Stig Shift #40 (Aircraft Maintenance Adventures)

[@johns8771]

Stig, you're correct in saying that your co-workers are what makes the job. That's the part you miss the most. I retired in 2019 after over 30 years in emergency services. The best way I can way I can say it is, "I don't miss the circus, but I surely miss the clowns".

[@StigAviation]

The clowns (our friends) are what make the circus. Memories to hold dear to your heart forever.

[@Faizachandio]

Of course ​@@StigAviation

[@soundslikebstome]

You see some absolutely incredible freight come thru the airport.....but to behold a Schumacher Ferrari, it just doesn't get much better! Wishing Michael a long overdue recovery.

[@StigAviation]

I am fortunate enough to be around these beautiful machines, and I am very happy that I could share it with you

[@ZachHuff1983]

As a pilot for AA on the A32F, formerly LAX based too, I appreciate your videos and I’ve definitely learned some things they don’t teach us pilots.

[@StigAviation]

Thank you for being here sir. I’m sure me and you have crossed paths many times without even knowing it. Thank you for the amazing work you do and it’s a pleasure for me to keep your bird airworthy. Cheers 🤙

[@JesseJames-kv7xc]

Gooood morning everybody, your're the best, i love this channel.

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much Jesse, thank you so much for your generosity and kindness

[@JesseJames-kv7xc]

@@StigAviation You're welcome, I love airplanes and your work. until the next adventure.

[@thelegendaryme]

When watching Stig it doesn’t matter what time it is even if it’s the afternoon It’ll still always be a good morning

[@noob.168]

@@StigAviation 5:00:39 you were on LA flights stream for water salute!

[@DirkSch.]

The pushback guys really deserve recognition for their job. It looks so easy, but it is a lot of responsibility on congested ramps.

[@StigAviation]

You’re absolutely right, they do a phenomenal job.

[@Hallahanify]

As a former truck driver i get massive anxiety watching those guys work. I can't imagine backing up a 100 million dollar massive aircraft like that.

[@StigAviation]

It’s a fun job tho.

[@Tac0312]

Hi Stig, I don't comment much on KZbin videos, but I cannot speak enough about how much Iove your channel. My wife and I watch your videos and I think anyone that is afraid to fly should spend a couple of hours watching your videos. They would change their mind. You do a great service to the aviation community.

[@StigAviation]

@@Tac0312 thank you so much for that. It really means a lot to me. Thank you for you and your wife being here and enjoying the adventures.

[@user-jc1qb6wr7k]

Your retirement. Get you to walk under a couple of garden hoses🤣with a spanner in one hand and a screwdriver in the other🎉

[@StigAviation]

Sounds about right 🤣🤣🤣 I’m ok with that 🤙

[@frankklante5014]

Stig your knowledge and expertise is overwhelming !!!!! best regards as always !!! love your show !!! 💪💪💪

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much for the kind words Frank

[@Arabraxas]

Another great Stig Shift! The blue box next to the pressurization controller that you were testing is an extremely important unit for safety in flight - the Enhanced Ground Proximity Warning System computer (EGPWS). It warns the crew if they are approaching terrain in flight, either horizontally or vertically. That box contains a digital database of all terrain in the entire world, and is coupled to the GPS for aircraft position and the Air Data Computer and Radio Altimeter for height above ground, pressure altitude and airspeed. Honeywell packed a lot of functionality in that small box. Might be cool on a future Stig Shift to show the digital terrain on the pilot’s nav display in a 737. If the IRS is aligned to the GPS, just push the “TER” button on the EFIS control panel and rotate the range knob to zoom out the Nav display. The San Gabriel mountain range to the north of LAX ought to show up in shades of yellow, orange and red.

[@StigAviation]

I will most definitely keep that in mind, I’ll try to remember to perform that operation so you can see all the colors on the PFD and ND

[@gligom]

I am a “sim pilot” for many years, from the time when airplanes were just a + sign on a green and white screen. Now with MSFS 2020 we can live some of the aviation life. I know that is not like real life experience, but for us that could not become pilots or work in the aviation industry is something that allows us to dream :) Congratulations for your work, with you It feels that I am there with you, changing a tire or moving some planes around. It is an amazing world, I know that is not easy, is hard work. I see that you love what you do, this is what matters! All the best and I wait the next adventure 😊

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much, and I must agree with you with the modern day simulators it’s absolutely incredible How much detail they put in there

[@JarheadPlays-d3z]

I am and still am an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer student who managed to get an apprenticeship while on school break. I'm learning a lot from your videos and can't wait to use them on the job. Keep it up, Stig! I recommended your vids to my classmates. I hope they're watching you, too 😁

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much and I’m very happy these videos are helping you. Cheers to you and all your classmates.

