FACTS YOU NEED TO KNOW about AIRBUS A320!
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Dear friends and followers, welcome back to my channel, today´s video will be the first out of an upcoming Airbus system knowledge video series. Today we will cover some general A320 knowledge, you should know prior starting you A320 Type rating. This is not a requirement but definitely nice to know and some of the topics can definitely be within the questionnaire in your airline assessment.
The Airbus A320 family consists of short- to medium-range, narrow-body, commercial passenger twin-engine jet airliners manufactured by Airbus. The family includes the A318, A319, A320 and A321, as well as the ACJ business jet. The A320s are also named A320ceo (current engine option) after the introduction of the A320neo.[5] Final assembly of the family takes place in Toulouse, France, and Hamburg, Germany. A plant in Tianjin, China, has also been producing aircraft for Chinese airlines since 2009, while a final assembly facility in Mobile, Alabama, United States, delivered its first A321 in April 2016. The aircraft family can accommodate up to 220 passengers and has a range of 3,100 to 12,000 km (1,700 to 6,500 NM), depending on the model.
The first member of the A320 family-the A320-was launched in March 1984, first flew on 22 February 1987, and was first delivered in March 1988 to launch customer Air France. The family was extended to include the A321 (first delivered 1994), the A319 (1996), and the A318 (2003). The A320 family pioneered the use of digital fly-by-wire flight control systems, as well as side-stick controls, in commercial aircraft. There has been a continuous improvement process since introduction.
As of 31 May 2017, a total of 7,610 Airbus A320-family aircraft have been delivered, of which 7,279 are in service. In addition, another 5,501 airliners are on firm order. It ranked as the world's fastest-selling jet airliner family according to records from 2005 to 2007, and as the best-selling single-generation aircraft programme.[8] The A320 family has proved popular with airlines including low-cost carriers such as EasyJet, which purchased A319s and A320s to replace its 737 fleet. As of 31 May 2017, American Airlines was the largest operator of the Airbus A320 family aircraft, operating 390 aircraft. The aircraft family competes directly with the 737 and has competed with the 717, 757, and the MD-80/MD-90.
In December 2010, Airbus announced a new generation of the A320 family, the A320neo (new engine option).The A320neo offers new, more efficient engines, combined with airframe improvements and the addition of winglets, named Sharklets by Airbus. The aircraft will deliver fuel savings of up to 15%. As of May 2017, a total of 5,053 A320neo family aircraft had been ordered by more than 70 airlines, making it the fastest ever selling commercial aircraft. The first A320neo was delivered to Lufthansa on 20 January 2016 and it entered service on 25 January 2016.
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SIMULATOR ANIMATIONS USED in VIDEO by:
Lockheed Martin Prepar 3D v3.4
Background track:
Stellardone - Airglow
Outro Song:
Joakim Karud & Dyalla - Wish you were here - Наука та технологія
Airbus Beluga: Yo dawg, I heard you like aircrafts so we put an aircraft into your aircraft so you can fly an aircraft while you fly an aircraft
and let's XL it too!
Denis Baranov
Like when the 747 flew the Space Shuttle!
But not inside it
Tuna Sandwiches a380 can fly a boing with a space shuttle in it
Nah now 253 boeings dislike this
Almost 30 years, the A320 family is still the only single-aisle aircraft series that I like, and still trying my best to fly with when I have to fly single-aisle planes. It's obviously much spacious in the cabin due to its wider fuselage and much properly positioned windows than the cramped 737.
"Properly positioned windows" That depends on the airlines seat config and not the manifacturer, and imo the a320´s windows are waaaay to small
Bob Ross windows seem decent
A220?
737 is nice too
@@ngaviation3489 pretty sure that’s bombardiers plane but airbus took it over
The Airbus A320 family is my favorite narrow-body, twin-engine jet airliner.
Good choice ;) But Boeing is also pretty good ;)
Captain Joe No!
Airbus is king and that is the end of the story!
