Loading process of airbus A380

[AURIS1600]

ma sei cretino?

[sbeer6er]

there goes the hull!

[themultiyonal]

thats not how they did it. i seen how the built it ive seen how they built it eye to eye

[rriisshhii1]

Is this the actual loading process Airbus used?

[tmarcet]

Nice

[FRIENDLYMEXICANBOY]

music, yes please. I was singing this sick melody over the top of that shit, and a bit of mc yeeeeh.. that bassline is the shit!

[gotobiasklein]

anyone who cares????

noooooooooooo

[crapper1]

whats amazing is thats ONLY the horizontal stabiliser the wings are 3 times bigger than that

[snubbies1111]

never mind

[snubbies1111]

so much for air

[bashibazouks77]

wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow wow i dunt know wad its about.

[mikey69up]

anyone know the music?

[yvesgomez]

Vibrasphere - Manzanilla

[riaruh]

so im guessing that wasnt the whole aircraft ?

[meyonohkers123]

no duh

[kdmq]

thats goooooooooooooood!

[abdulmuhammed]

hilarious willfaz

[abdulmuhammed]

cud u all stop saying wow

[willfaz07]

wow!

[kingofflight]

wowowowowowowowow! amazing!!!!!

[wallstreet9110]

Wow

[mbamatt]

Ok maybe dumb question but . . . the wall they cut out, isn't that needed for structural integrity? Also, why ship the plane by ship? Can't it fly itself?

[andremchenry]

The wall is reinforced by the brackets they slid over the top and bottom of the cut away section, just like if you remove a post and insert an I-beam span instead. The plane can only fly once assembled. The components are shipped there because they are so large. The final assembly is in Toulouse, France but the main parts come from all over Europe.

So you see that mega-size plane fabrication involves mega-size logistics.

[jamon123456]

not amazed could be fake used simulater clearly.

[alekos84]

wow

[thespecialisto]

wow

[ulrek54321]

wow

[lewisduncan93]

WOW! :)

[alexjano777]

wow