The Secrets Of Airbus A350 

Wow, it’s like my workplace Data Centre. The A350 is such a magnificent plane. Congratulations to all who designed and built it. I have a feeling it’ll be around for decades to come, with evolutionary improvements, just like the A320 and A330.

After crawling through many hellholes in my career, I would've given almost anything to have an Avionics bay like this!!

I "drive freight" at night on a 74-8, there has always been so many unique differences between the Boeing product vs the Airbus I have always admired the Porsche design inspired cockpit and the simplicity/ergonomics......never been a side stick/yoke guy but I always get jealous of my colleagues that get to eat there dinner on those trays instead of the great juggling act that we do w/ our food on the dash...nice video

5:00 runs on an entire room full of computers. *Is laggy*

4:50 So much computer power in the plane but still a screen performing like an old tired PC from the 90’s. :)

So interesting to see how much computer power there is on an airplane.

The A350’s avionics bay actually looks like a server room/data center. The designers of the A350 really outdid theirselves They even managed to make the cargo hold look nice

I don't believe that this is for the avionics. There is some serious crypto mining going on in 35000 ft.

Got to say that the SAS livery on the A359 is one of the best out there. That silver lettering on the forward fuselage.... absolutely mint.

I have to say under my breath SOB! Bjorn really loves to fly and loves his career. Respect.

Wow, 2:40 looks like a data center on board the plane!

Your avionics compartment looks like a mini data center. Impressive 👍🏼 We miss your commercial jet videos One small question. Can pilots climb down to the cargo hold during in-flight thru this way?

The avionics bay is really interesting ! I love the blinking indicators !

Wooow wtf there is a at least two homelabs worth of servers down there. I never knew that, this is amazing

Wow, I’m impressed with the tour of the Avionics bay. Amazing cruising at 41,000ft.

Ahhh so that's where all the 30 series cards have gone !!!

Thank you Bjorn! This re-edit is a good improvement on the original from last year. Do miss these great videos from your commercial flying days.

I love the A350 and there are so many hidden secrets in planes So cool!

Staggering piece of technology.

Holy hell it even sounds like a server room

Man, when he opened the little door to show the computers, I was expecting there to be a small rack with a few flight controllers. There's a data center there.

Fascinating.

I do love this aircraft. So much new technologies compared to the "classic" ones. Structure, cabin, systems and even the cockpit, we can see that all is brand new. Its like the smartphone of planes. :)

I remember once when I was catering a Boeing 777, I had to climb a ladder through a hatch to get inside since it was at hardstand with no stairs attached. good fun.

Awesome walkthrough man!

You are a good person, with a good heart, you have a lot of naturalness and you transmit peace when explaining your videos. I'm sure your coworkers are proud of you. Greetings from the Canary Islands

My wife and I flew economy with Cathay Pacific in a brand new A350 from Hong Kong to Brisbane. Admittedly, the aircraft was half empty, so we had and additional seat between us, but the aircraft was notably nicer and more comfortable than I've experienced (nearly all the Boeings and Airbus).

Is it possible to access the avionics compartment and cargo hold during the flight?

Loved the ending shot where your flying where angels tread. That must be quite the experience when you get paid to enjoy such beautiful scenery.

Beautiful! I love the A350! Newark Airport, not so much. Thanks Captain 🙏

Thank you! Thank you! At 1:49 I was able to see a couple of projects of mine that we only saw in drawings and pictures before! Wonderful walkthough! Gotta love 360 cameras!

Truly amazing aircraft. Travelled on A350 to Kuala Lumpur Malaysia direct from Heathrow. Smooth flight throughput. Missing flying due to Covid-19 restrictions. Once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return.

Makes Starship Enterprise (NCC1701) look like a toy. Wow. Amazing landing; so smooth and slow it didn’t even look real. Seeing that plane posed against the “today” skyline of buildings, and being from 1945 myself: wow, it’s the FUTURE, Commander Corry! The lit up interior in the dark with all the glowing readouts is mind-boggling. I was impressed.

I think this is one of the Beat Aviation Videos I have seen. Thanks so much for posting. All my best from the U.S. Jim

Wow how interesting! That’s some stuff u don’t get to see normally 😮

Superb tour of a new Jet. Thank you for sharing 👍

Best airliner on the market.

Thank you Capt. Bjorn. Very interesting. Much appreciated.

I am retired avionics instructor. Somebody has to understand and maintain all of the systems on the airplane. Each one of the dozens of boxes in the electronics compartment has it own job to do in the task of making the aircraft functional. Technicians must know not only the meaning of each light, symbol, control and switch in the cockpit, but also its source, function, and connections to other systems in the airplane, and its effects upon them. The task of detecting and diagnosing problems in the networks of functionality would be nearly impossible without the development of BITE, built in test equipment, in aircraft systems. Many airplanes now have dedicated computer terminals for maintenance, while other tests may be accessed through cockpit control panels and displays. Also, some individual boxes in the electronics compartment have displays and controls on the front that allow the technician to test and verify that particular box. I spent many hours teaching all of those systems and tests to technicians, but I began my career pouring engine oil into 22 gallon tanks on DC-3 aircraft.