Eryk Johansson No, both aircrafts are good
Neutral Space-ish Guy Agree, was just joking :o)
Boeing makes some pretty decent planes (well, the 777 and 787, really), but Airbus makes better ones... Particularly when it comes to safety Airbus has a much better record, and the individual comparison between the A320 and 737 comes out particularly shockingly in Airbus' favour.
#TeamAirbus.
Amazing machines. And an amazing video. Arguably the best channel on Aviation.
i personally prefer boeing cause of the cloche
I more of a Boeing person but Airbuses are amazing jets as well.
Matthew Walsh at last a Boeing fan that doesn't go dissing Airbus! I salute you and share similar warm regards towards Boeing, although being very much into Airbus :) enjoy this channel
Mr Walsh.... Seattle appreciates you !!
Bilal Zia Capi leyton
A friend of mine wasn't allowed to become a pilot. Then he started working in Tulouse and now he's working in Germany (Hamburg) and earning more than a pilot as an Plane Ingenieur.
Good for him! But I have a pretty view every day compared to his office :)
@@flywithcaptainjoe ehre genommen
6 minutes passed like 6 seconds! Amazing video (as always)! Thank you Captain Joe.. can't wait for the next one!
That´s what I like to hear, thanks :)
I've sat in the jump seat for a trip and it was a brilliant experience, I wouldn't think you'd be allowed now!
Watching take off and landing was wonderful and for somebody like me who not a great flyer it really helped.
Love this stuff, the format, presentation, everything. These videos I think are great. Good stuff Captain.
Yet another fantastic video Joe, for a nervous flier like me, your videos help me realise it really is the safest way to travel. I've only ever travelled on airbus A320 and a321 as that's the only planes the airline I travel on use, but I guess it would be fair to say they are quite advanced, well equipped planes, I've yet to travel on a Boeing or other kind, but either way you look at it, planes are are an amazing piece of machinery and engineering, everytime one takes off with tons upon tons of weight becoming airborne 😀
Love you Captain Joe! keep it up!
Although I´m a Airbus Boy ;)
Keep posting! These videos are amazing and you explain everything so well!
This will be a great series. Very much looking forward to every episode !
Your brilliant captain Jo 👨✈️
I don't like flying but your clips reassured me when I do fly on a plane......😊 Like on next Saturday the 8th of July from Manchester to Alicante
Thanks Stevie from 🇬🇧
Loving your video! Keep up the great work!
Thanks :)
@captain joe..Maybe stupid question but their are not stupid question... how can a plane land if the speed is constant and with the flaps and speed brake on...i'm stuck on this one... thank you very much and as usual a great video keep it up :-D
The speed brakes are only activated on the ground while the flaps serve mainly to reduce the stall speed
joe, i love your videos, they are very informative. i'm also a first officer of an A320 with airasia. love your work. keep it up!
Cannot wait for this series. Love the idea of focusing on the A320 family!!
The A320 has to be my favourite plane I've flown with so far :)
As a passenger or a pilot?
ItzAlex YT “with” sounds to me like they were a passenger
@@Lunaskyuwu Guess you haven't flown the 321 - for that matter, the 319 is also better than the 320.
Hit like if you think this man is the best .... #love you Joe 😙
Captain PSP 👌
Thank you very much ;)
Captain Joe Hi captain! What's the minimum height requirement for an airbus a320 pilot? I can't find any answers to this question online. thanks.
Why?
Captain PSP Bollocks, that's total nonsense. I fly with First Officers who are way shorter than 5ft 6.
Really excited about this series. Great work Captain!
This is excellent video series! I am huge fan of Airbus overall and especially A320 family. I fly quite a lot in flight sims and have mentioned this channel on my videos before and this is something worth to mention once again!
Keep up going with these high quality and very interesting videos. Hands down this is one of my most favorite channels!
