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The tour is just a bus trip to the factory. The bus so go around the factor areas. And all joiners will need to walk up a high floor platform to look at the factory inside. The view is blocked partially by the steel bars but we can see 2 aeroplanes area in production. As no photo is allowed, I forget what I saw already. Sounds like not worthy of spending time and money on this tour. Yet the tour lady has given good effort in delivering the tour.

If you are into aircrafts then this is amazing, the history that was presented, the tour of the factories and the final assembly line was really cool to see. Our tour guide was great and answered all the questions very helpfully. Make sure you book the tickets at least a week ahead.

The bus leaves from Aeroscopia museum, and in 5 minutes we were on the Airbus production site. The guide told us a lot of interesting facts about different Airbus production sites and airplanes. We watched the A321 assembly line from the visitors’ balcony. At the return to the museum we could enter the A400 first prototype. Unfortunately, photos are not allowed inside the Airbus site, so I have nothing to share here.

This tour is made for those passionate about airplanes and Airbus. Most of the tour is inside a bus due to obvious reasons: safety. But for some minutes you’re invited to take a look on their work (in my case today, final details on A350). They’re building airplanes there, so it’s comprehensive why the distance and the safety protocols. Our tour guide Hugo it’s an extreme lovely guy who explained everything and tested our knowledge during the journey. Airbus is HUGE and there’s a lot of buildings there - some hangar with open doors that you can check what’s going on inside. And if you’re going with a group, please be respectful to the guide, the driver and the other visitors. Very uncomfortable to be on a super visit like these with annoying guests that doesn’t behave. Thanks Hugo and the bus driver (btw: he took a roundabout just to show us an Airbus Beluga that had landed minutes before haha) Last but not least: I strongly recommend the visit at Aeroscopia :)

Totally disappointed. Not worth your time. You’ll spend most of the time inside a bus. Only one stop at the top of the A350 assembly line where you’ll see a video with some facts about the manufacturing process. Much better videos are available in YouTube. The really nice thing is the planes parked around the area… but you can see them for free, they are not part of the tour. This tour should be, can be, much more exciting. Is a pity.

A very good guided tour. You are brought by bus around the Airbus Factories and told about the history of airbus. You can’t take pictures at certain points of the tour but nonetheless a great tour. I would definitely recommend going into the museum which has an A380 and also an A300 that you can board and see from the inside.

Great tour. When we booked the tour and checked in for the tour, staff was extremely friendly and helpful. While you cannot take photos inside the gates, I found the tour to be extremely interesting. It was awesome seeing all the planes on the tarmac and how they are being built. Our guide was outstanding. Really enjoyed the visit.

The visit is conducted in a bus and you get to see the Airbus factory from a distance, you don't get to take photos or pose for any photos, essentially you don't get to see much. But you get a guide for the group and the person who accompanied our English speaking group was amazing. He could answer all questions related to Airbus including engineering, material science and aircraft economics. I was really impressed by our guide. I would recommend the tour for the Airbus representative alone.