or if any of the technology fails and someone fails to notice in time. Look at what happened in Tenerife - they didn't have the technology we have in Heathrow today and overlapping radio calls cost the lives 583 people. The chaos that can be caused by not having the working technology to be assured of where every plane is and what it's doing is massive. I have so much respect for ATC staff that are able to stay calm and alert with all that responsibility weighing on them and keep people safe.
It never ceases to amaze as to *WHY* some *already* checked-in passengers do not *pay* *attention* to their flights or risk losing it! The cost of tickets alone‼️💸🤯
When i travelled from Cyprus back home to Denmark, they boarded half an hour early, and when we were supposed to board, the gate was about to close and we were 30 seconds from not being allowed to go on
I've only had near missed, but mostly due to exhaustion. Several long flights, maybe several a week for months in a row and there is always a moment you feel too relaxed in a lounge which often don't have clocks.
Big respect for each and every worker, they all play a crucial role in making everything work together. Its like a confusing orchestra, that just miraculously jives together.
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30:45 Aw she's so sweet she's literally like my mum 😭 I'm pretty certain she didn't want to go to the hotel because she's not comfortable travelling alone and navigating. And pretty certain she didn't fully understand the friendly staff dude but went with it because he's staff and she feels it needs to be done. Hopefully she had a better night than staying at the airport.
Also the man was saying go to a hotel. He did NOT say you will haev the money refunded. He just said you could try to make a claim - that is a huge risk then for anyone booking a hotel. Much safer and cheaper to sleep at the airport unless the air link books and pays for your room in advance
I don't get people who don't go to the boarding gate. Your boarding pass literally tells you what time you need to be there. Manage your time and don't wander around duty free and not take notice of the time
@@boii8162 maybe, but, you would check the board and realise there is no such flight. Furthermore, checking in at the desk/dropping your bag off normally reinforces the information on when your flight is due to board and then when it is due to depart. It's not difficult.
Frankly, they don't actually care whether you personally get on the flight; the problem is your bags are now in the hold and have to be located and removed due to the terrorist potential.
@@lincolnengland5005 I think it's more about the issue of flying away to a different country with someone's bags, presumably they've been checked over at security already
@@jonashemmersam4294 If someone forgot to board their flight after going through security and dropping their luggage off, having seen their plane tickets and the flight info enough times to remember their boarding time, I wouldn't care about their luggage. They can get it back in a few days/a week like ppl whose luggage gets accidentally mixed up. A friend of mine travelled transatlantic with their dog in the cargo and the doggo took a detour on accident to Germany before arriving on the destination. Staff weren't as concerned about getting him to his owner as safely as these guys looked for the late passenger's bag to get it back to him.
@@fanni24it’s not about caring about them getting their luggage back, it’s a security issue. They can’t take off with checked in luggage but without its owning passenger.
Hoping we will get more than just series 2! This show seriously made me feel less trapped after having not left my tiny hometown for more than a decade (especially so at the start of COVID lockdowns). Missed it dearly after most episodes were deleted off RUclips and future series became harder to find as it got more popular. Was devastated even though I understand the copyright and licensing issues.
If you are suffering from withdrawal symptoms because of not being able to watch the videos.... then do not hesitate to contact the emergency services, or go to your nearest A&E facility. Can't imagine how experiencing devastation can be detrimental to your health. I hope this channel has plenty more episodes available to upload and as a result brings comfort to your priceless existence!
Those two dogs towards the end of the video, who were passed to legally enter the country, almost brought a tear to my eye. Their owner was just overwhelmed. Such a beautiful ending!!!
I was interested in her back story. She had a non British mother. She perhaps (I am guessing) had had a relationship break up in Kenya. I wonder who won the dogs on the divorce?
This is first time I have watched something like this and I can say I loved it. Each part was full of entertainment and information. Now I have lot more respect to these staffs who are real heroes, keeping world moving without getting noticed. Thanks to all including those who brought this beautiful documentary to us😊.
I was moved by the kindness shown to the Sardar by the security. It's heartwarming to witness the comfort language can provide in a foreign land. Speaking of comfort, have you tried Express Parking? The ease it brings to travel is equally heartening. Cheers to kindness and convenience!
I had an incident a few years ago when I arrived at the boarding gate only to be told that the gate had already closed and I would be unable to board. The gate agent basically berated me for not arriving on time to catch my flight. I explained that this was my connecting flight and the flight I had arrived on had taken off late. It didn't take her long to change her tone and I ended up actually making the flight. It's not always the passengers fault.
