Working Multiple positions in a small Airport

[@lincan4108]

👩: So what's your job? 🧑‍💼: Airport 👩: Oh you're an air traffic controller? 🧑‍💼: No, I'm THE airport

[@rkr894able]

xddddddddddddddddddddddd

[@vw8961]

Exactly. this guy is THE AIRPORT. He does everything. Well done.😄

[@OregonCrow]

cringe

[@dadawg420]

It is actually amazing this guys know everything about an airport. He's the one you need in a zombie apocalypse scenario.

[@MateusPilot]

@@OregonCrow mimimimimi

[@silver965]

"We're sorry, the flight is cancelled. Mr. Bjoernstroem called in sick today." "Who cares if one guy called in sick!?" "You don't understand, without Mr. Bjoernstroem, there is no airport to land in!"

[@kevinheard8364]

LOL!!!!!

[@NoT_FasT_JusT_FuriouS]

yup

[@ExplofingCreeperYT]

LOL

[@Breadmaker332]

You can land at uncontrolled runways if you follow proper procedures and check the runway before landing. You basically just radio the other planes instead of the tower, but I'm not a pilot so I may be wrong about some of this but it is possible.

[@slospotterslospotter9703]

@@Breadmaker332 it is possible but (as far as I know) only for general aviation

[@champkind6877]

Videos like this make me realize why television is a dead format. This roughly hour-long video is better than anything I've seen on TV for 20+ years. This is content, this is rewarding and interesting to watch. I learned so many things about working at a smaller airport. My hat's off to you, Herr Björnström.

[@-r-495]

no more repeated sequences after each ad break. the commentariat is a one man show too and I consider that to be another quality of this channel.

[@Jehty_]

Imagine a video like this with the budget of a TV episode. This video was great, but imagine how much better it would have been with a camera man or two. Always getting the best shots. I wish TV would go that route. Make high quality documentaries that don't rely on dramatization. That would get me back to TV. But unfortunately I don't think we will ever get that (well, there are large KZbin channels that come close).

[@gunnar6674]

I have seen documentaries of this quality from the likes of NHK, DW, NRK etc. so TV isn't dead yet.

[@904MarkB]

Not a dead format just a dying business in the way it is delivered to us also the very limited what(which is usually just a waste of time).

[@Roger_Gustafsson]

And it didn't cost a fortune...

[@jackevansevo]

All the flight attendants are so kind with all the gifts!

[@axwell955]

You think he smashes some of them? 😂😂

[@WoodyTheArmadillo]

One day the crew of a plane were mean to him and didn't give him his mandatory sandwitches. Since that day, an unexplained natural weather phenomenom occurs every time this very same crew tries to land again to this airport. Scientists tried to explain the penomenom, but their plane couldn't land as well.

[@spiff1003]

@@WoodyTheArmadillo Hah, they are afraid that he will get the wrong wind direction in the ATIS/METAR.

[@monaml]

They make me feel like I'm not generous at all

[@madhungarian3024]

I think sandwiches are an in-joke in the aviation community? At least that's what i gathered from Rod Machado.

[@smilingcopycat]

The guy is: 1. Radio tower operator 2. Maintenance in terminal 3. Guiding / follow me personal 4. Ladder personal 5. Ground maintanace of the plan 6. De-icing personal 7. Electrician 8. Push personal 9. Snow removal personal Awesome to see, I hope you get paid for everything!

[@guidofischer3735]

Jack of all trades - Master of most... Is there anything you don't do? Air Traffic Controller. Airport Electrician, Maintenance and Ramp Work, Runway maintenance... WOW!!!!!

[@steffen1182]

Don't forget that he also welds stone crushers weighing tons, rebuilds tiltrotators, drills wells, installs auxiliary heaters and clears snow from the roof with an excavator.

[@olavbjrneset5675]

Must take hours to clear the strip with just one RS…

[@VenturiLife]

@@bigsluggy You usually end up mastering something, even if it is process-related.

