing plane juz like the a350, but the a350 looks a bit better. The a380 looks like a cute big fat elephant;)-and the new 747 that's coming out it's basicly designed around the a380's interior design. I love planes in general I'm exited for the 787 and A350 juz like I was for the A380. I love the fact that planes only get safer and more advanced

[sthill1993]

@guitarplayerforu The 787 is 50% composites, and Airbus pioneered Fly by Wire, which is used in both the 777 and 787. They innovate more than Boeing.

[TxGearhead]

@sthill1993 NASA pioneered fly-by-wire. Airbus was the first to put digital fly-by-wire in an Airliner. Unlike Airbus, Boeing allows the Pilot to override in case of emergency.

[guitarplayerforu]

@TxGearhead that's my main point to sthill1993 and all the others who say airbus are move innovative the boeing, A: boeing has been going for longer = more experience, B: boeing use a lot newer technology and there more reliable in my opinion!

[guitarplayerforu]

@sthill1993 NASA invented fly by wire actually and Airbus was the first to use it in a airliner and hell were there lots of accidents! boeing always been better than airbus and Boeing been going longer therfore boeing more reliable & innovative, more 787 have sold than the huge A380 wat pointless, 747 big & reliable enough for airlines, & wiv new 747-8I variation being released 2012 it'll be interesting 2 see how many cancel A380

747-8i is 11% more fuel efficient than huge A380 & that's a fact.

[sthill1993]

@guitarplayerforu Well Why didn't Boeing think of putting in FBW? Come to think of it what have they innovated in the last 25 years? Airbus have pioneered something Boeing doesn't have, cockpit commonality. Maybe 747-8 is more efficient, but the only passenger orders (25) come from airlines who have ordered A380s. No one else will cancel their order, Emirates have just increased its order to 90. If its so bad why are the world's leading quality airlines ordering it? SIA and MAS and Qatar have.

[guitarplayerforu]

@sthill1993 it's not a bad airplane, its far from bad but what i'm trying to say is in my opinion boeing use technology a bit better than airbus, but to be hones i think the get ideas from each other! Boeing and Airbus are both extremely very good. virgin Atlantic have ordered 6 a380's and 15 Boeing 787 DREAMLINERS.

[sthill1993]

@guitarplayerforu I personally think Airbus have always had the edge in tech, look at what the A300 pioneered, a new wing, 2 man crew, wide bodied but twin engined, and this is a winning formula! Where are you from anyway?

[guitarplayerforu]

@sthill1993 i'm from the UK, u?

[sthill1993]

@guitarplayerforu I'm from the UK but I was born in Singapore, I live in Spain, and i've never lived in the UK.

[dwildkat]

Landing looked more Like an aircraft carrier landing. Super short!!!

[Oneup1982]

Love this bird. Got to see her during her maiden voyage in Seattle.

[spenckey]

I can't wait to ride in one of these, or at least take some pics.

[Jerrycobra]

this thing has serious brakeage, lol

[Pilot1687]

What an aircraft, love those raked wing tips cant wait to see it in Thomson colours

[ubeflyer]

@rdnavarre The plane is not even close to maximum, or even normal, landing weight here, so to me the stopping distance is not so amazing.

[HMSDaring1]

Bloody hell, there is always shit weather during air shows, i hate that! Nice video though!

[camilo06]

Boeing cockpit windows are so beautiful , resemble an Eagle somehow ! in contrast to cold wind tunnel calculations without charm theta make Airbus people !

[planetes1973]

@camilo06 You should see the original concept art.. It's a very tame version of the original design which was incredibly shark like.

[rekarts]

nice landing, love the wing flex

[metal484]

damn, full stop in 17 seconds.

[james737]

Hideous nose and really short legs.

[Archie23rulz]

Well, there go. The most advanced airliner ever to land at Farnborough - and it's got good manners. Sweet!

[renegadeZ18]

WHEW! less than 20 seconds to full stop..

[MoonlightGTA]

@renegadeZ18

Yeah, like 14,6 seconds or so.

Damn.

[launchsa]

@renegadeZ18 12 seconds!

[ejas2901]

@renegadeZ18 wow amaxing!

[antimatterXXXIII]

First! Wow that was a max short stop!

[syarilrock]

@antimatterXXXIII exactly! definitely showing off it's stopping capabilities.