Joe, please make one on auto brake and differential braking! ☺️
Great topic
Im sure Great job as always. My flightschool will start on September. I need some ground materials joe I'm gonna need your help 😊
GOOD LUCK MATE
sad aaa good luck
Ahh, it's hard. I remember going through flight school. Good luck!
hey dude try Oxford aviation cbt and 14 set of atpl books
these books are in torrentz2
I hope I can be of some help. I would love to do more PPL related videos, I´ll do my best and see what I can do for you!
Lovely video Joe. I will definitely adore the rest of the serie. Keep up the great work.
Greets,
Ward
I sim and fell in love with the Airbus A320neo so learning as much as I can is what makes this simmer happy
i got quite a bit upset, the video was very interesting and i enjoyed it loot, really looking forward to the whole 10 video series. :-)
Thanks for your support!
Captain Joe, would you please tell me the name of your outro song. PLEASE!!!!!!!!! I really like your videos but I can't find the name of your outro song. I used "Siri" on iPhone, I failed. I use multiple (Multiple means ALOT) android apps, but still failing. Please tell me! Thank you!
+StupidChicken joakim and darud wish you were here
Fun fact regarding the A318, in addition to shortening the fuselage the tail was increased in size for stability.
The best channel based on aviation! To be honest i'm waiting every Thursday evening to your videos. You explained me a lot of things i didn't knew about the Airbus A320 (My favorite plane i think). Continue do amazing videos! I wish you luck and get 1 million subscribers ;)
Usually I'm a Boeing fan but your Videos are so great that I started to like the Airbus more and more! Great Job Joe I will never stop watching your videos!
Hi Joe! Could you answer,what is the fly directors??? Thank you!
In case you did not found out yet, it basically means a few (red/pink) lines on your display in the airplane that are following the route pre-defined by you and basically show you what your pitch and bank angle should be, in order to be on the route. You can see the lines in the following photo: www.google.com/search?safe=active&rlz=1C1GCEA_enRO826RO826&biw=1920&bih=937&tbm=isch&sxsrf=ACYBGNSxKCjUs7qItvwhifHsvZpPZ2Y4Mw%3A1569242006953&sa=1&ei=lruIXdfoOZGTsAetpppY&q=flight+director+a320&oq=flight+director+a320&gs_l=img.3..0i19.9586.11135..11349...0.0..0.109.517.1j4......0....1..gws-wiz-img.3NNiAmJUqXg&ved=0ahUKEwjXi5CD-ubkAhWRCewKHS2TBgsQ4dUDCAc&uact=5#imgrc=srbgpYfxTLWYVM:
Sehr schönes Video 👍
Danke ;)
Always a good day when Captain Joe uploads!!
As always, awesome videos Capt. Joe.
Please make a video on Boeing VS
Airbus. Thanks!
I have a partner in crime I´ll be doing the video with ;) You´ll see, the battle is on ;)
Captain Joe ;) Good!
+Captain Joe lmao if it is mentour pilot and you two collab to make a 737 vs a320 video then that would be fucking amazing!
All I need to know about the A320 is whether the always laughing cutie-pie Joe is flying it!!
Thank you Captain Joe for passing on your knowledges. I like that you spend time on teaching us. You should become a flight instructor.
very nice job doing the animations. thx joe have a great summer!
Nicee! I am flying with Airbus 321 in two weeks! I will remember the facts of the plane you told us :D
Good ;) And enjoy!
The wings are actually built in Wales, not England
Depending on the aircraft it can be either.
DrMo65 Wales and England are in one country. The United Kingdom.
In German, calling the whole UK just "England" is very common.
The wings are still made in Wales.
Hey, thanks for the info, didn´t know that, appreciate your comment!
Excellent vid. Looking forward to the series!
Thanks a lot Captain Joe for fabulous series from you.
great video.
i love A320 family more than airbus 340
Ooh, that's a tough one. If I ran an airline, I'd stay well clear of the A340, since it's one of the least fuel-efficient airliners in the skies today, but I do think it is exceptionally good-looking, especially the A340-600 with its 75m of fuselage length...
The A346 is quite a monster! I'd buy Boeings purely because they're lighter than Airbuses.
