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For decades, the Boeing 737 was the undisputed king of the skies — until now
The Airbus A320 has officially taken the lead as the world’s most purchased aircraft
With innovative technology, fuel efficiency, and rising global demand, the A320 has dethroned Boeing's iconic jet
But it wasn’t just Airbus’s rise that changed the game — Boeing’s 737 Max disasters played a huge role
Find out why the skies have a new ruler in this 1-minute breakdown :airplane:
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00:00For over 50 years, one plane ruled the skies, but not anymore.
00:04The Boeing 737 just lost its crown.
00:07And here's who took it.
00:08Since the 1960s, millions have flown on the Boeing 737.
00:12It was the go-to jet for short trips and family holidays.
00:16But now, the Airbus A320 has officially taken over.
00:20Aviation experts say over 12 Ploy2-60 A320s have been bought.
00:24That's one more than the 737, ending its decades-long reign.
00:28So what made the A320 fly ahead?
00:31It launched in 1987 with cutting-edge fly-by-wire tech.
00:34In 2014, the A320neo arrived, burning 15% less fuel.
00:40But Boeing's setbacks played a big part, too.
00:42The 737 MAX was involved in deadly crashes in 2018 and 2019.
00:48More recently, in 2024, a door plug blew out mid-air.
00:52Confidence in the 737 took a serious hit,
00:54while Airbus kept delivering planes and orders kept rising.
00:59Now, the A320 isn't just flying.
01:01It's soaring past Boeing's legendary jet.
01:04After decades at the top, the 737 has been overtaken.
01:08Is Airbus now the new king of the skies?
01:10Now, you can pick up the same boat side with these tiles under adequ scrutiny.
01:11Or, you can pick up the boat area with air surface,
01:18like, 20,000-
01:26Soaring it.
01:26It's now supposed to be quite impressive.
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