Chef Stefan’s Recipe: Take equal amounts of aviation passion and humor; mix well. Prepare video using no fluff editing. Served first class, and garnish with honesty. Chef Stefan’s Recipe has optional Milkshake dinner companion. 😎👍
Thank you for the tour. When I was 15 & visiting Singapore, my uncle gave me a tour of the training center when it was at Paya Lebar. In the mid-1980’s, my cousin was the secretary for the man who planned all the SQ menus worldwide. She arranged a tour for me at the catering center! ❤️
The Captain was fantastic. Very honest about pathways which I'm sure young peeps getting into aviation with a view to becoming an airline pilot would get a lot out of. Cheers, Stef. As entertaining as usual.
Absolutely right Captain Quek, always think of your end goal. Very interesting insight as to what goes on in this training facility. I think you could actually live in first class. Great job at the controls Stef, hey, you have your commercial lic so maybe can you see yourself doing this. Thank you Stef and Karl for the tour.
Heya Stef! Nice work mate! The training aspect of airlines is so often overlooked. Great coverage and as always awesome/editing production. My wife who is sitting beside me also said to say 'That was fantastic! Thanks!! Safe travels!
How good is this ?? No superlatives...not enough room on the page. Good to see you back at work...sort of !! Well done mate and I love anything with Singapore Airlines involved. !!
Did you know Singapore Airlines buys Danish Ice-cream? I’m from Denmark and I’m really proud😂😀👍🛫 It’s so amazing seeing someone like Singapore Airlines buying Ice cream from a Danish island with only 25 to 30 people in the summer!
Stefan, It's amazing the attention to detail and the thorough training, is this standard operating procedures for most airlines? Pilots I understand but never knew about the other mock-ups. Cheers, Rik Spector
This is a situation where you shouldn't have taken no for an answer. I cannot leave the building until I fulfill my sliding duties. I MUST go down that slide SIR ⤵️
I'll have to say rhis video was great. You didn't get full access like a particular vlogger usually gets, but your humour, personality and ease in front of the camera is refreshing...compared to a particular "famous" vlogger. 👍
People do occasionally sprain ankles/wrists or get friction burn, but Its more to do with liability than risk. Also wouldn't be good press for Singapore Airlines, it Stef couldn't publish flying videos for a couple of weeks due to a sprain!
Evacuations of any kind, whether aircraft, marine or even just a building/house, are inherently dangerous as they generally take place under duress or require actions that involve more risk than everyday egress - hence why you use jetbridges and stairs instead of slides.
That, in fact, was really interesting, Karl sold the Airline well! (why not arrange a competition to win one of their flight simulators?) I would love one in my office!..lol. Great vid Stef, Cheers
Yes, but most of them are based in Australia. So it's no wonder. Even this dude Karl is based in Sydney. You should visit STC, ITD, and Airline House, the three main corporate offices of SIA in Singapore, you will barely find any Aussie. I work for SIA, by the way.
Cracking video Stef! It looked like they are cooking using a wok and a jet engine with an afterburner ! When piloting the 787 sim did you have to fight the urage to reach up and call CAPS available at 600ft?
That’s NOT correct. V1 is the speed at which you recognise an engine failure and either (a) continue the take off and clear the certification screen height ( usually 35 ft) at the end of the Take Off Distance Available (runway + stopway + clearway, if they’re present) or (b) reject the take-off and stop within the Runway available (Accelerate Stop Distance). In reality most will continue the take off if the failure occurs within a few knots of V1 - the history of rejected take-offs at V1 is quite grim.
I've Flown 4 legs with Singapore Airlines all in A380s, the premium economy was good, but not great which was dissapointing, the older lay out was noisey and there was only a small wall seperating Economy and Premium, Food service from London was Brilliant, but from Melbourne it sucked. With the newer lay out where the Premium had its own toilets it was much better, in the older model where we shared it with Economy the toilet needed to be cleaned more often, i mentioned it to the cabin crew but they did not seem to care. I will happilly fly with them again, but I will go to business class to give it a shot a redemption Good video, glad to see how welcoming they where with what you could film. I would have asked a 4th time about the slide.