Pilot Beko I could care less for A340 thanks to 747-8 (Lufthansa) and A380 any airline that has them, with my 3 favourite being Emirates, Air France and British airways. Both aircraft are better than A340 by far! 777, A350 and 787 same things!
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Sant Nirankari side
the real question should be how was the parts for the air bus booluja shipped...
Akmak dun dun DUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUN
Lol exactly
In the Airbus Skylink.
Antonov 225, Easyyyyy :D
Or how the Beluga was invented...
Did it start with a forehead joke or something?
Fantastic channel Joe always find it fascinating.
Thx for uploading!! Very informative
the wings actually came from Wales not England
You copied the comment below.
Then the beluga departs from chester , i can see it sometimes , pretty interesting shape
That was in the 16th century before the passage of the Laws of Wales Acts.
Hey Joe, just a thing I noticed: aircraft also is the plural of aircraft :)
Hehe, yes :)
Sheep, cannon, series; there are plenty of words in English that have identical singular and plural forms...
Ohh! Thank you Captain for a decent come back. I was waiting for your "Airbus Series" which you have already mentioned once earlier. Very good Captain, I really liked this. Waiting to see more on this series in the coming weeks..
Very cool, thanks for doing this Captain Joe
What a great video! I was surprised you didn't talk about Fly By Wire, which practically makes the plane a flying computer
I did, watch it again ;)
Captain Joe LOL how could I miss that part? :) I heard the fact about Airbus introducing the Side Stick, but somehow didn't hear the FBW part. Anyways, keep up the great videos! They really help a lot with ground school!!
Imagine having engines
*this post was made by the glider gang*
Bellc
Lmao
Lool
thanks Joe for another great video and all the best and keep going
Thanks for the videos ! very helpful as they are keeping me ahead of the game even before having a type rating..extremely grateful.
Joe will you want to fly other plane except the airbus a320 family maybe a boeing plane?
Elad Evron if its a boeing, i aint going
try a 787. Such a beautiful plane
If it ain't a Boeing ... I ain't going.!
Oh for sure, anything with wings will be fine for me :)
Anything with wings? ;) i.imgur.com/B87RyGP.jpg
2 boeings dislikes this
Hahaha you killed me!
Speaking of Boeing, I do think it's hilarious that American Airlines is now the largest operator of A320s in the world thanks to the aircraft they inherited from US Airways, even though American Airlines prior to the merger was one of the staunchest pro-Boeing airlines in the world...
Robert Faber
It is strange that previously all-Boeing airlines are starting to go with Airbus. Another example is Delta Airlines before the NWA merger. DAL was primarily all McDonnell Douglas and Boeing with some L-1011s here and there. They got their current Airbus planes from NWA. I guess they liked them and are replacing them with the A350.
+Tuna Sandwiches - Yes indeed, though NorthWest itself of course only started switching to Airbus very late in its existence as well. I do remember that on Amsterdam Schiphol Airport (which is reasonably close to where I live, and was always NWA's European hub) the only McDonnell Douglas planes you could still see in the early '00s were MD11s from NorthWest. As for the A350, I'm not that surprised they're going for that. If you're a large enough airline to have money to invest in new airplanes (and Delta certainly is that), then this new generation of ultra-fuel-efficient carbon fibre planes are just locking out the competition. At the bottom end you'd still go for an A320neo or 737 MAX, because economies of scale have just made those two planes so incredibly cheap, and at the top end, the 747 and A380 still exist in little bubbles of their own with no real competition, but in between them, the 787 Dreamliner and A350XWB have just moved the game on so much that it's difficult to argue for even the most fervent pro-Boeing airlines to still buy a 777. Airbus stands slightly more of a chance of still selling significant numbers of A330neos because of the improvements it has over the regular A330, but sales figures don't lie, the 787 Dreamliner is clearing up in that segment of the market as well. It'll be interesting to see which of the two will first come out with a carbon fibre plane in the A320/737 range, because that could really shake up the market.