I had a very similar experience. Thankfully no-one shouted at me. I was late for my connecting flight because the flight from Heathrow to Tokyo (via Munich) was late arriving to Heathrow. It was then further delayed at Munich because the gate that the flight was directed to was occupied by another aircraft. The captain announced to all of us "I... I have no words!". So as you quite rightly say, not always the passengers fault.
Yes this is real fact. I lived in London 22 years ago. When I looked in the sky towards Heathrow there were always at least a few aeroplanes circling waiting for their turn to land.
My thoughts exactly. I wonder why Demi doesn't apply for manager. Callum needs some more experience to become that. Don't know how he'd've made it without Demi
I do love watching all the programs which is related with Heathrow. And It’s so amazing these guys the great job they are doing and also it’s very exciting to work at the Heathrow Airport. I loved it been working at Heathrow about nearly 20 years, and left in 2020 because of the corona virus. And every single day you meet so many people and different culture which is makes more excited.👏👏👏👏😊
I love when the Engineers fix the belt which when you think about it, they have a major role, without them Millions of pounds would be lost. "Not all heors wear capes"
if there's one thing i've learned from this show, it's don't mess with the British's sacred queueing. this is half joking, i know it's not sacred, but the insane way they manage people into queues and the way they treat pushing in so seriously. it's amazing
@@deyanik5271 The lesson is do not queue jump , everyone else respects the others in front so why should a person be able to think they have the right to just go to the front of the queue
Absolutely. We are rule followers. Even the non British official who was negotiating down the charges for excess baggage appalled me - you have a rule, you stick to it (but if you are Pakistani I suppose is the answer)
@leebeng5588 It is also a great place to be stranded when weather goes bonkers. I'm a frequent flyer so I've been to countless airports. Heathrow and Heathrow are my favourites. Snow falls. We can't stop it. Sometimes it turns into a blizzard, without warning. That happened when I went to check-in at Heathrow. I spent 30 hours there before finally flying out. Many people went crazy. The shouting was constant. I didn't. As the hours passed, I enjoyed a lovely meal and sought out a place to sleep. The disabled section saved me. There were many unoccupied wheelchairs and blankets. I slept really well and had a lovely breakfast. I bought a book and read it in the waiting area. I got on a flight that night and arrived at my destination in good spirits. I've noticed that kindness and respect will get you anywhere.
I like watching Ian looking after the runways. In the series where he was being trained , Ian looked more in charge than his boss who lacked personality in the show during their ride in the pick up truck. Think his boss knew that Ian looked more authoritative with his moustache and interesting character and his boss was probably a little jealous at this.
Absolutely fascinating episode! 'Heathrow: Britain's Busiest Airport' continues to provide an incredible insight into the complexities and dynamics of such a bustling hub. From the behind-the-scenes operations to the personal stories of travelers, every aspect is captivating.
If you purchase a flight ticket, it's best to go to the area where you can board your flight, preferably long before it takes off. Just a suggestion. 😄
They had to come take us out of a line that was so long that we were sure we'd miss our flight. We stood in that line for nearly 2 hours before the airline agent came looking for us. Sometimes it's not the passengers fault.
40:05 I loved it when he says I joined in at 17 and now I am 64. That's how people should have employment but there should necessarily be flat 4 months off every year, which he didn't get and that's why didn't travel or enjoy life !
People wouldn't stress or have anxiety about paying bills or losing their job if everyone had security like that. You could simply manage your money better and live within your means.
he probably did need to go at times but had to sacrifice it to not get caught. i think something like the accident, which was much more severe, propelled him to go to the hospital
Some of us are just lucky. I have needed a doctor for about 10 minutes in 15 years here in the UK - I call them my £100,000 appointments as I pay vast amounts of UK tax, 20% goes on our free health care and I never need it.
Its the guy at 37:00 that spends 14x more on air travel whilst no doubt the lower downs in his company don't get cost of living rises. I don't know what his job is, but I do also wonder if he's heard of Zoom.
When my mother died in the UK I used to fly within the UK as I was so busy with work and small children a flight to the house for the day was the only option to clear all her stuff. Anyway one day I came back just with hand luggage and I had her tools - really lovely brand new hammers etc. I still wish I had not had them taken from me and I had no hold luggage so they would just have gone in the bin, such a waste,
Passenger - "we have been standing here for hours like, they treat dogs better then they treat us Me - " that's because dogs are better....have a lovely flight"
Callum is 22 and terminal manager. Wow when I was 22 I was still a child, where will Callum be in 10-20 years I wonder? I think kids grow yp quicker nowadays.
