Let's Visit Airbus
Industrial, aeronautical and spatial discovery
En Réduction avec le Toulouse Tourist Pass
Let's Visit Airbus invites you to enter the sites, which are home to almost 20,000 employees every day, via three different tour routes: the ‘Airbus A350’ tour, the ‘Airbus A321’ tour and the ‘Airbus Kids’ tour.
The ‘Airbus A350’ tour is a unique opportunity to discover the latest generation of Airbus aircraft. A presentation of the history of aviation in Toulouse is on offer, as well as a bus tour of the 700 hectares of Airbus infrastructure. There's also a stopover at the A350XWB assembly line lookout, with a detailed presentation of the production process.
On the ‘Airbus A321’ tour, explore the leading aerospace company's state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy a unique panoramic view of the assembly line, where you can observe the processes involved in assembling the wings and fuselage of the latest addition to the Airbus family, right through to the cabin fittings. Back at the museum, climb aboard Airbus' latest-generation military aircraft, the A400M.
During the ‘Airbus Kids’ tour, the mysteries of aviation are explained to 6/12 year-olds by answering questions such as: ‘Do you know how a plane flies? Children can discover that an Airbus assembly line is like a giant international jigsaw puzzle. They can also experience what it's like to climb aboard the A400M.
Good to know:
- A visit to the Aeroscopia museum is a great way to learn more about aviation. Can be combined with Let's Visit Airbus and/or Les Ailes Anciennes.
- Booking is compulsory on the Manatour website.
- On site, you must present an identity card or passport valid on the day to access the tour.
- Luggage storage is available at the Aeroscopia Museum reception desk.
- The ‘La Ferme de Pinot’ restaurant is open for lunch.
The ‘Airbus A350’ tour is a unique opportunity to discover the latest generation of Airbus aircraft. A presentation of the history of aviation in Toulouse is on offer, as well as a bus tour of the 700 hectares of Airbus infrastructure. There's also a stopover at the A350XWB assembly line lookout, with a detailed presentation of the production process.
On the ‘Airbus A321’ tour, explore the leading aerospace company's state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy a unique panoramic view of the assembly line, where you can observe the processes involved in assembling the wings and fuselage of the latest addition to the Airbus family, right through to the cabin fittings. Back at the museum, climb aboard Airbus' latest-generation military aircraft, the A400M.
During the ‘Airbus Kids’ tour, the mysteries of aviation are explained to 6/12 year-olds by answering questions such as: ‘Do you know how a plane flies? Children can discover that an Airbus assembly line is like a giant international jigsaw puzzle. They can also experience what it's like to climb aboard the A400M.
Good to know:
- A visit to the Aeroscopia museum is a great way to learn more about aviation. Can be combined with Let's Visit Airbus and/or Les Ailes Anciennes.
- Booking is compulsory on the Manatour website.
- On site, you must present an identity card or passport valid on the day to access the tour.
- Luggage storage is available at the Aeroscopia Museum reception desk.
- The ‘La Ferme de Pinot’ restaurant is open for lunch.
Horaires
On school holidays, from Monday to Saturday (booking required). The rest of the year, scheduled visits, except on Sundays (booking required).
Contact
www.manatour.fr/airbus
05 34 39 42 00
let's Visit Airbus
The Ville Rose is the world capital of aeronautics and the birthplace of the flagship Airbus. Embark on a unique visit and discover the incredible assembly line of the A350!
Let's Visit Airbus invites you to enter the sites, which are home to almost 20,000 employees every day, via three different tour routes: the ‘Airbus A350’ tour, the ‘Airbus A321’ tour and the ‘Airbus Kids’ tour.
The ‘Airbus A350’ tour is a unique opportunity to discover the latest generation of Airbus aircraft. A presentation of the history of aviation in Toulouse is on offer, as well as a bus tour of the 700 hectares of Airbus infrastructure. There's also a stopover at the A350XWB assembly line lookout, with a detailed presentation of the production process.
On the ‘Airbus A321’ tour, explore the leading aerospace company's state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy a unique panoramic view of the assembly line, where you can observe the processes involved in assembling the wings and fuselage of the latest addition to the Airbus family, right through to the cabin fittings. Back at the museum, climb aboard Airbus' latest-generation military aircraft, the A400M.
During the ‘Airbus Kids’ tour, the mysteries of aviation are explained to 6/12 year-olds by answering questions such as: ‘Do you know how a plane flies? Children can discover that an Airbus assembly line is like a giant international jigsaw puzzle. They can also experience what it's like to climb aboard the A400M.
Good to know:
- A visit to the Aeroscopia museum is a great way to learn more about aviation. Can be combined with Let's Visit Airbus and/or Les Ailes Anciennes.
- Booking is compulsory on the Manatour website.
- On site, you must present an identity card or passport valid on the day to access the tour.
- Luggage storage is available at the Aeroscopia Museum reception desk.
- The ‘La Ferme de Pinot’ restaurant is open for lunch.
The ‘Airbus A350’ tour is a unique opportunity to discover the latest generation of Airbus aircraft. A presentation of the history of aviation in Toulouse is on offer, as well as a bus tour of the 700 hectares of Airbus infrastructure. There's also a stopover at the A350XWB assembly line lookout, with a detailed presentation of the production process.
On the ‘Airbus A321’ tour, explore the leading aerospace company's state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy a unique panoramic view of the assembly line, where you can observe the processes involved in assembling the wings and fuselage of the latest addition to the Airbus family, right through to the cabin fittings. Back at the museum, climb aboard Airbus' latest-generation military aircraft, the A400M.
During the ‘Airbus Kids’ tour, the mysteries of aviation are explained to 6/12 year-olds by answering questions such as: ‘Do you know how a plane flies? Children can discover that an Airbus assembly line is like a giant international jigsaw puzzle. They can also experience what it's like to climb aboard the A400M.
Good to know:
- A visit to the Aeroscopia museum is a great way to learn more about aviation. Can be combined with Let's Visit Airbus and/or Les Ailes Anciennes.
- Booking is compulsory on the Manatour website.
- On site, you must present an identity card or passport valid on the day to access the tour.
- Luggage storage is available at the Aeroscopia Museum reception desk.
- The ‘La Ferme de Pinot’ restaurant is open for lunch.