[@cremebrulee4759]

I love that you cover aircraft maintenance. Not many people do. Thank you for that and for taking your job so seriously. I read too many stories of plane crashes that were caused by poor and careless maintenance practices. Maintenance employees are as important as the pilot, in my opinion.

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much, and I’m very happy that you were enjoying all this adventure.

[@Neoshan]

Was so cool to see the queue of airplanes lined up to land at 46:00, almost like a star formation in the sky !

[@TBolt1]

ATC’s got ‘em lined up like Roquettes! 😅

[@StigAviation]

I always love seeing that, it’s a beautiful site

[@jdbarney]

Thanks for featuring my question about the disk storage! Always enjoy learning.

[@StigAviation]

My pleasure Sir. Thank you for the great question.

[@sharoncassell5273]

I collect t shirts and belt buckles. If you made some l'd buy some. I have aviation from ice pilots, etc.

[@RAVIOLIdS]

"Good morning everybody" thats how how you knows this is a certified banger once again

[@StigAviation]

Cheers 🤙

[@greenbriar07]

My goodness, I often say that modern cars are getting closer to being equal to their digital renderings, but that Delahaye looks like it leapt right out of the designer's inkwell. They made beautiful automobiles - I'm still looking through photo galleries!

[@StigAviation]

I absolutely agree with you, it’s incredible designs that they are putting out nowadays

[@TheOrca]

22:15 Stig you missed the moment!! You should have said “Ladies and gentlemen, her royal majesty, the queen of the skies!”

[@StigAviation]

Indeed I did miss that. But I’m glad you capitalized on it 👌

[@bonnesijbesma]

I'm from the Netherlands, thanks for the SO Stig! xD Actually i live right next to one of the military airbases in NL! I haven't seen the 330 here, but i have F35's flying over on the daily almost :p Currently studying to become an airplane mechanic as well, love your video's man keep it up!!💪

[@StigAviation]

I’m so happy that these videos are helping you, keep up the good studies. And that is so awesome You get to see the F35

[@legit.peasant]

Another awesome adventure Stig, saw the thumbnail and knew this was special; props to the retired Captain... it's always nice to see such a lovely salute to those wonderful people. Heck, you're all wonderful people! A lovely cosy corner of the internet for us to enjoy. Absolutely loving these adventures, and always look forward to the following week! Take care of yourself, and look forward to next week. Bless your heart!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you as always for being here Elliot.

[@EvilizedDead_EVL_DED]

Ooh boi ! Stig posted ! Gotta find my blanket asap and a warm beverage. 😌❤

[@StigAviation]

Don’t forget the popcorn 🍿

[@calebw2141]

Love the videos Stig, best part of my day! Unreal to see an F1 Car come through the port as well, Much love from Aus :)

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much, I appreciate your kindness and your generosity

[@james3282]

Thank you for your service and the information you share for the average person and any Tech's watching. 😎✈️🇨🇦🙏

[@StigAviation]

It’s my pleasure James, thank you so much for being here and watching

[@rubbler3]

Your attitude towards your job is wonderful. Thanks again for these glimpses into your world.

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much for the kind words. I’m glad you enjoyed the show.

[@desdoan8509]

Agreed!!

[@kyu8455]

Dear Stig, thank you for all this incredible content. I have only come across your channel quite recently and I really appreciate what you do, the time you take to document and explain your doings and showcasing to us all that is happening behind the scenes. For free. With great attention to detail and an admirable passion. Thank you, keep it up!

[@StigAviation]

It is my absolute pleasure for me to share my life stories and my job environment with you, all I can say is thank you for giving me your time and your attention and as well as your incredible generosity. Enjoy these small little moments and don’t ever hesitate to ask questions. Thank you for watching.

[@paulgerard5413]

G’day Stig. I too am a massive Michael Schumacher fan not just for his racing, going to races and the excitement of him breaking so many records, but also for his great philanthropy. I still remember the two Ferraris painted black with no sponsorship the next race after September 11. It was also reported at the time that he personally donated many millions of dollars to victims families. A champion racer, but also a champion of a human.