Same. I have a 19 year old colleague. We both do the same entry level job, but I can see him going far. Such a sweet and mature guy (can't say the same for our 34 year old colleague)
You have to pay more for longer flights, you pay more for each seat you use, you have to pay extra to sit in a different class cabin and you have a baggage weight allowance, if you want to take more luggage you pay extra. It’s amazing that some people need this explained to them.
Not quite- you pay more for it to go into the hold rather than overhead. Going into the hold means more weight than accounted for, meaning extra fuel, meaning extra charge.
Maybe the fella booked that flight as a decoy so he could send the old bill on a wild goose chase but was actually getting a ferry to some place else!!
I know this reference will be lost on anyone who’s not seen the Just James Heathrow video, but: “More people fly out of Heathrow *with dismembered limbs* than any other airport in the world” 😂😂😂
Can we have the last episode of Airline S3 any time soon. it's a bit of a pain having to wait half a month just to finish the series. since you uploaded episodes 1 - 4 very quickly made us wait 5 - 7 for nearly a month and now Episode 8 still isn't up. would prefer if we just got the whole of a series up.
@@danielledewitt1 excuse me, how is it being inpatient when they break a series up half way through. Alot of people watch this series and it's just off putting having to wait for months at a time. It would probably retain more viewers if they just uploaded complete series then up load other things.
@@danielledewitt1 I know what it means. I was voicing my opinion which 13 others agree with me. Instead of be smart with me why don't you just enjoy your program.
I think you will find most business and 1st class travellers are not on holiday. A meeting after a long flight is impossible after an economy flight. Those lounges are a godsend. Cost does not come into it.
Just curious, doesn’t the wheels-up departure create wake turbulence for any aircraft that is cleared off if it’s a small one ? Like B777 departing after A380 or A320 departing post A380 or B787?
All airliners are classified as “Large”. There needs to be a min. of 3 minutes separation between a large plane and a small or a medium one. I believe there is 1-2 min separation between large planes as well. On airports like Heathrow it’s achieved through the use of multiple runways. Though isn’t always possible since larger planes like a fully loaded A380 create turbulence so strong, wide and persistent that it affects planes departing on parallel runways as well.
@@DodInTheSky Not quite. A380 is classed as a 'super', twin-aisled airliners (eg. 747, 787, 777, A350) are classed as 'heavy' and single-ailsed (eg A320, 737) are 'medium'. Medium behind a heavy needs 2 minutes, heavy behind a super needs 2 minutes, medium behind a super needs 3 mins. 2 mediums doesn't need anything, nor does 2 supers. In addition to the above, if the departure's initial route turns the same way as the one ahead, you also need 2 mins spacing. At Heathrow they shuffle the departure order taking into account the pairs of aircraft wake turbulance category and turn after departure to get the most efficient amount airborne in the least amount of time. They also only use one runway for departures and one for arrivals (only 2 runways) and they are far enough apart that the wake turbulance from one doesn't affect the other.
@@DodInTheSky um, that's not true. Something like a twin otter is under "light", A320 is "medium", B777 is "heavy" and A380 is "super". As for seperation on the same, intersecting or parallel runways that are too close, it's at least 2 minutes and can be upto 4 minutes for a light following a super (and it does happen, see EGPF with GA/Twotter and A380). Of course, if we're talking about approaches then it changes to distance instead of timing. A light following a super requires 8nmi of spacing and it goes downward from there.
Hi, our stories,,, i like a lot a video you are posting for,,, im hope so there is would have another episode maybe like goes to s2 eps 4 etc, thanks Gbu 🤗
‘It’s very dangerous to have extra baggage onboard as it could fall and hit somebody... but don’t worry pay us £30 and it’s all okay’ 😂
I'm pretty sure the extra bags are stowed away where they can't hit anyone...
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idk why but the security being so kind to the sardar warmed my heart.. to see the comfort your language can bring to you in a foreign land
Guy saw 14:55 and thought it was 4:55 I reckon 🤣🤣
ATC is such a huge responsibility, one mistake could be devastating, so much respect for them and their focus under constant pressure
or if any of the technology fails and someone fails to notice in time. Look at what happened in Tenerife - they didn't have the technology we have in Heathrow today and overlapping radio calls cost the lives 583 people. The chaos that can be caused by not having the working technology to be assured of where every plane is and what it's doing is massive.
