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In aviation, the strangest-looking cargo planes aren’t design mistakes — they’re a $3B solution to one brutal problem: keeping aircraft factories on schedule.

In this video, we break down the real logistics reason Boeing and Airbus invested billions into aircraft like the Dreamlifter and the Beluga/BelugaXL — planes built around the cargo, not around beauty.

You’ll see why the issue was never “weight”… it was shape, volume, doors, and timing:
• Why aircraft parts are too awkward for normal freighters
• Why ships and trucks can’t guarantee the rhythm a final assembly line needs
• Why “just rent a big transport plane” fails when production depends on daily certainty
• How these aircraft act like a pipeline for giant parts — delivering stability, not profit
• Why in aerospace manufacturing, predictability beats perfect-on-paper efficiency

Because in this industry, beauty is a bonus — delivery is the law.

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