[@StigAviation]

You said it perfectly Paul, he is an incredible human being.

[@Matthys70]

Nice catch of the (Dutch) NATO Airbus A330-243 Multi Role Tanker Transport (T-059) 🙂

[@StigAviation]

Definitely a rare thing to see at my airport

[@mohamadkhaleel2571]

Great job meta thanks 🙏

[@StigAviation]

Many thanks 🙏

[@airborne5607]

Yesssiiirrrr. Stig man posted. Time for some fun cheers everyone🍻

[@StigAviation]

Time for adventure time to learn, buckle up

[@shyammohabir8283]

"Cargo NEVER disappoints" - So true Stig!!!

[@StigAviation]

Those were some fun cars

[@TaylorAverdick]

The way I laughed with you barking at the PTU. 🤣🤣 Thanks for another great video, Stig!

[@StigAviation]

Glad you enjoyed it 😂

[@ronaldjames]

Today is going to be fantastic thanks STIG

[@StigAviation]

Ronald, every day is going to be fantastic, every day that we wake up is a fantastic day.

[@timlabell]

Ooops, I'm glad that's out of the way. ❤your show.🎭

[@StigAviation]

All good

[@jemakrol]

Stig Shift makes me very happy. On so many levels. Thanks for taking time and effort to spread your knowledge, happiness and stories. I've been a life long avgeek, since my first flight as infant about half a century ago. Always been fascinated by aviation and the technology that makes it possible. Always loved being around and inside airplanes. Always asked questions about them or pondered about how they work. What I've come to grow more and more appreciation for over time, is the people that makes all this possible. From the engineers designing and building them to the ones making sure we travel comfortable and safe. I never feel as safe and taken care of as riding an airliner, knowing about how much care and work that has gone into make it possible. By professionals, from the moment I step into the terminal to the moment I leave it at the destination. It's a beautiful thing. However, what I also appreciate is this: I came here for details about aircrafts and knowledge shared about them. I'll hang around just for the feeling of just... well, hanging around those beautiful machines like I always dreamt of doing: up close and personal. Poking in places I wouldn't get near otherwise. Surprisingly to me, however, the thing that has made the moments I watch Stig Shift special... is the feel good-feeling I get. It's almost a spiritual experience. My kind of meditation if you will. Or therapy perhaps? I could watch this channel just for good, solid advice on how to try to live a good life (and I am not thinking of the smell of jet fuel here). Things I get reminded of here are, for instance: be present. Appreciate things around you and what you have, that makes you feel good. Be nice, be humble but also be proud of what you do and have achieved. (We tend to always be on our way somewhere, physically or in our minds. Or let worries and stress dominate our everyday life. It's only human to do so, but that is also why it matter to try to break free from this. Whenever we can. It can be as easy to have someone reminding you about this, every now and then. Like weekly. While poking aircrafts and enjoy their awesomeness. Works for me.) Thanks Stig. Keep being you, no matter what. And love to all of you people being here!

[@StigAviation]

I can’t begin to thank you for these incredible words and I’m honored that you can share your thoughts and feelings with me. I appreciate you wholeheartedly.

[@chrisgardner6677]

Mahalo! I always thought the flight crew used 'David Clark' or Bose headsets and boom mics? Another fun video!

[@StigAviation]

Most of them do buy their own personal headsets. Some use the aircraft provided headset. Pilots choice. Mahalo 🤙

[@Vltor311]

Thanks Stig for another beautiful episode 👍

[@StigAviation]

My pleasure

[@PhoenixPlays42]

Great video Stig!, I seriously love getting home from School to watch these videos!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much for watching, I’m glad you enjoying it

[@carguy8902]

Hey Stig. It’s me again. Sorry for not commenting too much as you know. But I’m always proud of your accomplishments in this wonderful industry. Now I’m thinking to change my master to aviation engineering because I learned a lot in this months about engine startup in detail and also the APU startup and functioning in all of the situations. As the first day I saw your channel I’m very happy with this content and in the future will meet. Now I’m planning to make my patent work but is gonna be very difficult, because I’m trying to make cars and planes using electricity without a battery. Thanks for all and see you in the next one !