[@johannesnorrman1297]

Pajala AirPort ?

[@Gin-toki]

He probably also work as a barista in the airport cafe, aswell as luggage handler, check-in clerk and so on. Oneman airport xD I was rather surprised that he also manages traffic control.

[@klugkluk]

Interviewer: "What job would you like at the airport?" Mattias: "Yes!"

[@soulextracter]

Plot twist: He was the interviewer too.

[@نايف-ع3ن7ك]

@@soulextracter🤣🤣🤣🤣👌🏽

[@VadoVoodoo]

@@soulextracter Best comment!

[@carbarrer6]

😂😂😂​@@soulextracter

[@monssterific]

😂😂😂😂😂😭😭😭

[@ishmaelsibisi6720]

Dude running an airport alone in the middle of nowhere. Dudes job tittle is: YES

[@ketchup2248]

u saw people actualy helping him ;D there are probebly like 5-10 more people working there too but we just dont see them. But cant denied this guy does alot of things.

[@vfraddict]

Dudes job title is “HIM”

[@user-sj2kc1fp6b]

His CV on linkedin will look so good lol.

[@Moloxer]

@@ketchup2248 Yeah 10-15 more people doing probably the same amount of work. The people working at that airport are probably all experts on logistics and organization

[@panpeter3748]

I would not have been too surprised, seeing him entering the captain's chair and fly that thing back to England 😆

[@HelloMayday]

I lose an eye contact at Walmart and my whole world ends and this guy is keeping an airport alive with a plyers and a pocket knife. I am not a man.

[@Zyqeal]

It is not about being good at everything, you might know alot of things about Walmart more then Bjounstoerm and he knows more about airport stuffs. Everyone is good at something. ❤

[@HelloMayday]

@@Zyqeal true lol. But iv been a commercial pilot for 25 years..I should probably know a little more about airport wiring than i do but i dont 😂

[@Zyqeal]

ohhh haha 😆

[@stryxy6678]

exactly what i thought hahahahahahahah

[@marten6578]

don't get discouraged man, work on your problems and overcome them

[@mateoben7120]

For those wondering this is the Pajala airport in Sweden: 67°14'42.8"N 23°04'57.5"E

[@yoras16]

Many thanks!!

[@allaboutperspective650]

Tack så mycket jag undrade vilken flygplats det var. Edit sen hörde jag det också 😂

[@mateoben7120]

@@E-63836 Really felt like Rainbolt 😂

[@trg296]

står på hans jacka vilken flygplats

[@bragr_]

"They must have knocked the lid off clearing the snow!" 5 minutes later he's driving the snow plow. "They" indeed 🤣👏

[@jammy2405]

I can imagine it’s easily done. And we definitely all blame someone else 😂😂. It was like that when I got there

[@osmanoruc1036]

Funniest comment I've ever read on KZbin!! ahaha :D

[@kilibecher]

Tbf the furthest any of his clearing machines went was out by the lights, so he probably means someone who clears stuff further out from the runway.

[@kurtnowak8895]

It was likely the machine that clears the path around the lights. It sounded like a combination of a blow and brush that he could drive in a line right over the lights.

[@ggrinfan]

I have been perplexed thanks KZbin for the algorithm. What an interesting content. And what about the quality of the images, sound and the editing with those area shots. Not only does he manage an airport, he is also a filmmaker. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@DanielTorTik]

When i see people like him, i feel confident that humanity is in safe hands.

[@freedomisfromtruth]

But there is not many of him

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//;*;*;;*;//.