I have so much respect for ATC staff that are able to stay calm and alert with all that responsibility weighing on them and keep people safe.
@@rempanda What is ATC stand for?
@@originalunoriginal4055 Air Traffic Control.
Very True, Indeed
I got to go up in the tower of an international airport last year, really interesting to see how well they can multitask
“You’re wanted for serious assault mate. Mate, you’re under arrest.” Has to be the most British sentence ever
"No no sir, I rest on plane. Not now. Thank you."
I doubt it.
@@justinsmith4562 Okay.
Then "realeased without charge"....
What has our policing come to
I was waiting for the apology lol
It never ceases to amaze as to *WHY* some *already* checked-in passengers do not *pay* *attention* to their flights or risk losing it! The cost of tickets alone‼️💸🤯
I think it's usually human error, i.e. that they misremembered the time, just like this guy travelling to Pakistan.
When i travelled from Cyprus back home to Denmark, they boarded half an hour early, and when we were supposed to board, the gate was about to close and we were 30 seconds from not being allowed to go on
@@jonastoftdalkonarski7533 that's why you're supposed to go to your gate and not hang around anywhere else
I've only had near missed, but mostly due to exhaustion. Several long flights, maybe several a week for months in a row and there is always a moment you feel too relaxed in a lounge which often don't have clocks.
Last minute bathroom issues maybe.
Why not make a phone call rather than search through all the baggage. Save some money. They do it in India.
3:50 it’s soo cute how the lady went on the scale herself instead of placing her bag 😂😂
its even funier that she is british citizen cant understand a simple command in english
@@Aresindian maybe she misheard???? She might have bad hearing!
hahahaha
@@Aresindian she couldnt speak english lol what do u expect
@@NEWBOTANICA than explain me that how can she hold british passport without the knowledge of english
Big respect for each and every worker, they all play a crucial role in making everything work together. Its like a confusing orchestra, that just miraculously jives together.
Peace be with you 💚
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30:45 Aw she's so sweet she's literally like my mum 😭 I'm pretty certain she didn't want to go to the hotel because she's not comfortable travelling alone and navigating. And pretty certain she didn't fully understand the friendly staff dude but went with it because he's staff and she feels it needs to be done. Hopefully she had a better night than staying at the airport.
Also the man was saying go to a hotel. He did NOT say you will haev the money refunded. He just said you could try to make a claim - that is a huge risk then for anyone booking a hotel. Much safer and cheaper to sleep at the airport unless the air link books and pays for your room in advance
I don't get people who don't go to the boarding gate. Your boarding pass literally tells you what time you need to be there. Manage your time and don't wander around duty free and not take notice of the time
It's because there will always be a small percentage of people who are complete and utter morons.
The world is full of imbeciles
Not only that but he thought his flight was at 5pm for some bizarre reason.
@@ukmaxi maybe he read 14:55 as 4:55pm? 😭
@@boii8162 maybe, but, you would check the board and realise there is no such flight. Furthermore, checking in at the desk/dropping your bag off normally reinforces the information on when your flight is due to board and then when it is due to depart. It's not difficult.
I do like how they keep track on who has to board still, instead of leaving them behind.
Frankly, they don't actually care whether you personally get on the flight; the problem is your bags are now in the hold and have to be located and removed due to the terrorist potential.
@@lincolnengland5005 I think it's more about the issue of flying away to a different country with someone's bags, presumably they've been checked over at security already
@@jonashemmersam4294 its the lew
@@jonashemmersam4294 If someone forgot to board their flight after going through security and dropping their luggage off, having seen their plane tickets and the flight info enough times to remember their boarding time, I wouldn't care about their luggage. They can get it back in a few days/a week like ppl whose luggage gets accidentally mixed up. A friend of mine travelled transatlantic with their dog in the cargo and the doggo took a detour on accident to Germany before arriving on the destination. Staff weren't as concerned about getting him to his owner as safely as these guys looked for the late passenger's bag to get it back to him.
@@fanni24it’s not about caring about them getting their luggage back, it’s a security issue. They can’t take off with checked in luggage but without its owning passenger.
Staff: The flight left two hours ago.
Man: You mean, the plane is gone?!
Um, yes...TWO HOURS AGO.
Love these Airport shows.Glad they are back.