[@StigAviation]

Wish you all the success in your endeavors and future projects

[@gev340]

You are an incredible and so professional LAE that our profession can be proud. Thanks for sharing your experienced skill and represent our beautiful aviation world from tech side. We are the links in an airworthy safety chain. looking forward to seeing you again on your next adventure

[@StigAviation]

Thank you from the bottom of my heart for these beautiful words. I appreciate you being here GeV

[@sharoncassell5273]

I worked with some reluctant colleagues and I was all enthusiastic. All my jobs had that element. I always put my best foot forward at work and often encouraged others like you do but it is hard to get through the day with "drains"

[@StigAviation]

I completely understand that, not everybody is sunshine and rainbows. But as you said, put your best foot forward and do the best you can.

[@robertmaza4272]

Stig, that is so cool at 44:09, watching all the plane lights coming in on final!!!!! What an awesome job you have!!!!!!

[@StigAviation]

@@robertmaza4272 one of my favorite things to see as well

[@HostileMike]

WOOOOHOOOO!!! My boy Stiiiigg!!!! Home from a hard, long day of work and get to watch my favorite channel!!!! Thank you buddy!!

[@StigAviation]

Kickback relax and enjoy the show Mike 🤙

[@HostileMike]

@@StigAviation i always do my friend!

[@samiservices3961]

Good Job 💯👍

[@StigAviation]

@@samiservices3961 thank you

[@ralphrivera4819]

Another amazing an adventurous video, every video you post is amazing an educational. Can't stress it enough, I enjoy every minute of the video. Again thank you for the work you do brother Stig. I enjoy watching the planes all lined up like the rockets. Blessings brother, later🤙

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much Ralph, thank you for the beautifully kind words.

[@tim.garrison]

Great work as always, sir!

[@StigAviation]

@@tim.garrison many thanks Tim. I appreciate you watching.

[@lmedina10]

Yay!! Time for some Stig video!! Always waiting for been Gooood Morning everybody! Let’s have some fun!

[@StigAviation]

Hope you enjoy!

[@lmedina10]

@@StigAviation always do! The brake riding never disappoints as you say when you visit cargo.

[@lmedina10]

@@StigAviation it is the highlight of either my Thursday or Friday afternoons!!

[@buzzl.8637]

Stig I enjoy watching your videos I may be there with American Mx soon . Had the interview in DFW .

[@StigAviation]

Wishing you all the best. I hope you get the job my friend. Let me know how it goes.

[@ijihu1]

That one Hot Fuzz Tub lookin car could be an addition to James Hetfleids collection

[@StigAviation]

It might be.

[@sandyhanson6082]

Now I do see some braided stainless lines. I'm assuming they are internally not rubber but,ptfe(Teflon). Love the videos! My nephew is a Southwest pilot. Thank you for your service! 👍

[@StigAviation]

There’s a big variety of those lines, and yes, some of them are internally coated as you said. I’m glad you enjoyed the adventure, thank you for watching.

[@stellarproductions8888]

Stig, your video's truly warm my heart. And I am glad that you appreciate our comments, know that we appreciate you too. Now, when the dog is barking, hydraulics will be pumping. lol I love watching you fill the engines with oil, and doing all the checks. I think the avionics bay is cool looking. I love how smoothly the pressure valve opens/closes. Stig changed out your oxygen bottle Captain, yes, he's happy to serve, selute! Break rider, plane be rolling, look ma, no hands. LOL! Thank you Stig! ♥

[@StigAviation]

I am very happy that you are always so positive and you leave amazing comments. Thank you so much.

[@jeremybeckman1296]

Awesome videos, as the one flying these birds it’s great to see the internals to get a better understanding of how they work and look on the inside. I left that base in January but next time I pass through I’ll be looking for ya. I really appreciate the education you provide.

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much for being here Jeremy, I absolutely appreciate it. I’m glad you enjoyed the adventure.

[@JSRossiascoG]

35:40 we’re coming from a really wholesome piece and then stig is like: “to hell with it, someone ruined British for me, so now it’s Brifish for everyone else” Cool touch man /s

[@StigAviation]

If I have to see it then you have to see it. Sorry not sorry 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@2busaman]

I'm in a completely different line of work to you Stig. I consider my colleagues as extended family. On a different note, I do enjoy settling down on the weekend into a Stig Shift video. Thanks Stig

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much for being here and enjoying it.

