Discovery Channel A380 program

MrAirbus · Post by **MrAirbus** » 22 Apr 2005, 22:57

Hi everyone

As might have heard Discovery Channel will show there Airbus A380 documentary during May across Europe. In Scandinavia the broadcast will be Sunday the 8th of May!

Well I just wanted to inform you all so you wont miss it! Its several hours long.

Take Care and have a nice week end!

vflies · Post by **vflies** » 23 Apr 2005, 13:52

Thanks for the info.
Do you know if it will be shown on the main channel or on the Discovery Wings channel?

VFlies

MrAirbus · Post by **MrAirbus** » 23 Apr 2005, 15:30

vflies wrote:Thanks for the info.
Do you know if it will be shown on the main channel or on the Discovery Wings channel?

VFlies

It must be on the mail channel first and the as usual reruns on the Wing! I have never seen the the Wing channel!

I just hope this program will the better then the B747!

/ C

Mighty · Post by **Mighty** » 05 May 2005, 13:26

A programm about the A380 on Discovery Channel will be this Sunday.... 22:00 LT (The Netherlands)

heathrow · Post by **heathrow** » 05 May 2005, 18:10

wat about in Canada?

Mighty · Post by **Mighty** » 08 May 2005, 12:27

I don't know... but would it help you if I tell you that the program will start 20:00 UTC???

Mighty · Post by **Mighty** » 09 May 2005, 21:38

Did anybody see it in the end???

MrAirbus · Post by **MrAirbus** » 09 May 2005, 22:15

This was one of the most exciting programs I ever seen on Discovery Channel! I was in so proud of our hard working brothers at Airbus putting all that hard work to make our Queen of the Sky conquer the airways! From My Hart; I THANK YOU Airbus so much!

The second hour of the program was a bit better indeed. Specially that young man from EADS Airbus in Hamburg working on the fin of the A380.

The Swedish translation/subtitles suck ass (as usual)! One mistake after another made me throw up!

Wonder if rest of you in Europe saw this?

livin737 · Post by **livin737** » 19 May 2005, 22:47

i saw it and it was pretty cool
its amazing that a massiv chunk of metal of that size could land so softly!!!!!