This is from 2016
You must also see the Dubai airport documentary. It's amazing like how they manage to run one of the busiest airports of times.
@@samslo4837 I think they're referring to Airline from the late 90s, filmed nearly 20 years prior to this
Hoping we will get more than just series 2! This show seriously made me feel less trapped after having not left my tiny hometown for more than a decade (especially so at the start of COVID lockdowns). Missed it dearly after most episodes were deleted off RUclips and future series became harder to find as it got more popular. Was devastated even though I understand the copyright and licensing issues.
Yep
I've been there the staff are really great and helped full
I hope you are okay ❤
If you are suffering from withdrawal symptoms because of not being able to watch the videos.... then do not hesitate to contact the emergency services, or go to your nearest A&E facility.
Can't imagine how experiencing devastation can be detrimental to your health. I hope this channel has plenty more episodes available to upload and as a result brings comfort to your priceless existence!
@@originalunoriginal4055 if you're gonna be nasty just keep it to yourself
Those two dogs towards the end of the video, who were passed to legally enter the country, almost brought a tear to my eye. Their owner was just overwhelmed. Such a beautiful ending!!!
She cared for them and had vaccines up to date bless.. they need to do that to all the immigrants who try and sneak in.
I was interested in her back story. She had a non British mother. She perhaps (I am guessing) had had a relationship break up in Kenya. I wonder who won the dogs on the divorce?
This is first time I have watched something like this and I can say I loved it. Each part was full of entertainment and information. Now I have lot more respect to these staffs who are real heroes, keeping world moving without getting noticed. Thanks to all including those who brought this beautiful documentary to us😊.
what lesson can you learn from this video case?
You must take a look at the new airport in Istanbul. Ultra modern and efficient .
I was moved by the kindness shown to the Sardar by the security. It's heartwarming to witness the comfort language can provide in a foreign land. Speaking of comfort, have you tried Express Parking? The ease it brings to travel is equally heartening. Cheers to kindness and convenience!
"If Heathrow sneezes, the rest of Europe and the world catches a cold..." - hits different after COVID.
nah not really
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Not really
Lol maybe not 😂
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I had an incident a few years ago when I arrived at the boarding gate only to be told that the gate had already closed and I would be unable to board. The gate agent basically berated me for not arriving on time to catch my flight. I explained that this was my connecting flight and the flight I had arrived on had taken off late. It didn't take her long to change her tone and I ended up actually making the flight. It's not always the passengers fault.
The delayed flight wasn't her fault either.
@@vodaredhill1704 ....but as the airport staff ...please ask the right questions first ....be nice to your client .....
I had a very similar experience. Thankfully no-one shouted at me. I was late for my connecting flight because the flight from Heathrow to Tokyo (via Munich) was late arriving to Heathrow. It was then further delayed at Munich because the gate that the flight was directed to was occupied by another aircraft. The captain announced to all of us "I... I have no words!". So as you quite rightly say, not always the passengers fault.
It’s not their fault either your can’t expect them to wait for you
@@jamilatanbinselamathardajo2626 still what do you want them to do turn the plane around for you?
Yes this is real fact. I lived in London 22 years ago. When I looked in the sky towards Heathrow there were always at least a few aeroplanes circling waiting for their turn to land.
I live under the flight path. In the pandemic (no flights) it was a different world!
The sense of achievement on Callum’s face is priceless
But Demi did most of the work!
Callum at 22 is way too young to be managing anything, especially 2 airport terminals. Thank goodness for Demi, who should be the manager IMHO.
@@SuzyQ334 Demi should be the manager, you are right
My thoughts exactly. I wonder why Demi doesn't apply for manager. Callum needs some more experience to become that. Don't know how he'd've made it without Demi
I loooove this show!
Just great to see all the behind the scenes of such a busy airport!
And huge respect for all the staff.
Everyday Heroes! ❤️
Hello there
What a lovely dude helping people out, warmed my heart, give him a pay rise
I watched the old series a hundred times.Glad there is now new set of the best reality TV show.
08:43 the woes of not knowing the 24hr clock lol
*it's pakistan baby..that's natural....u can't expect much 4m them* 😂😂😂
Im sorry but the lady weighing herself was soooooooo funny 😭😭😭😭💀💀💀
The guy bargaining for Kg allowance in Pakistani international air, is a legend 🤣🤣🤣🤣 all airlines need to have that option!!!