[@SimonBillingham-zq4oy]

Another great video. The MRTT KC30’s (A330-200 based)are used by several air forces around the world, off the top of my head Australia, Singapore, UK, France, Germany, NATO and a few more. The MRTT actually won a procurement competition to replace the KC135 in the US Airforce but Boeing complained and the result was changed and the contract given to Boeing KC46 (B767 based). The project is years late, over budget with lots of problems, some still to be resolved. The US government has supported a US company but at a big cost in money and time. You probably know all this. I think most MRTT’s are refurbished and modified civilian A330-200’s, it is impressive to see the systems in the aircraft to enable and monitor in flight refuelling with both probe and drogue (1 centre line probe and 2 drogues mounted at the point on the wing where A340’s have their outboard engines, that’s enough from me. Thanks

[@StigAviation]

That was absolutely fantastic information. Thank you so much for this.

[@ForTheBirbs]

Thanks Stig for another adventure. So well said regarding retirement and co-workers. Every week I look forward to the brake riding, and the spooky aircraft. Cheers

[@StigAviation]

Always a pleasure to see you back again, thank you so much for watching

[@kofeyh]

Heck yeah, another adventure, highlight of the week!

[@StigAviation]

Cheers 🤙🤙🤙

[@lmedina10]

Finally able to finish watching Stigs video!! Awesome video! I always catch little tidbits I miss from the stories. Thanks Stig!!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much, I hope you enjoyed it

[@lmedina10]

@@StigAviation my pleasure and I always enjoy the videos.

[@giulianoromano5129]

37:40 I always think that Boeing 737 is like manual car and Airbus 320 family is like automatic car. flying the aircraft and on the ground. Great video's

[@StigAviation]

That’s a good analogy for that.

[@TnFlightMedic]

Flying through LAX on American Saturday morning. If I see any maintenance guys I will give them your patch to pass on to you.

[@StigAviation]

I’ll be there in Saturday. Just message me on instagram and I’ll come up and visit you.

[@TnFlightMedic]

@@StigAviation sounds good. I will ping you with the details.

[@thrashersfan7835]

Always a good day when a new stig shift comes out

[@StigAviation]

Cheers 🤙

[@ChengduLittleA]

Dude that ASML cargo container at 21:14 is probably much more expensive than all of those cars combined

[@StigAviation]

It’s probably even more expensive than the 767 parked in the background 😂

[@fuzzybarnes5124]

The Black Delhaye with the Orange Stripes is a 1938 Delahaye 135M Torpédo Roadster Coupe. From a german Website: "S/N #49169 was auctioned at Gooding & Co. in Pebble Beach in 2024 Price: $2,095,000. But above all because it has a wonderful story. It was ordered by a certain Mr. Floud, who was living in Oran, Algeria at the time. What happened to the Delahaye over the years is unknown, but in 1992 #49169 was found under an olive tree in the middle of Algeria. And bought from the owner of the tree for the incredible sum of 60 British pounds (75$ todays Money !!!). The Petersen Museum took over the car and restored it perfectly"

[@StigAviation]

Now that is an incredible story. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@fabimawn]

Thanks for the shoutout Stig ; P Really fun to see you making these informative videos on the other side of the ocean (from my perspective haha). Greetings from NL

[@StigAviation]

Cheers and thank you for watching

[@allanelliot1566]

Takes pride in his job great A&P!!! .....Good video Stig...always enjoy!!!....Great attitude!!! or kids would say Tude!!!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much Allan 👍

[@jasonwebb7844]

Man I love your Videos. I used to work in the Sandcasting foundry where we cast the main gear box for that APU. P/N 3863434-117 355 Aluminum. So cool to see it from raw material to end use. We made so many more parts and i do get to see them from time to time in your videos. Keep up the great work.

[@jasonwebb7844]

Check that. its 3863425-117. The 3434 was for another apu.

[@StigAviation]

I’m so glad I can show you the end product. If you have any thing else on your mind that you like to see, let me know.

[@jas0609]

I am also amazed at the engineering of these airplanes. That's why I love watching your channel. Keep up the good work, bud!!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much, these aircraft are just incredible machines. This is why I enjoy working on them as well.

