Airbus plans to put sleeping cabins in cargo holds by 2020

The video discusses the development of modular compartments for A330 wide-body planes by 2020. These compartments, which include sleeping areas, meeting rooms, lounges, and children's play areas, can be booked by passengers and fit into the cargo hold like traditional cargo. The modular pods can be removed and changed in about a day, with three or four cabins fitting into an aircraft depending on the model.

What is the primary goal for the A330 wide-body planes by 2020?

• To increase passenger capacity

• To develop modular compartments

• To reduce noise pollution

• To improve fuel efficiency

Which of the following is NOT a type of compartment available for booking?

• Sleeping compartments

• Meeting rooms

• Children's play areas

• Swimming pools

How are the modular compartments designed to fit into the aircraft?

• As part of the main cabin

• In the cargo hold like traditional cargo

• Attached to the wings

• In the cockpit area

How long does it take to change the modular compartments?

• A month

• A week

• About a day

• A few hours

Depending on the model, how many cabins can fit into an A330 aircraft?

• Seven or eight

• Five or six

• Three or four

• One or two