£20 straight into his pocket, on camera too, clever guy :D
What? Regulation of Kg allowance is crucial to ensuring that a plane is at a safe to weight to take off
Nick logde yes he took 20 pound but why he put in his pocket?? Is not bribe ?
I do love watching all the programs which is related with Heathrow. And It’s so amazing these guys the great job they are doing and also it’s very exciting to work at the Heathrow Airport. I loved it been working at Heathrow about nearly 20 years, and left in 2020 because of the corona virus. And every single day you meet so many people and different culture which is makes more excited.👏👏👏👏😊
I love when the Engineers fix the belt which when you think about it, they have a major role, without them Millions of pounds would be lost. "Not all heors wear capes"
Oh man, glad this is in youtube and I can watch it for free.. I love the aviation community and I hope I’ll be a part of it one day..
It still amazes me how aircraft gets off the ground!
if there's one thing i've learned from this show, it's don't mess with the British's sacred queueing.
this is half joking, i know it's not sacred, but the insane way they manage people into queues and the way they treat pushing in so seriously. it's amazing
what lesson can you learn from this video case? please explain
It's defo sacred. Jumping the queue will get you the dirtiest of looks and rightfully so.
@@deyanik5271 The lesson is do not queue jump , everyone else respects the others in front so why should a person be able to think they have the right to just go to the front of the queue
" British's sacred queueing. "
Very true , we don't like it when someone tries pushing to the head of the queue and rightfully so
Absolutely. We are rule followers. Even the non British official who was negotiating down the charges for excess baggage appalled me - you have a rule, you stick to it (but if you are Pakistani I suppose is the answer)
Its back!! My favourite show is back!!!
Thank you!! 👍😅
British people have officially gained my respect. their tone, kindness and attitude are gr8
08.34......the stupidity of human beings never fails to stagger me.......Jeez, he seems amazed the plane has left without him!
Inexperience bro chill
I didn't know they had to remove the bags! Impressive
Yes in case they deliberately had a 💥 in them or were smuggling.
An amazing international airport. The crews and workers were helpful courteous and friendly.
@leebeng5588 It is also a great place to be stranded when weather goes bonkers. I'm a frequent flyer so I've been to countless airports. Heathrow and Heathrow are my favourites.
Snow falls. We can't stop it. Sometimes it turns into a blizzard, without warning. That happened when I went to check-in at Heathrow.
I spent 30 hours there before finally flying out. Many people went crazy. The shouting was constant. I didn't. As the hours passed, I enjoyed a lovely meal and sought out a place to sleep. The disabled section saved me. There were many unoccupied wheelchairs and blankets. I slept really well and had a lovely breakfast. I bought a book and read it in the waiting area. I got on a flight that night and arrived at my destination in good spirits.
I've noticed that kindness and respect will get you anywhere.
Incredible shows - and they are free!
Man took cash without giving a receipt. Cash in pocket course he’s in a happy mood today
the segment on Emirates Business lounge was something special 👌
21:54 that's the most British arrest I've ever seen
Whereas a typical US arrest would have seen heavily militarised cops screaming and shooting.
How on earth can you be a manager in a busy airport at 22yo with only 3 weeks training?
High turnover rates.
I didn’t enjoy when took credit for “managing”, when the other guy clearly did all the heavy lifting
3 weeks training in Heathrow itself. He's had classwork too.
I like watching Ian looking after the runways. In the series where he was being trained , Ian looked more in charge than his boss who lacked personality in the show during their ride in the pick up truck. Think his boss knew that Ian looked more authoritative with his moustache and interesting character and his boss was probably a little jealous at this.
22:20 so all of that for him to walk. Hope they got sued for that.😂
A TREAT TO WATCH! Soo many things happening simultaneously..
Absolutely fascinating episode! 'Heathrow: Britain's Busiest Airport' continues to provide an incredible insight into the complexities and dynamics of such a bustling hub. From the behind-the-scenes operations to the personal stories of travelers, every aspect is captivating.
If you purchase a flight ticket, it's best to go to the area where you can board your flight, preferably long before it takes off. Just a suggestion. 😄
They had to come take us out of a line that was so long that we were sure we'd miss our flight. We stood in that line for nearly 2 hours before the airline agent came looking for us. Sometimes it's not the passengers fault.
@@celticlofts Ah...interesting! 👍🏻
Its like pre school teacher handling kids. 🤣😂
Thanks for more airport episodes
Wow that's really incredible video 📸 so so busy Airport and the service outstanding each one of the staff is appreciated 👍❤
Some people are just too dumb to travel internationally, I've seen so many like that guy who missed the flight during my years as cabin crew.