I’m honestly humbled and grateful for every single person who clicks subscribe or watches one of my videos. Not in it for the numbers, I love just sharing adventures and stories like this. Thanks though Alfie.
Sometimes u need to ask again. Theyr very busy and prob need to rmb other passengers requests too and they’re bound to forget occasionally so Yano be patient
Hey Stef, you may have seen this already, - BBC doing a short video on " Ultra-long haul flight non-stop from London to Sydney", thought you and your followers might find it interesting : www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-australia-50432814/ultra-long-haul-flight-non-stop-from-london-to-sydney - 19.5hrs!. Still in development stage, but wow!
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Chef Stefan’s Recipe: Take equal amounts of aviation passion and humor; mix well. Prepare video using no fluff editing. Served first class, and garnish with honesty. Chef Stefan’s Recipe has optional Milkshake dinner companion. 😎👍
Literally looks like a playground but for adults
HarizshahHamin 😂😂
HarizshahHamin I’d run up the plane and jump onto the slide idc what they say lmao
Hahaha
I agree
Hahahaha!
Video quality - amazing, video content - amazing, Singapore airlines - amazing, love the video - amazing
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it.
Have to say Stef, that Carl is a natural entertainer.. if ever you wanted a few weeks off! 😀👍
Thank you for the tour. When I was 15 & visiting Singapore, my uncle gave me a tour of the training center when it was at Paya Lebar. In the mid-1980’s, my cousin was the secretary for the man who planned all the SQ menus worldwide. She arranged a tour for me at the catering center! ❤️
Literally everyone: I like the 747-400
Boeing: how about I just *end* it
This is a hilarious and terribly sad comment.
I like the 747-400 also
Nah I LOVE the Boeing 737-800NG
I like it to
The viewers would love to see Stef going down the slide :)
Karl seems like such genuine and happy bloke!
The Karl guy seems to be so cool. He’s funny too. Pleasantly surprised
Full marks to Singapore Airlines for letting you show this fascinating insight. Application form ATPL? LOL!
What a video... Actually amazing to watch what goes on behind the scenes!
Great insight into SIA behind the scenes life. Karl seems like a very humorous individual.
Wow this channel is so underrated, keep up the good work stef :)
I appreciate the kind words Luis. As long as my current audience rate it then I'm happy... but also please share this video and tell your friends :)
Nice video. Have been in that pool a few times all be it 10 odd years ago. Good tour and that procedure trainer must have been fun.
Love this stuff. Very jelous. Love the all the behind the scenes and hints/tips.
The Captain was fantastic. Very honest about pathways which I'm sure young peeps getting into aviation with a view to becoming an airline pilot would get a lot out of. Cheers, Stef. As entertaining as usual.
Great video mate. 👍
Absolutely right Captain Quek, always think of your end goal. Very interesting insight as to what goes on in this training facility. I think you could actually live in first class. Great job at the controls Stef, hey, you have your commercial lic so maybe can you see yourself doing this. Thank you Stef and Karl for the tour.
I’ve been down an airplane evacuation slide, it’s so fun! And the speed you gain is crazy
Now I’m really jealous!
I'll have my first flights on Singapore Airlines next year - looking forward to the experience!
Hope you have a great trip Ben. Check that they're following the training when you're onboard!
Hope you don't have to use the evacuation slides, as they are dangerous apparently!
Fun video, Stef. And beautifully edited. Many thanks!
A great insight into one of my absolute favourite airlines. Nice work Stef.
Suh a great video thanks for giving us an in depth looks into the making of such a great airlines! 👍
Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed the tour.
Cooool and amazing video as usual
Heya Stef! Nice work mate! The training aspect of airlines is so often overlooked. Great coverage and as always awesome/editing production. My wife who is sitting beside me also said to say 'That was fantastic! Thanks!!
Safe travels!