[@thecoolbird13]

@@freedomisfromtruthyou obviously haven't seen his secret clone machine

[@prprprprprprprprpr]

but women want equality, so soon there will be one of them doing nothing but taking pictures for the instagram

[@hoodio]

i understand what you mean but unfortunately it's not people like him who control the world

[@RiccoVilella]

This dude made me sit here for 1h watching him fix stuff in the airport… what a legend 🤜🏼🤛🏼

[@rkisembo]

The flight crew knows his value. They take care of him! This guy has to be one of the most interesting humans out there. 😅 not only does he fuel the flight, he de-ices, then back to the tower for a send off! Much respect ✊🏾

[@XXSkunkWorksXX]

If I'm not mistaken, when the families get to the grotto this is the guy dressed in red with a big white beard dishing out the presents. Then he's back in time to do it all again and when he's finished he gets to dip one of those stewardesses! Top bloke!

[@didousmacraw3461]

He's the only guy in the world who truly identifies as He/They/them/airport Totally impressed man

[@C.Q_Wilkenson]

As someone who used to work at at Burbank and LAX, I always have to explain to people, working at small airports is NOT easier than big airports, because you have to do every Job. Hats off to you, for doing all of this in the snow!

[@yorik4897]

A person should probably have a big stack of certifications allowing them to do all this work?

[@tobbcittobbcit8899]

​@@yorik4897 depends on what you mean by big, but at least 3 i believe

[@finian2]

I assume it can be less stressful though, while you need to know and understand more systems, you have more downtime to think things through VS. a large airport where waiting too long to do something can be catastrophic.

[@littlevaquero5516]

@@tobbcittobbcit8899 eh, having worked in a similar position mentoring plays a big part in it, 1 old dude teaches 4 younger dudes who all teach their own teams and boom uve got a fully shifted airport

[@mickeg6284]

i flew from one small airport 25 yesars ago when i was youth. First time i trevelled from it. -OMGi think i missed the morning plane. no stafff, no no gates , nothing open. 20 mins before departure , there was a staff meeting me, did the ticket. opened the door and let me out to the flight. i was the only traveller from that airport. on a regular monday. was a frequent traveller from that airport. as it took 30 mns by flight and 6 hours by train and had change train twice. Only time i got scared was then there was one other passernger travelling also. i think that happend 4 or 5 times in a year. Did i forgot to say i was a youth, so i flew on a youth-ticket that cost me $25 one way. this was like a taxuplane i had 3 or 4 stops between stockholm and gothenburg. and my stop was the last one before gothenburg. and we weer usually max 15 souls onnoard including the crew. i think they never made money on that trip and its gone these days.

[@PokeGamer025]

When you’re in an aviation game playing as ground crew, but nobody else is ground crew:

[@Revolzer]

😂

[@PokoTheDinosaur]

FR

[@marlon.campos]

Real Flight Simulator 😁

[@CubeAtlantic]

This video is dead-on relaxin' & good vibe :)

[@Revolzer]

@@CubeAtlantic fr but is it just me or it feels so lonely especially up in the atc tower unless u got 2-3 teammates with ya

[@Tommi348]

Polish stewardess said „Oh mother, how cold it is” when she opens the door. She meant „Holy mother” but said only „mother”, in Poland we use it like „Oh God”. Sandwiches, candy’s, alpine milk chocolates… Polish hospitality even when we’re not home 😅 Greetings from Poland 🫶🇵🇱

[@bendybus5165]

those polish chocolates are to die for, they are the best chocolates I have ever had. I bought some from an import store in Darwin, Australia, and I've never been able to buy them since! Might have to come to poland one day just to buy some more.😀

[@realdjoffski]

Come visit Poland then! ❤

[@woolto]

Alpejskie Mleczko made by German Milka - that's not Polish at all! As a child we had this product called PTASIE MLECZKO made mainly by Polish WEDEL. Then Swiss Milka entered to our market with their imitation of this product called "Alpine Milk". How this can be a Polish present? - I don't get it.

[@paweisyn7446]

@@woolto Noooo ,że z Polski przyleciało🤣 Ptasie jeszcze też mamy ,ale to już nie to co kiedyś.

[@wackaircaftmechanic2312]

I was about to say, Alpine chocolates are the best!’ He got lucky!! While I mainly want to see my family again, the chocolates and bread are worth it by themselves!

