Power tongue jacks should be standard on every Airstream for what they cost

Well that’s the first airstream I truly didn’t want !

😂 $80,000 and a manual awning that sounds like it's already going to break?

I understand they're trying to cut down the weight, but NOT having panoramic windows is a huge mistake.  That's the beauty of an airstream and the #1 reason we bought.  The price is also a bit ridiculous for such a small unit.

Flying Cloud 19cb owner and I love this new design. The focus on weight savings and clever storage under the bed, a nicely functional bath… v berth, no roof ac to make it lower and more streamlined … the new pass through windows, love it. I think it’s a no brainer for those of us that want quality but not an overly complex camper with an abundance if expensive failure points for long term ownership. Doubling down on AS heritage and travel themed focus. Awesome

Always love when a new model comes out! Personally, I would have preferred panoramic windows by the dining area and a much larger sink. Am I alone in thinking this?

I love that someone at Airstream with legs has finally sat on their toilets! This bathroom is a really great functional use of space. The angled toilet might look odd at first, but it’s maybe the most functional decision in this trailer.

Nice it has a dry bath in a small trailer

Dual pane windows...FINALLY!!!

ps ... Patrick, nobody comes close to you when it comes to Airstream presentations. Well done.

I fully understand that Airstream is well built, and likely the best built... but the prices of these things are INSANE. Absolute batcrap crazy. Bonkers. Nuts. Cuckoo.

nice! I missed where that AC unit was other than under the bed. It is nice to see they are doing some R & D in something smaller than 28'

$78,000 - No. That's crazy expensive.  Go get a Rockwood 25 ft Mini Lite. More trailer with better features for half the money.

love the diner table setup

9:23.  Inside tour starts.

Another great video from the absolute best in the business. I actually enjoy reading travel trailer review comments — especially the critical ones. Everyone has their own personal preferences, and the “perfect” travel trailer looks different depending on how you plan to use it. Not every trailer is designed for every buyer.

This new World Traveler 22RB seems to hit some very nice sweet spots: aircraft-inspired construction, lightweight design (under 5,000 lbs with around a 500 lb hitch weight — which opens the door to a lot more tow vehicles), four-season capability, excellent battery/solar capability, and a very manageable size at roughly 7'6" wide and 21' long.

Personally, I value simplicity and reliability. I actually prefer fewer complex electrical systems like power awnings, slides, and other features that can become future maintenance issues. Sometimes less really is more.

Yes, Airstreams are expensive. The upfront cost is definitely higher, but part of what you’re paying for is build quality, durability, long-term reliability, and much stronger resale value. There are certainly cheaper trailers with more features on paper, but many won’t have the same lifespan, may require more repairs over time, and often depreciate much faster.

At the end of the day, you generally get what you pay for. If this style of trailer fits your priorities, it’s a great option. If it doesn’t, that’s completely fine too — there are plenty of choices out there. That’s what makes RV ownership interesting.

The wedge shape bed cushions were a smart idea.

The painted walls are a nice background for decorating. Nice colors overall.

So happy about this airstream! I think this is airstreams best trailer yet! Perfect small family trailer! Thank you for sharing!

I know that airstream’s seem expensive, but I promise you it’s worth it. We’ve had ours for years and it doesn’t age the same way as all of our friends RVs. But no need to buy new. You can find good quality used ons for a lot less.