Thanks Benjamin, glad you enjoyed it and please pass on my thanks to your wife for watching too!
How good is this ?? No superlatives...not enough room on the page. Good to see you back at work...sort of !! Well done mate and I love anything with Singapore Airlines involved. !!
Another enjoyable upload 😀👍
"we get recipes from a restaurants or a hawker's stalls..."
So no custard creams on Singapore Airlines!!!!!
Fantastic laid back informative video.........another well done to you Stef!
If you did a video like this in Malaysia airlines facility I think they would practice a lot of water landings
Interesting video. Singapore airlines i believe is still number one. They take the job very seriously. Thanks for the tour
GreatAs always a great video. For me your best Airline Video. Loved Karls impersonation of Jacqui. Thx Stef
Karl is an impressive bloke, very good at his job. There is a real bromance there as well. :-)
Once again well done.
Fantastic video Stef!
Did you know Singapore Airlines buys Danish Ice-cream? I’m from Denmark and I’m really proud😂😀👍🛫 It’s so amazing seeing someone like Singapore Airlines buying Ice cream from a Danish island with only 25 to 30 people in the summer!
Great video Stef. Singapore Airlines my favourite airline, amazing service and staff, never disappointed
Thanks Adrian, they looked after me really well
Avgeeks haven! Awesome showcase!
Another great video Stef!
Brings back memories of my Qantas years
Stefan,
It's amazing the attention to detail and the thorough training, is this standard operating procedures for most airlines?
Pilots I understand but never knew about the other mock-ups.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
This is a situation where you shouldn't have taken no for an answer. I cannot leave the building until I fulfill my sliding duties. I MUST go down that slide SIR ⤵️
R u all this spoilt? What's with shouldn't have taken no for an answer
I'll have to say rhis video was great. You didn't get full access like a particular vlogger usually gets, but your humour, personality and ease in front of the camera is refreshing...compared to a particular "famous" vlogger. 👍
Useful,i'm also learning for Cabin Crew and Customer Service course too...
Good luck with the course Mohd
@@StefanDrury Thank You
Cool bananas. Good stuff. Thanks mate.
That says something when an airline representative says the slides are dangerous!
People do occasionally sprain ankles/wrists or get friction burn, but Its more to do with liability than risk. Also wouldn't be good press for Singapore Airlines, it Stef couldn't publish flying videos for a couple of weeks due to a sprain!
@@0nly1w0rld calm down, it was a tongue in cheek comment!
Evacuations of any kind, whether aircraft, marine or even just a building/house, are inherently dangerous as they generally take place under duress or require actions that involve more risk than everyday egress - hence why you use jetbridges and stairs instead of slides.
Nice broo enjoy watching
That, in fact, was really interesting, Karl sold the Airline well! (why not arrange a competition to win one of their flight simulators?) I would love one in my office!..lol. Great vid Stef, Cheers
Aussie staff everywhere!
Yes, but most of them are based in Australia. So it's no wonder. Even this dude Karl is based in Sydney. You should visit STC, ITD, and Airline House, the three main corporate offices of SIA in Singapore, you will barely find any Aussie. I work for SIA, by the way.
Your best non-flying video to date, congrats!!
so cool
great vid Stef
Great video!!! Thank you
Thanks for watching Jemma
Ehhh! I've been there!! This is awesome to watch!
This training is my dream 😍😍😍
Who would have imagined that the whole world would be grounded just few months after the release of this vid?
Really awesome!
Amazing video! You're very entertaining !
Thanks for watching William.
At V1 you take your hand off the thrust levers.
Cracking video Stef! It looked like they are cooking using a wok and a jet engine with an afterburner
! When piloting the 787 sim did you have to fight the urage to reach up and call CAPS available at 600ft?
2:27 that clap was noice
I ALWAYS wanted to go on those slides...
I was the first like ❤️❤️❤️
🏃💨
3:14 LOL 🤣🤣
as a SingaporeAirlines fan Iam soooo Jealous, lol
V1 = hands off throttle. Apparently :P
Normal airline procedure to place both hands on yoke at V1. Despite whoever’s leg it is, the captain will have his hand on the thrust levers.