[@Adam-fb7cd]

I’ve noticed the Tesla refrigerators stopped showing up at cargo

[@XX-166]

Garbage can don’t need to be shipped

[@StigAviation]

Thank goodness we stop seeing the door stop 😆

[@charlesd.3749]

Well Stig, just another great post. On days like I have had today makes this vlog that much better. Your videos Always pick me up. Thank you Stig. Today was truly a test. I needed this.

[@StigAviation]

I’m glad I could make you smile Charles , thank you so much for being here.

[@charlesd.3749]

@@StigAviation thank you again Stig. You de man!

[@cs0986]

44:45 look at the line of aircraft lights coming in! Amazing!

[@StigAviation]

I enjoy seeing that as well

[@EB-ng8fx]

Yoo Stig. Loved the video. Night time brake riding was such a treat. Got a few questions to ask 1. Idk if you explained this in an older video but can you go over how the bleed air system works. If u already explained then no probs ill go back n watch 2. What type of clothing do AMTs wear? I would imagine durable but breathable material (seeing that it does get really hot sometimes) 3. U mentioned the airplane with the XV reg is an ex Virgin. Would the registration change again if that particular aircraft is bought by another carrier? Sorry for the many questions but really enjoy and learn a lot from each upload. Keep on teaching us and we'll see ya in the next one. Dont forget the coffee🤙🏽 ☕

[@StigAviation]

I have explained how the bleed air system works many times. If you have time reference my older videos and you’ll see me talking about it in detail. As for the clothing that I wear, it is issued to me by my airline. It is very durable and breathable material. And asked for the ex virgin aircraft, if another airline wishes to purchase that aircraft they have the option of, changing the registration, or they could keep it the same

[@747FoSophie]

That's a fancy parking system you have, we still rely on people with wands to guide us in but then we don't park at gates. I love learning about the parts of aircraft that us pilots don't get to see. If you think those Telex headsets (for the captains repalcement) are expensive, the Bose ProFlight 2's are $1,000. For the ground incident it's ATC's fault for telling the Delta crew to taxi when it wasn't clear. It's possible the CRJ was on tower and the A350 was on ground frequency.

[@StigAviation]

That is incredibly expensive for the Bose headsets. I did not know it was that expensive.

[@747FoSophie]

@@StigAviation Well worth it though.

[@JacobAviation29]

Hey stig i love your videos. I am about a month into my A&P school in Florida. Thanks for accelerating my love for planes.

[@StigAviation]

@@JacobAviation29 it’s my absolute pleasure, keep up the good studies. You will be doing this soon. And a quick question, which school are you going to?

[@JacobAviation29]

@@StigAviation Traviss technical college central florida

[@tristarstuu268]

I just found you! Great videos! Please, keep them coming! Be safe! ;)

[@StigAviation]

What a pleasure to have you here, thank you so much for watching.

[@bigjd2k]

The “barking dog” is a great name for something which sounds like that! Awesome videos!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it

[@opportunity-kfpairlines6716]

Good morning Mr.Stig. I have been watching your videos for some time and I absolutely love them, they are really entertaining and I've learned a lot from you. I am an A320 Pilot who is just starting to fly in a major airline and it is really interesting to see the perspective of ground crews during operations. There is a lot I don't see from the cockpit, and many details go unnoticed. I believe it is beneficial for all of us if ground and flight crews keep good communication as part of CRM! So please continue making videos, I will support you!

[@StigAviation]

It’s an absolute pleasure for me to show you the intricacies of the aircraft that you fly. I am very happy that you are enjoying the adventures and the technical knowledge that goes behind it. Clear skies and Fairwinds to you captain.

[@jeinio]

Thanks, Stig, for another great video! Since I have a bit of an interest in ADS-B (built couple of receivers & antennas and also coded an user interface for live data display, just for fun); have you already covered ADS-B functional parts in e.g. A321? Would be very interesting especially regarding the data sources it uses. Thanks for the awesome content and greetings from Finland!

[@StigAviation]

Yes indeed I have covered that in previous posts and talked about it in detail as well as show the interface of the unit.