[@StevenLaFrance]

dude i didnt even know this was a hr long and I just sat here watching, it goes to show its easy to watch someone that is good at their job.

[@882952]

You are one valuable employee! You do so many things. I'm sad to say in the USA, many people train and educate themselves for a specific job, and we whine if we have to do anything outside of that. "That's not my job!" But you're out there doing so many duties. I really hope your pay matches your value, you are a great employee!

[@zevakikel]

Mattias, you are the real one-man army! Thanks for sharing!

[@simonmagnusson6216]

I was thinking while watching the video, if the world goes to shit i want to be on team Mattias. He's really a one man army. Goddamn.

[@ShafaatRazin-px1sk]

The cinematography and production of this is insane. Bravo my man.

[@kristiteneqexhi5833]

exactly and no one is pointing that out

[@mdreckow]

he even got a badass drone shot over the runway. what a man

[@rafadrath7481]

100%, mind blowing but that's why I'm itching even more for explanation (even brief) how was this video made. Don't get me wrong, I admire him but some shots I refuse to believe that 1 man recorded everything..

[@AysarAburrub]

@@rafadrath7481 the drone shots while he's operating the plow couldnt have been done by him. I find it hard to believe that he could focus on both tasks at the same time. He probably had some help filming, at the very least with the drone shots.

[@jesperkarlsson8268]

​@@AysarAburrubDrones are auto following nowadays. You simply point out the target and it will follow it.

[@rnzoli]

I noticed that your phraseology is "runway 11/29 (is) free" (instead of "cleared to land" and "cleared for takeoff" ) both at landing and at departure, so you are working in the tower as an AFISO (aerodrome flight information service officer). This explains how you are even allowed to do all that stuff. Some AFISO''s I met even handle payments for landing fees, fuel, parking etc. I love these regional airports, where big jets and smaller aircraft mix (I fly the small ones). And whenever I have the chance, I like to meet people in the tower and have a great respect for the really few ground personnel as well, for their versatility and cooperation with us.

[@this_sabby]

Never knew about this, thanks mate! Im an avgeek, smarter everyday!!

[@Galastin]

I assume this has something to do with level of responsibility? Like, he is there to inform on conditions but the pilot is responsible for all movement of the aircraft. Hence, he is not actually "controlling" or ordering the pilot to do anything.

[@WhenTheTucker]

@@Galastinbasically. The airport at Catalina Island in California basically operates like this. They’re a private airport but allow anyone to come in (provided you can land).

[@ekpq53]

Then you're going to love SGAS. At that airport, C-150s and other medium-sized planes land among B747s and 787s, not to mention that a military squadron of at least 3 planes had just taken off a few meters from where helicopters are taking off, haha. All this while on the active runway, a C152 is practicing touch-and-goes... and I almost forgot about the other one that's doing a 360, waiting for its turn to land, which is also in training. Those controllers are masters.

[@rnzoli]

@@Galastin yes, the main dividing line between air traffic "control" service and "information" service is the responsibility of aircraft SEPARATION, i.e., preventing them from mid-air collisions. With "control service", the air traffic controller is responsible for the separation, with "information" service, the pilots are responsible to separate themselves from each other visually. (Mind you, this is a very rough explanation, there are different levels of control and information services provided in airspace classes from A to F.) But it doesn't mean "information" can be disregarded in a negligent manner, because the air law often require pilots to make certain decisions and actions based on the information (e.g., not to conduct 2 instrument approaches in low visibility weather simultaneously).

[@SierraEchoEchoDelta]

i work at Brussels Airport and the flight attendants offering food and drinks hit right home.. always such a warm gesture from them

[@GoldenTV3]

This feels like a live action ambience video. Especially the air traffic controller sections. Cozy warm lights contrasting a cold and blue exterior

[@Deutschehordenelite]

This guy must be the most interesting person ever

[@StubbyPhillips]

Later in the apocalypse there will only be cockroaches, anime cat-girls and this guy.