I bet those dislikes are from Boeing fanboys. They're a cancer and should be thrown into the ocean. They infest every aviation forum I've visited, spewing vicious attacks and pure hate. I don't know why they're so butthurt.
thank you for your great videos. can't wait for the rest of the series.
Love this new format!
Happy to hear that !
I personally prefer the Boeing 737 series but I appreciate the innovative features that Airbus has introduced in the A320.
Captain Lag one year on, what's your thoughts on the 737 now?
Liberal Tears Swigging Red Pashtun was gonna post this 😂
737 cockpit is awful... cramped, old, dated, no tray tables... A320 is all automated, comfy seats and tray tables!
@@BatBellyAviation thats the thing that makes the 737 more enjoyable to fly for example in sims, That old looking cockpit is a lot cooler than the "Fully automated" airbus cockpit
@@rikubackman2496 It comes to personal opinions. I find the Airbus cockpit MUCH more roomier, especially with the tray tables, footrests, and the switches on the overhead panel. I prefer fully automated planes, where a computer does things for me.
When you moved the side stick I noticed on your artificial horizon the small '+' sign wasn't moving so your inputs must have been cancelled out. Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Also you make very good videos, keep going
The "Plus" sign only moves on ground, once you are airborne you won´t see the plus sign anymore. What you mean is the pitch attitude indicator. :)
Captain Joe
Oh thanks
Nice use of the fslabs a320 to show different parts of the aircraft. Keep up the great and informative videos CJ :)
Very good segment, Captain Joe, as always.
thats not england thats GB and the wings are from Wales
Is the airbus a320 known to fly smoothly? I had a flight yesterday and it was extremely smooth my drink was actually still.
Awesome video Captain Joe, thank you.
Great video Captain. I always enjoy watching your presentations.
#TeamAirbus!
But I'm a Boeing type of guy
can I become pilot having spects
Anay Kulkarni yes you can
thank you
Anay Kulkarni yes, but do research.
great idea Joe!! you are the man :)
Joe, you are great! Your videos help me for school, thank you!!!
"737k views" :o
Lol
I prefer Boeing but these videos are making me prefer Airbus...
Nice to hear ;)
bumbaukkis3 explain your reason for preferring Boeing over Airbus, I'm curious
PS3GameProductions Looks, yoke, fuel burning (at some airplanes) and i my favourite plane is 757😆
PS3GameProductions I also like that Boeing gives more power to the pilot while Airbus gives more power to the computer
+bumbaukkis3 - Having more power sounds fantastic, but don't forget it also means you have more responsibility... Plus, the whole thing has been used way too often by Boeing to simply blame pilot error for accidents that would have been perfectly preventable if the plane itself had also been allowed to do some thinking of its own.
great video captain! . videos like this is what we need
I'm not exaggerating but this is the best ever aviation video ever seen on youtube , very formative and I can use these points in the airlines interviews.Thanks a lot for video Captain
You say England, but show a nap of Great Britain?
Come on CJ, there is a difference ;-)
The Broughton factory is actually in Wales too.
Richard Featherstone, thats what i was reffering to. sorry if i implied it was just England
In German usually we use the word England for the whole UK. (The same, as many languages use Allemania for Germany, and Allemania is also only a part of Germany.) And Captain Joe is a German.
I thought the wings were made in Wales?
MrWurschtl that's offensive. England isn't the UK any more than Bavaria is Germany. Look at a map.
'Captain joe' [sits in first officer seat]
That's because he IS a First Officer - he explained this in a previous video
try counting his stripes.
Yesterday´s news ;)
Shawn Hunt how??????
Nibin .... look at his epaulets - FOs have 3 stripes, Captains have 4.
This is my favorite plane,thank you :)
These are fun to watch. Thank you!
Dear Joe it is pronounced "new-matics" (pneu.. P is silent)
Stephen Mortimer in France we say Pneumatique
Le Academie Inglis insists on "new-matic"
You may use your P for "phew"
Do you know the saying .. "when in english do as the americans" ??
