Flight Tests - Ep.14: Maximum energy braking 

You can visit the assembly lines in Hamburg, once a year. They call the events "family days" I think.

i saw the hamburg factory once till now, really great and impressive to see those production halls. Im starting work there next year

@@erics1219 wow,that's so cool.congratulations!

@@zelkin32Those are limited to… family.

If you are in France, you can visit the Toulouse and St Nazaire facilities

Yes, as mentioned at 7:32

Not the plane, the brakes. The point of this test is the worst case scenario.

Guess what the A380 will never bee needed in the future. It was a financial failure and they closed production fully so it wont reopen again. They have changed the a380 production site to a 321neo production site to help clear the backlog of orders. Even Boeing ended the 747 for a reason so the end of the a380 was coming.

@@nickolliver3021 No need to be passive aggressive with your “guess what”. It’s just an opinion. No one was hurt. Express you views respectfully like a Gentleman would, not an Internet thug.

@@LAGoodz no I'm telling you the truth about the a380. An opinion is an opinion. It won't happen. Simple as that

@@nickolliver3021 Lol Are there still people who don't know you're a Boeing troll?

@@jungbolosse3034 who says I am a Boeing troll. There are many that people will call airbus trolls. But this is just fanboyism