[@miki_9034]

​@@StubbyPhillips why anime cat girls? Do they've some super skills or smth?

[@StubbyPhillips]

@@miki_9034 There are just *_SO MANY_* of them in VRChat (Helpful Hint: They're usually dudes) I figure they'll fare about as well as the cockroaches.

[@miki_9034]

@@StubbyPhillips Lol, Thanks for elaborating.

[@EWasteJILL]

YUP! 😊

[@jonahbrame7874]

Shoveling snow into the hole to soak up the water so that you could shovel it all out was a brilliant move! I'm keeping that trick in my back pocket for the future!

[@djordjeblaga7815]

Came for the entertainment, stayed for the lessons in Airfield day-to-day work. Awesome stuff!

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//;*;*;*;;//.

[@Kanmandetdu]

This man better be the best paid worker on the planet or nothing is fair. The amount of expertise on display here is just mind blowing. Good job M. Bjoernstroem - what a nice video too. Would love to visit someday.

[@NikSpringer]

As an American, I really appreciate everyone's ability to speak English, even if it is mandated by FAA. I also appreciate all second, third, and so on and so forth English-language learners for making informative and intriguing videos like this for the general English-speaking populous

[@brad9529]

So sweet of the stewardess's to give you snacks, they were lovely

[@mohdfahmi8841]

//;*;*;*;;://.

[@HrMarek]

That droneshot of plowing was epic.

[@richardcawthorpe]

Very intersting , so thats what you do when your not digging or blowing things up !!! ha ha thanks for the vids keep them coming Richard UK

[@_Mackan]

this has got to be one of THE best videos on youtube

[@kevinheard8364]

I was similarly impressed .... just a really heartfelt pride in somebody doing all of that.

[@colinmiller5502]

I worked Exeter Airport UK for 10 yrs as a refueller, but your work is something else, respect to you.

[@guillo2388]

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.

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

If anyone find a better fitting thumbnail too this video,feel free to put the timestamp below this comment

[@Maximus94L]

7:50 - plane ran me over.. PS. we need more films

[@jospi2]

49:16 would be a good thumbnail.

[@gustavostensson1048]

8:04 or 49:42

[@StubbyPhillips]

20:15

[@sjoerdriberi9268]

3:40 or 11:14 maybe. but i just started the video. great to see pajala operations ran by you and you. also like the treatment you got from the flight attendants

[@AnnaRobert]

As a pilot who is very fascinated by aviation, I loooved watching all the work you do at the airport. Plus, the storytelling is impressive 😍

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks Anna!

[@elavemayo]

KZbin brought me here. Excellent video and congratulations on your hard work. It's literally the "I do everything at work." Greetings from Chile. 🇨🇱

[@dancalmusic]

What can I say: the more I watch his videos, the more I admire this man.

[@TurboPonies]

Love the Saab escort vehicle. And Scania trucks. And all-in-one package. That place is lucky to have you. Greetings from New York, this is a small world.

[@AW-Services]

Absolutely incredible video. Wow you have some sheer responsibility and respect. ATC isnt easy. Nice to see the cabin crew look after you with treats. One of your best videos

[@Frank-Thoresen]

So true. One of his best videos for sure

[@gunnar6674]

AFIS, not ATC, he is not giving control but information - pilots are responsible for separation here, but still big respect.

[@ronm3245]

I was a Navy electrician over 40 years ago. I remember doing exactly the same kind of troubleshooting while chasing down electrical faults. Oddly enough, the flight deck lighting always worked flawlessly. Two memorable occasions stick with me. One time was in the fire room on top of a main boiler. It was probably 140 °F. We could only work there for 5 minutes at a time. It seemed as if I had to drink my own body weight of water afterwards. The other time was in the Aleutian Islands in January working aloft on the running lights while it was around -20 °F. Now I am an old man and I get mad if it's not within 2 degrees of 72.