Thank you Stephen, my mother corrected it the same way, she´s the native in our family ;)
The A318 is not exactly identical in its dimension. Airbus had to enlarge the vertical stabilizer in order to compensate the much shorter fuselage.
I agree, and I said basically the same ;)
Captain Joe It was just to precise. I love your channel because I fond of aircrafts and I achieve to understand almost all you say in your videos which allow me to improve oral comprehension in english !
Captain Joe Yes I realize my comment was not written the best way. I should have written that "in the A318, contrary to other A320 family's members, not just the fuselage lenght was modified but also the size of the vertical stabilizer".
Captain Joe Also, I had a question for you. Is the quality of radio sound good? It is sometimes difficult to understand ATC ? Thank you for your answer and I wish you a good flight ! ✈
Great video joe!
Stellardrone is a perfect choice! I listing to this while flying aswell
I am REALLY sorry to say that, but I prefer Boeing's jets, as flying them is waaaay more interesting! #TeamBoeing
I never said, that either of them is better :)
Darth Vader I'm sure they have autopilot on the Death Star, don't worry about it
I'm french but I prefer Boeing because it's less boring than Airbus. With the Airbus , as a lots of pilots say, the side-stick and all aids don't let the full control of the aircraft. The beoing looks like older and more rustic. Whatever , these are two amazing Aircraft manufacturer.
Totally agree with you, except for the "Boring" part :)
"Boring" was maybe not the right word but the fact that Human-machine interface system is facilitated with Airbus by a lots of automatisms and security so it reduces tasks.
Whatever , You're the only youtuber with more than 100k followers (200k soon ) who answers to every comment and that's sound cool!
CLM
Almost all air crashes (and road crashes) are caused by human error. Often this is due to misunderstanding our own senses, or focusing our thoughts in one area, and ignoring other important details. Automation of even one function drastically reduces the thought process required.... Try it with cruise control in your car. It's far easier to concentrate on the surroundings when you no longer have to warry about holding a steady speed manually.
Obviously But i talk with a pilot view , not a passenger who wants safety . For safety , i agree with you but for a pilot who wants to pilot an aircraft and don't manage a computer , Boeing is better
tin2001 "crashes are caused by human error"
You then advise him to turn his cruise control on and look at the surroundings because it's easier.
Absolute genius, how you haven't gotten a Nobel prize is beyond me
Whatever you are Airbus/Boeing/Embraer or anything else but related to Aviation I'm loving it.
Hey joe, could you make a video explaining how each modern airplane engine works (turboprop, turbofan, turbojet, and after burning turbojet)? Just want to know mainly the basics on how it all works.
#TEAMBOING
the blazing blaziken I'm #TEAMBOEING! Just kidding I prefer the A320 to the 737 anyday
You the best ! Detail and to the point...
CPT Joe, your videos are awesome! Keep up the good work...we appreciate it. Oh, I was stationed in Wiesbaden back in the early 90s and love Germany!
You got some good ideas with this new series, keep tjis goong as long as possible, thumbs up from sweden 👍🏻:D
Thanks from Sweden, appreciate it!
I was there at the factory when Airbus delivered the 5000th A320 to MEA in January 2012! Amazing that they built another 2442 aircraft in a mere 5 years! And the new A320neo is in my opinion the best looking short to medium haul aircraft today!
man you are great.....love this channel
Amazing videos!!!
You are doing a really really good job!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
THANKS FOR THE KNOWLEDGE OF THE AIRBUS A320
Beautiful Captain.... after a long time got my favourites... waiting for more on the coming weeks... cheers!!
Can't wait to see the others videos! Good job :-)
I've had several recent flights on the 321, really like it.
I live in Toulouse and I get to see the Beluga very often :)
Always a lovely sight !
I always love getting to fly on an A320 family jet. My most recent business trip, last week, allowed me to enjoy flying on an American Airlines A321.
Very good and can't wait to catch all the videos on the A320 series.
Great video yet again 👍🏾
Again brilliance of captain joe. Great man, you are really best Mentor and trainer i have ever come across wrt aviation.