A few more computers and they won't need you guys lounging in the cockpit anymore!!! Thanks for posting, interesting stuff.

Thanks for sharing! Do pilots get any training on the equipment in the avionics bay? Are there any situations that would require a pilot to access the avionics bay in an emergency?

An interesting insight to parts of the A350 that Joe Public never sees. And the plot for the next 'Die Hard' movie! Superb. 😊

Wow this is jaw dropping, I love this view

Amazing Cockpit view. Thanks for sharing :)

Incredible video! Boeing build planes, Airbus crafts fine flying machines! Gorgeous aircraft!

Fantastic video! So cool to see behind the scenes stuff, especially on a new bird. Well done!

Everybody’s first time is a special full of excitement and memorable moment….😉😎

Great video, lovely flight deck. Those flight deck windows including the DV window look big, in comparison to the A330. Nice. Always amazes me how many computers must be down that avionics bay, I guess more in the A350 as I don’t recall that many in the A330’s bay. Lovely aircraft, hope to fly on one some day.

I am going to have claustrophobic nightmares tonight. Awesome video.

4:50 for an aircraft that costs as much as it does, it should NOT be experiencing ANY lag on the screen like that!

Fantastic Computer Center onboard A350 thanks Captain.

Fantastic reverse cockpit view, I've never seen that angle before, great vid & thanks for sharing, wonderful aircraft btw.

I can't believe all those servers underneath the plane landing in Newark. A flying massive server room with wings. I can't lift one. My 172 Cessna had paper maps I feel so old.

Now I know if I want to storm the cockpit its best from underneath! Thanks!

Amazing. Thank you for sharing captain. Stay safe 👍

Love the glass cockpit. I run a new Cat loader and the new models all have glass cockpits with touch screens. Some of the older guys don't like it, but I love having access to all kinds of info I didn't used to have access to. Is it the same for pilots? Do the older guys prefer gauges over screens?

Great video captain, I hope you have captured many fascinating videos like that from your time flying that you are able to share with us :)

And then there are those who believe battery powered aircraft the size of an A350 is realistic. Just look at how much power the computers alone must consume!

You have shown us all we need to know in order to plan access to the controls of this plane through the cargo area. I foresee a new action movie.

Fantastic overview! I had the chance to fly the A350 on the FCO-HKG route and really enjoyed the experience!

Truly impressive. That Av Bay is sick.

Funny fact: It's first time for him...

Thank you Captain! What a cool video! Never seen the computer room of a jet before! Awesome

Love this behind the scene vid!!

Simply amazing Thanks for posting 🙂

That is more than awesome and Inspiring! Looking forward to joining the cockpot crew anytime soon.

wow i can't believe all that tech on that plane - at 6:01 i swear it looks like new MFS!

Awesome 👌 looking inside where all brain power is was really cool. Amazing how slow that touch screen was though! The views outside were ace

Will miss the 340 of course, but this aircraft is a jewel

This is spectacularly awesome! Thanks for sharing!

Bjorn..thanks for sharing ..you are a top man 🇧🇪🇬🇧👍🏼

Really good video thank you, I have flown on a couple of Qatar 350’s and they are my favorite even though the 380 quiet, the 350 is pretty good

Thank you so much for this brillant video about a astonishing plane! And of course: the table, to eat like a human. So european, so civilized.

Awesome, very impressive avionics compartment, thanks for posting 👍👍

Love the music! Thanks for putting it in the description. Now I want to go on a trip

Captains Club , very nice office you work in with amazing views..👍

I loved this video. Thank you for being so thorough!

Magnificent. Thanks for sharing

That's some 2010 era touchscreen responsiveness going on. You'd think a multi million dollar airplane would have a speedier touchscreen than that.

Beautiful machine... New York!

Wow look at that computer room, awesome tour!

Thank you sir for this nice insight of this fantastic plane!

Really awesome!

Wonder if this is his first time? Cool vid! Love seeing the guts of such planes!

Gotta love conning home to EWR.. never miss wizzing past that IKEA 😂

Great video! Thanks for sharing

Thanks for posting this it was incredibly interesting as I have always wondered what was under the floor .

That's so awesome!!!! Great video!!! Have fun guys and have a smooth and safe flights!!!!!

Fantastic video. Thank you 😊

It looked like a a tour through Wonka’s factory 🏭

Amazing video👍!! Thanks a lot,captain))!!

How much lucky person who travels with your flight in deed Pilot Bjorn......

Wow 😳. That thing is huge.

Ive got a bunch of tech on the A350, Gears up/dwn-locked, doors, (Proximity Switch system). Germans build amazing tech, so does Boeing, interesting design philosophy differences.

Very neat and beautiful!

Suddenly Jefferies tubes in star trek don’t seem so small.

:: sits down in the captains chair :: never flown before. First time. Wish me luck! Me: never thrown up before watching a RU-vid video. First time!

Beautiful Airbus

Ohhh, so THAT'S how the pilot got into the cargo area when hiding from the Giganotosaurus in Primeval!

All that technology and they have a cinder block there laying around for a step to get back up to the avionics area