[@wyrdlg]

The white Porsche had a registration from Böblingen in Germany

[@StigAviation]

You gotta appreciate that beautiful German engineering 🤙

[@eddiejex9489]

Great video stig!!!! Amazing content! You learn something new every video! Perfect way to spend some time after work to watch your videos 😊😊😊😊

[@StigAviation]

Thank you so much Eddie, it’s a pleasure to have you here and I’m glad you enjoyed the adventure

[@amamdawhatever]

So, do the out-stations line service the O2 bottle? Do any commercial jets have LOX systems? 44:00 One of my favorite things is to see a line of aircraft on approach at night. It's so cool to see the aerodrome system at work! Do you think that Endeavor jet is a total loss or do you think they can rebuild the empennage? I would imagine there is a lot of structural damage, especially in such close proximity to the aft pressure bulkhead.

[@StigAviation]

Out stations probably will service the bottles. Don’t know of any commercial aircraft using LOX. But I know military jets use it. The endeavor jet will most likely get fix. But it will be out of service for a while.

[@CheeseMeme985]

I've been wondering this for a while. On some planes. The engine is turning slowly but obviously not on when parked lol What causes that too happen? And one some walk around there's smoke coming from the center exhaust? It's not burning oil or just really hot. Thanks for the fantastic educational content. I love what you do and how you take the time to explain in absolute detail. Your the best Stiggy!

[@StigAviation]

One thing you have to realize that these engines are perfectly balanced. A slight gust of wind will simply turn the blades, we call that windmilling. And the smoke that you’re seeing coming out from the exhaust portion is burned oil gases.

[@jjstevenz]

Michael Schumacher's F2003-GA sold for $14.9 million in a Sotheby’s auction in Geneva, Switzerland, almost doubling the previous record for an F1 car when Schumacher’s F2001 fetched $7.5 million in 2017.

[@StigAviation]

Absolutely incredible, it was such a pleasure to see that vehicle

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

Sig!!!!!! Goodeveninggggg. I was wondering was learning how to do aircraft lacing was it worth the time and frustration

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

I seen some on the apu white wiring just wondering

[@StigAviation]

That’s taught to you when you do the particular work. So it’s not an option of “worth learning “ you have to learn it if you’re doing wiring jobs.

[@AndrewMurphy8383]

@StigAviation right thanks for the reminder. I build harnesses garmin glass cockpit so at times I don't see the worth of learning untill to day when a client I built one for his kit plane thank me in a letter flying 2 or 3 years ago to for repair a nick in it s harnesses for his kit plane. Just wanted to know sry sig

[@Get_GAPD]

Honestly the cargo content is just as cool as the airplane content. I’m always floored by the cars going in and out. Quickly becoming my favorite part of Stig videos.

[@StigAviation]

I’m very happy you’re enjoying it. Thank you so much for watching.

[@AllanMoffat-p5d]

Perfect information as always. Keep it up.. Thank you from Glasgow , Scotland. Many, many thanks

[@StigAviation]

Many thanks!

[@danyalovic]

Had my first ramp shift today as a apprentice, really had some stig aviation Vibes💪🏼

[@StigAviation]

Great to hear! Hope you had fun

[@johnbaumann2126]

What's up Stig!? The wife and I just landed from Charlotte, NC and I told her how cool it would be to just see you on the ramp. As we were getting off the plane, I recognized your tool pouch. Thanks for saying hey!

[@StigAviation]

Heyyy. That was you … that was so awesome… you definitely caught me by surprise. Thank you for saying hello… next time you should have waited… would have given you a tour of the flight deck 🤙

[@SalutetoBlue]

Yes! another Stig shift! Thanks for all the hard work Stig. I see it was bring your cat to work day @52:04 😹

[@StigAviation]

Oh my goodness, I just noticed it in the background, little kitty cat, running around on the ramp

[@collinsgdk8697]

Hey stig do you ever realistically get to use your flight benefits? Like is it realistic to swap shifts and go on a short vacation on your days off? Or is it just a pipe dream. Also , you should do a Q&A video one day I think it’ll really help future A&P mechanics get a sense of everything 🙏🏼

[@GhostSniper67]

I know that pilots, flight attendants and their families get to enjoy the flight benefits a lot.

[@StigAviation]

I use them all the time, I give away days and I go on many vacations, matter fact I did that on my previous weeks, I went to Miami for a couple of days. I have done so much traveling with my flight benefits. it’s not even funny. And I fly for free, obviously I fly on standby but I still fly for free. Heck I’ve even gone to New York for a slice of pizza and came right back on the same day

[@day1an]

@@StigAviation did you take your cats?