Alwin Sayan yup. V1 you are going to take off whatever happens.
Craig O'Brien yea correct
That’s NOT correct. V1 is the speed at which you recognise an engine failure and either (a) continue the take off and clear the certification screen height ( usually 35 ft) at the end of the Take Off Distance Available (runway + stopway + clearway, if they’re present) or (b) reject the take-off and stop within the Runway available (Accelerate Stop Distance). In reality most will continue the take off if the failure occurs within a few knots of V1 - the history of rejected take-offs at V1 is quite grim.
Great, what more can I say ?
Wow💯
Love the video Stef! Would love to have a chat sometime about your PPL!
There's a contact form on my website www.stef747.com if you want to shoot me a private message.
@@StefanDrury Will do, cheers!
heading 023 and 02L on take off, must be changi airport!
I been in Changi a few. Days ago
Would love to attend a meet and greet in gold coast !
I've Flown 4 legs with Singapore Airlines all in A380s, the premium economy was good, but not great which was dissapointing, the older lay out was noisey and there was only a small wall seperating Economy and Premium, Food service from London was Brilliant, but from Melbourne it sucked.
With the newer lay out where the Premium had its own toilets it was much better, in the older model where we shared it with Economy the toilet needed to be cleaned more often, i mentioned it to the cabin crew but they did not seem to care.
I will happilly fly with them again, but I will go to business class to give it a shot a redemption
Good video, glad to see how welcoming they where with what you could film.
I would have asked a 4th time about the slide.
One of my very close friends has joined Singapore Airlines as a First Officer.He will be a pilot soon
I like Singapore Airlines >:)
New Subscriber here 😄😄😄
Hi Stefan, Is Karl a fellow Aussie and what's the reason he works for SQ please?
at v1 it means that he is going to carry out the departure and so it means that he doesn't need to be ready to pull back the throttle
4:19 terminator?
Make sure to record the way back to YMMB Intl Airport
That's the next video which should be up next week.
Let Stefan ride the slide! haha
My dad flys for Singapore airlines on the A330
Awesome, maybe he flew me home! (that's tomorrow's vlog)
He just finnished trainning tho.
Does Singapore Airlines employ all Australian staff
I like carl
Hello sir I want to travel but how can I travel there.
I would love to play here for weeks haha! Awesome place!
Who’s watching before ww3
👇👇👇
Would have loved to meet you at STC but im flying :(
that’s my dad! (director of f&b)
It was fun spending the afternoon with him. Thanks for watching.
That was amazing Stefan! Karl is awesome!
Are you now heading slightly north to do Malaysian?
And I ask myself, why somebody as great as this only has 50K..
I’m honestly humbled and grateful for every single person who clicks subscribe or watches one of my videos. Not in it for the numbers, I love just sharing adventures and stories like this. Thanks though Alfie.
I'm from Singapore and I want to be a pilot for them
Haha. Second to comment. Cool stuff.
I live in Singapore isn't it cool? Hope u like our airlines.
3:17 🤣🤣🤣
my mom asked for warm milk onboard and it never came :(
Your mom gay
Pear Jun wow you are so cool
@@spongebob7913 thank u
Sometimes u need to ask again. Theyr very busy and prob need to rmb other passengers requests too and they’re bound to forget occasionally so Yano be patient
My fav is A380
I'm 15 year old and I wanna be a cabin crew in Singapore airline .. maybe this video can help me in future..🙂....
How can you access the government linked company and are you not paid for this video? What is the motive or motivation behind this video?
im 10 and my mom said she would let me go to a flight simulator in my irthday
Hey Stef, you may have seen this already, - BBC doing a short video on " Ultra-long haul flight non-stop from London to Sydney", thought you and your followers might find it interesting : www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/world-australia-50432814/ultra-long-haul-flight-non-stop-from-london-to-sydney - 19.5hrs!. Still in development stage, but wow!