Sounds like a A320.

Cause they use similar engines@@derkritischebeobachter8841

@@derkritischebeobachter8841Because it uses CFM56 engines.

@@derkritischebeobachter8841 that was the idea...

That's why I love the airbus a340 300

Its already boring af with all those quiet next gen aircraft (787, a220, the new e jets, a350), yes they look kinda nice but they are so generic, just like modern cars When i was a boy everything was modern but there were still lots of BAe 146, md80 series, b737 with the cool eye brow windows, a340 everywhere, some md11, b747 , a300/310 Now its ALL 737/320 and 777. and the boring next gen fleets are growing and growing. even the a330 is special to me😂😂

Keep in mind twins are overpowered by nature, needing the ability to continue takeoff after engine failure at V1, on one engine. And the -500 & -600 A340's, with Trent engines doubling the thrust, are not exactly slugs.

@@gmboy559 the 500 and 600 use the Trent 500 engines which are considerably more powerful than the CFM56, so can't really be compared. I watched a documentary on the 300 recently, and apparently it requires a certain runway length when at full capacity which kind of proves how underpowered they are relative to other widebody jets.

@@cun7us Go look what it took a 1st-gen 747 to take off, and get back to me.

@@gmboy559 what's a first generation 747 got to do with widebody jets in operation today?

Agree, after take off the engines are kept full power for about 6 minutes!! while B777, B787 or A350 slow down engines about 2 minutes after take off, well in advance before reach cruising altitude. I can't tell about the A380, it's so smooth that often it seems to take off with engines at idle...!

Only 28 seconds

So the engine of an a320 is an apu?😂 and actually the a340-300 thrust equals 5 a320 cfm56 engines (they are a bit weaker than the variant on the a340)😂😂😂😂

@@Avgeek.35K its a meme to call them APU on the A340 😂

@@ZRHTrainspotter haha i know They are not underpowered but they look like they dont really take off but go directly into normal climb rate and have no initial fast climb (when heavy) like other aircraft

Yes for sure only 30min flt

Every aircraft does

Probably one of the east Atlantic islands due to the short takeoff. Or maybe Male

Yes 👍 but with credit 😁

Because it is cooler when you have 4 engines instead of only 2.

What did you expect 2 engined a340s? ^^

They are only 20 yrs old and fully paid