Manatour - Let's visit Airbus

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.

Amazing experience even you can't enter to the factory as Boeing in Seattle but it's nice to see all the "big boys" of Airbus that usually we are not allowed to come close by.

My first time to see Concord too. Always hope they can bring back so I can fly to Australia 2x times faster :)))

Speechless too touch a real A380 too. Highly recommended to visit especially for someone has a huge passion with aircrafts.

We booked our trip to Toulouse specifically to join the Airbus tour and we were not disappointed at all - every aspect was excellent and we thoroughly enjoyed it. Our guide was fantastic - very friendly and knowledgable. The staff at the Aeroscopia museum were also very friendly and the trip was managed smoothy and efficiently from start to finish. We visited the museum at the end of our Airbus tour too and the information, displays and selection of planes we could go on was excellent. We really recommend this tour and thank you again to all staff involved for making our experience so memorable!

We came on this guided tour as it is something I have wanted to do since I was a young boy.

The tour and guide were fantastic and extremely knowledgeable. It was great to get a behind the scenes look!

I highly recommend this trip for anyone with an interest in aviation.

We used public transport, bus no 70 from the city and the tram back. Very easy and very cheap. Well worth a visit to Jo & Angies Restaurant after the tour if your in the area!

Great museum to learn about the French aviation. Greatly recommend to all. All texts are only in French and limited English. Going to the old planes exhibit under the open sky is not worth it as to me.

Well Guys, if you stay in Toulouse, I will suggest to consider visit at Airbus.
The proximity of the Airbus is reminiscent of the amazing silhouette of Beluga, flying from time to time in the sky of Toulouse. I believe many of you know that these aircraft were specially designed to deliver volumetric components to the A380.
In my case it was much more easily, because visit at Airbus A380 Final Assembly Line was part of Supplier forum I participated, so there were no questions how to get there. I just can say this is not far from city.
As I understood, apart with museum you can purchase tour at Airbus A380 Final Assembly Line. It is impossible to remain indifferent next to this miracle of aircraft construction.This is guided tour and I really enjoined.
In addition, you will have opportunity to purchase memories about this place in a local shop. A various souvenirs, from key holders to plane models and posters,- even though not too cheap , I promise you will wait in line to pay for your purchasing.

Very nice museum showing history of aviation, how mankind's efforts over centuries lead to current state of aviation industry etc. Quite a few models of Airbus are on display there which you can watch closely and can take photographs of

Although I think it’s not worth the price, I can’t say no to Airbus…

Great tour if you love Airbus - bus takes you all around the facilities of Airbus Factory and at the end you climb up to platform on FAL of A350. Perfect for avgeeks ;)

Exciting place to visit in France, it's better if you have 01-02 full day to explore & learn something in real...

My son is really into aviation and airplanes. We flew to Toulouse from the US in order to visit Airbus on my son's birthday. He was ecstatic! This place is a must see for all aviation enthusiasts. Thank you for providing great services for visitors.

Great place to visit for all aviation enthusiasts, gives you proud feeling to know about our pioneers ancestors and their achievements.

I did not do much research on what Airbus tours are available, but I think this is pretty it. First you see some footage of the A380 maiden flight, than you are taken to the final assembly building inside the Airbus site. There you get some info on where various parts assembled and the logistical details how all of them get to Toulouse. Next you are taken up where you see down to the final assembly line. Since the A380 production was reduced the plant right in front of us was a A350. You see some videos of the assembly. Finally you watch from a balcony over the site where you see other parked A380s and A350s. We had seen the prototype A380 parked there another being pushed out from the painting building, Airbus livery A330 landing and Beluga XL in the distance which had maiden flight the same day. Finally you can go into the haul of the A400M military transport. Of course no photography throughout the tour inside the Airbus facility. The A400M was parked in the museum next door (from which the tour starts from), photos were allowef there.

Very interesting and informational museum! Recommend 👍🏻

Huge headquarter and assembly line for Europe's largest aircraft manufacturer.

Great experience for all the aviation lovers. And not only Awesome overview of how the planes are made and put together. Very interesting. Shame you cannot actually enter the manufacturing area!

A great museum and great tours for a very fair price, if you are interested in aviation. The guides have a huge background knowledge and the tour is a bit nerdy, which is great for fans. Also the shop is pretty insane and has one of the best customer supports I've ever seen. I will definitely will come back some day!

Great tour , good tour guide he had a lot of experience and knowledge. We did the a350 tour that brought us up to the final assembly line.

I did a tour (September 2022) of the Paris Opera House using Manatour. Rita was our guide and it was one of the best tours that I have ever taken. She knew the history of France, Paris, and the Opera House and presented it in the most understandable and engaging manner. She was concerned with her group and made us all feel welcome. If you take this tour, schedule with Rita.

We had a nice guide and the tour was really interesting! You will see the soon to be delivered aircrafts and the testing hall of the A380. Impressive! It was really interesting to hear about the challenges when building this huge plane.
Students pay 20€ for the museum and tour - 13€ for tour only.