Most interesting, thank you.

This is so cool - as always, I'm in awe of the scope of your skills & adaptability. Thank you for offering this interesting glimpse into many things most people don't normally get to see! Capable of running an arctic Jet airfield single handedly. Absolute badass, nothing but respect - from the US!

Haru testat dig om du bitvis har en släng av ADHD? Sköter du hela cirkusen själv, eller? Imponerande 💪

Nice video, to see what work you doing and realy doing every kind of work. Cant wait to a another one.

Alors c'est ça ton véritable métier ? on a l'habitude de te voir dans ton excavatrice. 🙂

i absolutely LOVED this video i want more of them please btw you are incredible at your job. lot of courage, from France

How many pay grades are you on ? Air Traffic Controller, ground crew aircraft handling, flight line mechanic, runway maintenance, Electrical Engineer, mechanical engineer, the list goes on. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

do you do everything!? but is the airport yours?

Very cool to watch ! And some very friendly ladies. ;-)

Snacka om att jobba som allt i allo! Spännande att få följa med på vad jag gissar är ditt "vanliga jobb", när du inte gräver brunnar och spränger saker! 🤪❤️

Det här var riktigt bra 10/10

Great video, thanks for this. I kinda want a similar job now.

Bro was rizzing all the stewardess without trying.

What an awesome video. You have an awesome job.

One of the best videos on YT I've seen this year

Truely impressive skills Tobias, I had no clue you are so skilful in so many areas. But I have to say: the transformers for the runway lights are a disgrace. Looks like an amateur design. But you are the man to correct it! I'm waiting for the film... 😄

Mattias and Andrew Camarata are brethern spirits: highly informative and entertaining videos. Two of the best channels on KZbin in my humble opinion.

You are a real multitask person. When I grow up I want to be like you; I'm 75. Thanks for all your great videos. Congratulations from Pennsylvania USA.

Great video, very interesting jobs you have mate.

I hope you enjoyed Ptasie Mleczko. You were lucky to have served Polish airlines and to have met such a wonderful crew. Greetings from Poland .

55:10 you know what will happen when the bank caves in? I know….you will probably die. If there’s nobody else working with you then you will definitely die.

This is your best video! Keep up the good work!

49:42 is a great thumbnail

Pozdrawiam z Polski 🇵🇱

51:28 I have to say something because I feel guilt if I don’t. This is VERY dangerous! If that trench caved in it would crush you enough that you can’t breathe because it crushes your lungs or crush your back, your pelvis, could break your legs or worse you could be BURIED! People take shortcuts until there’s an accident and someone is badly injured or killed, then when it’s too late they are careful. Any trench 4 feet deep or deeper must have shoring or the walls of the trench must be sloped from the 4 foot mark. Once you reach 4 feet deep you must slope the sides of your trench or use a shoring box. Don’t take chances on your life or others lives and unless you’re a psychopath you will feel guilty about causing someone else’s injury or death. Edit: 51:25 you bend over like that you have no idea how deadly that is, you wouldn’t even notice that bank was letting go until it was too late. Im a retired heavy equipment operator from Canada. I’ve decades of experience and wisdom, I know what im talking about. Don’t take chances, you only die once!!!

Arbeidet ditt er veldig interessant. Hilsen fra Norge.👍

Cool, how can only one person nearly run an entire airport. This is really great 👍🏼 Great Video too.

At 31.40 I was confused at what I was looking at. Looks like a door with an insect crawling past the handle. I had to redwing a couple of times to see it was a Birds Eye view. Keep up the great videos.

Absolutely enjoyed seeing a day in your life. Didn't skip a second! Thank you.

What I would like to know is who was driving the bus if you were still in the tower?😊🇬🇧

I am sure you know. To improve the runway lights it will need a costly modification. All electrcal cnnections and transformers must be, as per code , in a water sealed box at least 1 m above gound.

Great machine. I have a tiny 24L silent compressor from Hyundai. It makes 8 bars of pressure and suits my needs. This compressor is like 50 times as big 😂

So the lighting system is 2x 5kv ring circuits right. I get why its two circuits any why its a ring I would be a pretty stupid electrician to not understand that part but why its the Voltage transformed up to 5kv? Seems illogical to do that because it adds a transformer for each light and a central transformer to provide the 5kv. Also adds a lot of complexity to the wiring becase 5kv a a lot harder to contain than 230v or 400v. Is it a 5kv system because the wires are simply so long that 230v or 400v is not possible eithout using very large cables? But the lights cant be pulling a lot of current either. If it was up to me to build something like this I would calculate the currents and the needed cable cross section for either 230v or 400v and either branch off the main feeder with a resin T joint for each light or install an above ground box with enough distance from the runway for it to not be damaged which would be my far preferred solution since the ring feeder can then be properly accessed at each light for fault finding and fixing the fault.

This is one of the best videos i've seen in a while on youtube! Interesting to see how it all works on a small airport! Really enjoyed watching it!!

Cool day job.

Thanks for the insight on airport operations.

Everything Everywhere All at Once

Super interesting stuff! Thanks for sharing with us!

Bra video!!! Intressant 👌 när får man se lite kross-action??

Either the plane you spoke of was not from Leeds or the plane you were de-icing was on a different day. That specific plane made several visits to Pajala from Teesside, London Gatwick, Norwich, Liverpool, Glasgow but never from Leeds.

12:44 I was already pretty sure this guy was polish :) I love your videos, they are super iteresting and relaxing to me. And this Saab 9-5 in 7:09 is awsome. Some time ago i owned a 2001 9-5 Aero and still have huge sentiment to these cars. Greetings from Poland :)

GREAT JOB! (making this video, but also doing all the things that you are doing 🙂 )

Interesting to see the operations of a small airfield, really need to be a little bit of everything. Considering the cloths are you also part of the firefighting service?

Great video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I’d put up with cold just to drive the SAAB, was it a 93 or a 95 👍

Absolutely slaying up there.

Oh, Is this why your English is so good?

👍👍👍👍

Jag har alltid undrat hur en liten flygplats fungerar. En intressant video som skiljer sig från det du brukar lägga upp. Tack!

Is there some local ordinance that stopped you throwing a bag of salt into that well? How about a small pump as well? Although I loved the "hack" of throwing snow onto water to make slush, so it can be shovelled.

Que idiota fazer isso com um carro bonito desse