[@german_novotiable]

Sorry mate, we got no idea what is fahrenheit. Everyone around the world uses Celsius - by far superior measure as well as metric system.

[@markpeterson5479]

@@german_novotiable Even at 75 as I continue to make things, I keep getting more and more frustrated that the USA did not go metric way back in the 1800's. (Minnesota, USA)

[@lospaquitos1460]

You are amazing. People who watch this are amazing. People in the comments are amazing. Damn, this is all so heartwarming. It just restores one's faith in humanity. Thank you.

[@carlj7466]

This is the type of guy raised to do this job. Good on em i hope he loves doing it forever

[@shifti550]

Looks like you could operate the whole airport by yourself :) Great job!

[@audikool]

Not could. Does.

[@prprprprprprprprpr]

And make a movie about that in parallel.

[@fitshamer]

I love how you give the generator a couple of "atta girl" pats after she starts right up in sebzero temps.

[@AlexanderGee]

Random and sad comment. My dog passed away. This video was the last thing we lay on the couch and watched together. Thanks for putting out all the videos through the years they have been many of my mornings with my best bud.

[@grumpycat_1]

My wife has seen me cry twice.. Once when my daughter was born and once when I lost my cat of 18 years. Its not just losing a "pet"... You lose a friend, a family member. They dont live long enough and that sucks, but its always worth it to share your life with a good group of animal bros. Remember the good times and be thankful for the time you had together.

[@AlexanderGee]

​@@grumpycat_1 Thank you for the kind words. They absolutely are family, and there is nothing like the absolute loyalty and affection our pets entrust us with. It is so unfair they get so few years. Make all those days count for them people.

[@TonyTheYouTuba]

Every moment together is a gift. Sorry for your loss, but sounds like your furry friend had a great life of love and companionship right until the final nap.

[@MahkReeProductions]

@@grumpycat_1 sorry for your loss.

[@PedroHenrique-gw9zs]

My condolences!

[@papollard117]

The look on that little kids face in the window while de-icing the plane is priceless! I think he might have enjoyed that more than Santa Village.

[@nyceyes]

11:28 One of my favorite scenes. Heartwarming. 🤗 But this entire video was just amazing. A hard day's pay for a hard day's work.

[@IFArakash]

That's literally the dream for an introvert like me! 😁 Was on holiday in Sweden last year, near Överkalix, next time ill go even further north, love the northern european countries! Greets from Germany 🤘

[@micha3828]

Da hast du tatsächlich recht, hat schon was. Und selbst wenn was schief geht, ist da ja auch keiner, der dir die Hölle heiß macht. Spaß beiseite ... hat schon was, ja. Und nen paar Leute sind da ja dann doch noch zu sehen teils.

[@mikehughes6140]

Seriously impressive. I’m not sure I have ever seen anyone turn their hand to so many different job roles. You deserve Employee of the Century.

[@cedricjaggilszhplanespotte6532]

wow really impressive. A talent that can do everything. He does the tower, then he repairs some machine, then he guides the airplane to the parking area by car and then he is also responsible for the airplane stairs. He also takes care of the airplane's power supply and ventilation, then he helps to cover the plane and finally he de-ices it, cleans the runway and repairs the lighting. Then he pushes an airplane from one stand to another and clears the runway of snow. It feels like he runs the entire airport operation on his own. Wow, it feels like he does 20 different jobs.

[@BaluErtl]

An amazingly interesting peek into someone's daily job. A simple KZbin like is not enough to express how valuable I find this kind of content.

[@nurlanmahmudov]

This is the MAN we need to hear from TED scene , not the bull tellers , full scale passion of his job and tons of responsibilities !

[@andrewjones-productions]

Good grief, is there anything this very capable young man can't do? He's practically running the airport all by himself! Everything from moving an aeroplane with a tractor to being the airport ATC! I am very, very impressed!

[@tonyrooke]

Great video. Having flown from UK to smaller airports in Scandinavia for skiing, its great to see what has to happen behind the scenes to make that possible. So thanks for that and the video.

