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It is interesting that the redundancy can save the situation only for failure of a single component; but, being everything (primary and secondary/backups) in the same place, if that place undergoes some kind of tragic event, … Wouldn't it be a good idea to place “nevralgic” system backups in some other bay, located in different part of the airplane?

Excellent video highlighting the inner workings of one of the worlds best aircraft. Thank you!

HEY GUYS CHRIS FIX HERE. today we're gonna be troubleshooting and repairing your very own Airbus A350 with nothing but common hand tools and a few tips and tricks.

Could not locate the engine controllers. Are they here or mounted with the engines or in this aviation compartments?

A flying datacentre. LoL...

Marvellous

Tu as l'autorisation de ton employeur, mec?

Thanks, now I'm all set to fix my A350.

Where’s the transponder, in case I might need to turn it off mid flight

Sick sim you got there bro

Saudades quando o pirulito fazia uns vídeos assim. Se perdeu na internet kkkkk

These computers must use no microprocessors or old microprocessors if so, because to my understanding an airplane cannot run an operating system. So I'm guessing that the computers are analog and digital computers but no operating system

Who figured out all this shit? It’s well above my pay grade!

I'd call it the brain, the hydraulic pumps the heart, and the engines the legs. But I know it's just semantics. Great video! The redundant systems and multiple sensors and flight computers add to the number of boxes, but it's still a ton of stuff!

That's absolutely wild to see how many hydraulic lines there are. I can't imagine how difficult it is for apprentices starting out that have to learn all of this!

Only Left side Audio is working 😥

Saft

Its very interesting to see that all the equipment has quite distinct aesthetics event that it mounts to same rack standard. First I thought what a weird mess - but then as you progressed to have a bunch of equivalent CPIOM's, that are software defined universal blocks... now that is a mess to find when needed for replacement (but then, as you said, it can be easily reprogrammed)

Oh, I thought three iPhones for normal operation, one Samsung phone for alternate operation, and one Huawei phone for backup computing were all that was needed. 😂

Do you need a bicycle to go from one end to another?

HAL, open the door please.

K, MH370?

Does the plane have an operating system?

Is this area pressurized?

If Teslas are a computer with wheels, then an Airbus is an array of computers with wings.

yep the a350 is one of the most complex aircrafts

I've flown many thousands of miles in 777s without any problems (that we were told about). Problem is, like any other aircraft manufacturer, every part is supplied by the lowest bidder. At least with a car, you may grind to a halt on the road, but in an aircraft..........

Great video. Super interesting. I know modern aircraft are as capable as they are complex (seen here). But what amazes me is how the industry gets away without flight engineers, even with designed redundancy. There is so much that can go wrong. 🤷

Background noise is so loud that speaker is barely audible.

I really appreciate this video, because it enlightens me on the different components and the intricate details that causes an airplane to stay in the air.👍

its little wonder why rival countries to the EU and US cannot make planes to this standard. the complexity is mind blowing

This is like a kind of videos where ones have fun and others are just watching 🙂

Very interesting 😮 I never see the avionics 👍🏻😃

And here we see Geordi again crawling in.. Jefferies tubes of Enterprise ! 😉😁🥰

It's a mini data center,

Id love to what kind of networking and bus These all connect to. This is amasing.

looks more like a brain than heart

I saw some leaks and dirt on the floor. Can you comment this? For me it seems no good to see leaks in this bay.

Happy days!

Amazing amount of stuff in there!

"You hope we found it interesting..."😲 Are you serious? It is A-W-E-S-O-M-E !!! 😍 Impressive engineering into the air.

Is it really SAFE to show all this to the WORLD ... many bad people out there ...

This video gets especially mindbreaking if you consider that all of this gear travels upwards of 10 km in height at over 900 km/h

is there a million euro worth of computers in the avionics bay

Thanks You Dennis for sharing this video .. this is one of the most comprehensive video clips showing the heart of the A350 Airbus avionics and power systems ... it's like a complete company on-prem datacenter!

Thanks for your sharing

Wonder what the wright brothers would think 😮

Salve, io ho lavorato ai sistemi di terra per il controllo del traffico aereo, (Radar, Radioassistenze, ecc.) ma a bordo dell'aereo vedo che c'è qualcosa di veramente complesso. Bellissimo ed interessante video. Grazie.

Thanks for awesome video😊

show the Cummins diesel engines of that stupidass plane !