40:05 I loved it when he says I joined in at 17 and now I am 64. That's how people should have employment but there should necessarily be flat 4 months off every year, which he didn't get and that's why didn't travel or enjoy life !
4 months? That's a third of the year...and how do you know he hasn't travelled and enjoyed his life?
4 months? lol Sign me up!!
People wouldn't stress or have anxiety about paying bills or losing their job if everyone had security like that. You could simply manage your money better and live within your means.
The guy hadnt needed to go the hospital in 10 years I find that quite impressive lol
he probably did need to go at times but had to sacrifice it to not get caught. i think something like the accident, which was much more severe, propelled him to go to the hospital
Some of us are just lucky. I have needed a doctor for about 10 minutes in 15 years here in the UK - I call them my £100,000 appointments as I pay vast amounts of UK tax, 20% goes on our free health care and I never need it.
@@janesmith9024 good for you! Many people do however. 🙄
Its the guy at 37:00 that spends 14x more on air travel whilst no doubt the lower downs in his company don't get cost of living rises. I don't know what his job is, but I do also wonder if he's heard of Zoom.
Uncle took a harmer in his hand laugage 😂
When my mother died in the UK I used to fly within the UK as I was so busy with work and small children a flight to the house for the day was the only option to clear all her stuff. Anyway one day I came back just with hand luggage and I had her tools - really lovely brand new hammers etc. I still wish I had not had them taken from me and I had no hold luggage so they would just have gone in the bin, such a waste,
18:45 The tools will go into the bin....then out the bin and into the staff's bag to take home!
Passenger - "we have been standing here for hours like, they treat dogs better then they treat us
Me - " that's because dogs are better....have a lovely flight"
These entitled americans
13:20 "Not all heroes wear capes" 😂
Some wear high-vis.
But every hero wear clothes
30:00 . That man is so helpful.
Amazing worker, they had energic passion to serve......👍
Only when people make video 😜
The most British humour is littered throughout this entire episode
Yes. I am from the UK and appreciate it too. I also like watching US, Canada , Australian ones - cultural differences between them all.
10 years living as an illegal immigrant & and arrest warrant for GBH and then released without charge..why is the UK such a joke?
I used to watched this before I flew to UK for the first time
The Pakistani guy gets confused with 14:55 hours and 4:55 pm 😂 very intelligent.
It's a silly mistake, but he's not the only one to have made it
And you’re an Indian so out of all things you gonna pick on the Pakistani guy how pathetic are you.
Callum is 22 and terminal manager. Wow when I was 22 I was still a child, where will Callum be in 10-20 years I wonder? I think kids grow yp quicker nowadays.
Same. I have a 19 year old colleague. We both do the same entry level job, but I can see him going far. Such a sweet and mature guy (can't say the same for our 34 year old colleague)
Such hard workers 👏👏
Glad you are back!
Made me smile that due to health and safety, they have a waight limit for overhead lockers. But if you pay extra health and safety doesn't matter 🤣🤣🤣
Yep, money runs the world after all...
You have to pay more for longer flights, you pay more for each seat you use, you have to pay extra to sit in a different class cabin and you have a baggage weight allowance, if you want to take more luggage you pay extra. It’s amazing that some people need this explained to them.
@Kicked in the calf by a cow think you're missing my point 🤣🤣
@@richardgiles2484 i definitely am.
Not quite- you pay more for it to go into the hold rather than overhead. Going into the hold means more weight than accounted for, meaning extra fuel, meaning extra charge.
These guys are awesome.
That PIA guy got his 5 min of fame. “Just because of you, we lost 3,000£”
Even if he was late, the gate agent had no right to make the guy feel more bad then he has already.
Maybe the fella booked that flight as a decoy so he could send the old bill on a wild goose chase but was actually getting a ferry to some place else!!
Considering he got arrested later in the vid i doubt it
@@Unknown_generalY yeah I didn’t watch it til the end and got bored so just made a crazy assumption
I want to be an air traffic controller when I’m older
Absolutely fascinating
18:40 sardarji was about to dismantle the flying plane in mid air
I know this reference will be lost on anyone who’s not seen the Just James Heathrow video, but:
“More people fly out of Heathrow *with dismembered limbs* than any other airport in the world” 😂😂😂
Great work, appriciate all workers accross globe...
