A day in the life of a ramp agent/lead.

This is a planned three hour shift to assist my team with this particular flight (not my regular scheduled work shift). This video was done more in the form of a vlog that shows a little of when happens before and after my work at the airport. Flight today was Alaska 3322 from SEA to YLW
Aircraft type: Embraer 175LR
Capacity: Approx. 75 passenger
Age: 8.3yrs
Music credits:
1.
Jahmiel - Good Times
• Jahmiel - Good Times (...
2.
Cascada - Everytime we touch
• Cascada - Everytime We...
3.
Jason Mraz - Have It All
• Jason Mraz - Have It ...

[@torresthemonster]

Appreciate everything you do to keep passengers safe !!!

[@geekygardener1730]

Awesome look behind the scenes

[@ElPierdolito]

Interesting, thank you for sharing!

[@Revalderson]

My pleasure, thanks for watching

[@remko4210]

Cool

[@briantampa1164]

I'm your 60th Sub!! Great content man

[@Revalderson]

Thanks for the support. I will remember you "my 60th sub" 😁 Appreciate it.

[@geno166]

Wow this looks like a fun job brogad

[@Revalderson]

It is bro. But sometimes, just like any other job, it can be hectic.

[@easternhops]

I run a flightsim community with MS2020 I will show my guys they will love it keep them coming thanks

[@Revalderson]

Appreciate the support. I will try my best to upload a bit more often

[@mackensonlouis3722]

Thank you so much, your video help me more but I'm very afraid by this position probably it's very cool

[@Revalderson]

You are most welcome. While airlines and airports need to make money for continuous operation, our primary focus is being SAFE. If there is a slight chance of something going wrong, all operations will stop immediately until it's safe to continue. Rules/guidelines are based around safety, and once followed, there should be no reason to fear. Give it a shot 🫡

[@26181982]

what company you work for? its nice you can get you hold day flight and who/what air line/aircraft type. l been a ramp guy for 20yrs and what we have going on does not work at all.

[@Revalderson]

👋, I work for "Executive Aviation," which has several bases all over Canada. So I would say maybe it's a bigger company that can invest more, so we can have these sites to view our flight crew and other details from anywhere. Where are you from? What's your base station and company? Snip and share a piece of this video with your team and ask if they can provide something similar for you guys to see your flight details, etc.

[@pilot876simmer4]

What's is the reason for the bag you took out first and being to the ramp.. You said only one ..

[@Revalderson]

Hey pilot876, the reason why i pulled that bag is because it's a gate checked / door delivery bag (normally has an orange tag. Colour of the tag is vary based on the airline). Once there is a gate checked bag, it will always be the first to be offloaded and taken to the door of the plane where the passengers are getting off. A better example of this would be like a baby stroller or a wheelchair, these stuff won't fit and sometimes not allowed inside the plane cabin, but its something that a passenger would need immediately when the doors are open.

[@pilot876simmer4]

@@Revalderson thank you for the info FAM.

[@NYCBIGWILL]

Canada 🤮🤮🤮🤮