[@buzzl.8637]

It’s not as easy as you think as an employee your a stand by passenger and these planes are so full it’s hit and miss getting on

[@StigAviation]

@@day1an cars stayed at home. They have automatic feeding machines and water fountain that’s lasts for weeks.

[@issacperales5273]

Hey Stig just wanted to share that you inspired me to believe in myself to take my Airframe written exam and passed, now I’ve got my O&P to concur

[@StigAviation]

Congratulations. Another step towards your license. You’re almost there. Keep it up

[@SproutyPottedPlant]

Haha I love the surprise barking dog moments 👍

[@StigAviation]

Loud little thing ain’t it 😅

[@AmericanAirlinesRule]

That 321Neo sure is a looker. While I haven't flown on a Neo yet, just the Ceo, I find them to be alot more comfortable than the 737.

[@StigAviation]

It’s such a better aircraft too

[@LtKernelPanic]

Couple things. I'm not sure about in SoCal but I know it's fairly common in parts of Arizona and Texas to have our NATO allies come for joint training exercises so if the Dutch Air Force normally refuel from an A330 based tanker I'm not surprised one accompanied them. As for the incident in Atlanta it looks like the CR9 was back quite a ways back from the hold short line but that still doesn't excuse the A350 crew from not paying attention and hitting it. There should have been about 40 feet of clearance according what Juan Browne could figure from the post collision photos.

[@StigAviation]

That could be the case as well, as I said, I don’t know how far away the RJ was parked, I’m sure they’ll get to the bottom of it when they finish the investigation.

[@purplefurryedits]

18:34 Yeaa Dutch airforce!!! I never got to see my home country's airforce before I moved but this is still cool :D

[@purplefurryedits]

Can I use that part of your video as part of an edit? I'll tag you in it :D

[@StigAviation]

Sure 👍

[@BigDuke-md8ec]

Stig , so when the plane is coming in to park at the terminal and using the guidance system you showed , is there still a human on the ground to manually direct them into position? So has the guidance system taken away someone’s job ? Keep up the good work - love the content !

[@StigAviation]

Yes there’s still a person standing at an emergency stop button just in case of emergency stop needed.

[@Zondreia]

I agree with that's 😂thanks information

[@StigAviation]

My pleasure 🤙

[@timsid]

Thank you, sir. I have always been fascinated with everything aeronautical, and watching this really scratches an itch. Now that we are older, and can afford it, the Mrs and I fly once a year for vacation. While I don't fly with your company; Canadian carriers are much simpler, given our remote area, I love a wrench jockey perspective nonetheless. Thank you for your hard work!

[@StigAviation]

Thank you very much sir, I appreciate you being here and enjoying the aircraft maintenance portion of Aviation. I hope you and the Mrs. have a beautiful flight to whichever destination you go to.

[@SproutyPottedPlant]

Wow that was beautiful seeing the Airbus powering off in the dark, it’s so interesting seeing the once busy plane full of excited passengers become completely dark and silent like a liminal space 👍🌱if only Airbus used Nintendo Wii clock battery technology, those batteries must be getting on for 15 years old and are still ticking!

[@StigAviation]

I am very happy you enjoyed it, thank you so much for watching. And that’s very interesting about the clock isn’t it?

[@Rwalt61]

Cool catch all the aircraft lined up for approach at night. I remember my brother and I would go to our local airport (STL) and watch them stacked up.

[@StigAviation]

I always enjoy seeing them lined up like that. It’s a beautiful site.

[@Acuda721]

Seems we can't stay out of the news here in ATL lately.. One thing to add about the inflatable seatbelts, they arm when they are fastened. So, to anyone trying to use that as a handle, stop and read your Warnings and Cautions! As always, love the content!

[@StigAviation]

You’re absolutely correct on that. Thank you

[@Nymerrahaley]

Normally I don't comment too much on the same video but 46:07 Seeing all the planes lined up like that in the sky is a beautiful sight

[@StigAviation]

100% agreed

[@Lufdhamsda]

Did you know any still flying Aircraft where to have update the NAV Data with a Disk? Nice Video, as everytime! Thank you so much!

[@StigAviation]

Our whole fleet has been updated to use a NAV data loading unit, I think there’s still some airlines that use floppy disks i’m not sure which airlines though

[@Lufdhamsda]

@@StigAviation Thanks for the answer! Wish you all the best!