The Pakistani woman stood on the luggage scale instead of the luggage 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Yes bcz of weight scale looks like a normal weight scale instead of luggage scale.
Not the brightest culture
Like your Indian aunties don’t do that too Anish stop begging it.
Another great insite to the airport business! 🙂
Just amazing!💯💯
Can we have the last episode of Airline S3 any time soon. it's a bit of a pain having to wait half a month just to finish the series. since you uploaded episodes 1 - 4 very quickly made us wait 5 - 7 for nearly a month and now Episode 8 still isn't up. would prefer if we just got the whole of a series up.
Stop being impatient.
@@danielledewitt1 excuse me, how is it being inpatient when they break a series up half way through. Alot of people watch this series and it's just off putting having to wait for months at a time. It would probably retain more viewers if they just uploaded complete series then up load other things.
@@CONCORDE444 You mean you don’t know what being inpatient means? First sign making demands.
@@danielledewitt1 I know what it means. I was voicing my opinion which 13 others agree with me. Instead of be smart with me why don't you just enjoy your program.
@@CONCORDE444 Only because 13 others are inpatient brats like you.
Really enjoyed my experience enjoy watching these vidoes interesting
I think you will find most business and 1st class travellers are not on holiday.
A meeting after a long flight is impossible after an economy flight. Those lounges are a godsend. Cost does not come into it.
Your bag cannot be over 15Kg for safe reasons. But if you pay we can take a risk.
Not that lady weighing herself... So cute❤😊😂
I'm done... When that woman got on the scales 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
maria is so beautiful, her laughter is so cute
Just curious, doesn’t the wheels-up departure create wake turbulence for any aircraft that is cleared off if it’s a small one ? Like B777 departing after A380 or A320 departing post A380 or B787?
All airliners are classified as “Large”. There needs to be a min. of 3 minutes separation between a large plane and a small or a medium one. I believe there is 1-2 min separation between large planes as well. On airports like Heathrow it’s achieved through the use of multiple runways. Though isn’t always possible since larger planes like a fully loaded A380 create turbulence so strong, wide and persistent that it affects planes departing on parallel runways as well.
@@DodInTheSky Not quite. A380 is classed as a 'super', twin-aisled airliners (eg. 747, 787, 777, A350) are classed as 'heavy' and single-ailsed (eg A320, 737) are 'medium'. Medium behind a heavy needs 2 minutes, heavy behind a super needs 2 minutes, medium behind a super needs 3 mins. 2 mediums doesn't need anything, nor does 2 supers.
In addition to the above, if the departure's initial route turns the same way as the one ahead, you also need 2 mins spacing. At Heathrow they shuffle the departure order taking into account the pairs of aircraft wake turbulance category and turn after departure to get the most efficient amount airborne in the least amount of time.
They also only use one runway for departures and one for arrivals (only 2 runways) and they are far enough apart that the wake turbulance from one doesn't affect the other.
@@DodInTheSky um, that's not true. Something like a twin otter is under "light", A320 is "medium", B777 is "heavy" and A380 is "super".
As for seperation on the same, intersecting or parallel runways that are too close, it's at least 2 minutes and can be upto 4 minutes for a light following a super (and it does happen, see EGPF with GA/Twotter and A380).
Of course, if we're talking about approaches then it changes to distance instead of timing. A light following a super requires 8nmi of spacing and it goes downward from there.
Amazing, I really enjoyed watching this video ❤❤❤
Landing vita, flaps 40 terror ......😂😂😂😂. Amazing video.
Gavin is a legend
Hi, our stories,,, i like a lot a video you are posting for,,, im hope so there is would have another episode maybe like goes to s2 eps 4 etc, thanks
Gbu 🤗
Thats a big role for that lad (young mr potter 😅)! Well done to him
Yes, I wonder if he just finished university so was a graduate job or worked his way up through a different career.
That member of staff at 4:00
Phwoarrr 🥰
I have traveled to several countries and I always carry my carry-on with me. Do not try to add an extra suitcase unless you really need to.
GREAT DOCUMENTARY
Saving the flying public by confiscating the kid's nerf gun
thankyou for showing great respect for an Indian women its realy very kind of you sir
9:00 don’t think the guy cared much about airlines losing 3-4000 pounds.
Thank you very much for the friendship ❤
Bruh when he took out the drill…..😂😂😂😂😂😂
28:44 happy to see our beloved Malaysian Airlines A380 here 🇲🇾 we missed them 😢😞