[@marcomorosino6081]

One man band ? One man running an airport ? That is insane and you man are an hero to me

[@jancintron]

bro is certified on literally everything

[@BillyDaKidtv]

These are the kind of videos KZbin was invented for. Absolutely fantastic! Keep them coming my good man!

[@Brinckie]

Nice Work Mattias, thank you for sharing this insight into near artic General Aviaton, ATC and airport maintenance circumstances. Worked as an KLM Avionics Technician @Schiphol in the Netherlands and saw the snowfleet(sneeuw vloot) in action, they do the same you did clearing the runway only with multiple snowploughs and similar equipment. Very impressive and an overall demanding job since here it requires extra work for people working "normal" Airport jobs on and around the airfield and its adjacent buildings and processes.

[@mariewoodcock1244]

Amazing video. The content is so very interesting. You wear so many hats you could operate the entire airport on your own. Thank you. All the best from Perth Western Australia.

[@camerona_]

For anyone asking, I believe the airport is "Pajala Airport" in Sweden as the ICAO is listed as 'ESUP' when filling out the met report.

[@srdjan6004]

What that mejnstrim, can u explaine, please?

[@dantheman3162]

Also says that on the Saab escort vehicle at around 7:30 👍

[@jasonjraphael4687]

Easily the best video I have seen on KZbin - entertaining and informative. Thank you Mr. Bjoernstoerm!

[@mitchs2148]

This is awesome. I am a mobile plant technican/diesel fitter in Australia and I think a lot of my trade would lend itself to this kind of work. Great to see this kind of job exists out there!

[@paulleeson1218]

Well, I've met a few people who I would call multi talented, but this is another level! Cracking video, loved it all. Cheers.

[@thinking-monkey]

Wow! You showed us a side of airports that we all knew must be taken care of and maintained by somebody, we just didn't know who or what was involved. What a ton of work! Great job, my friend. Kudos from the Southern U.S.!

[@anonymous77173]

I used to be a de icer.. tech cleaner at London luton Airport.. this is a brilliant vlog brother and hats off to you good sir for making me remember how good working at an Airport is .. much love 💘

[@anonymous77173]

I also fitted new carpets on A321 and A320

[@AndreasLundblad]

Amazing work. Mind sharing what education / training you've gone through to learn all this?

[@M.BJOERNSTROEM]

Thanks! Mostly local training, except the Afis tower work, had to be a few months in school for that

[@prinzfelipe]

This guy does it all. No job too big or too small. Agent, ramp, ATC, maintenance and oh I almost forgot. Camerman

[@85JaymanUK]

I hope whoever funds this airport realizes what a truly amazing asset they have in this guy and that he is paid a good salary! What a knowledgeable and hard working guy! Truly some hard graft and he does it with a good attitude!

[@BikZom]

if they let him film they already had realized

[@kane20002]

Seconded! I worked in one of the largest airports in Europe, and I can say that Matthias alone does the work that in large airports is done by more than 2 thousand employees, their work is managed by 4 top managers! Their professional skills fit into one person's head - it's fantastic! Plus, don't forget, Matthias can do a lot more! I admire this amazing man and hope that his work and professional qualities are appreciated by the airport's financial management in the highest possible way! Thank you Matthias, you are the best of the best!

[@deus_ex_machina_]

​@@BikZom Agreed. No way he would have been able to record, let alone upload this video if he didn't already have a good working relationship with the operators. However, it can become an issue years after the fact. I remember how unfortunate it was when I revisited AmbuChannel, and saw that the videos had been unlisted/privated/deleted. I suggest viewers to download this video for posterity.

[@Citizen63-j8k]

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

[@johnb6041]

End of the world, this guy's on my team.

[@danh6720]

I've heard of people doing just about that number of jobs at an airport, though rarely, though very rarely with that level of equipment. But I've never heard of ATC doing anything but ATC. But points, finally an ATC who actually understands RCC's. If I find a pilot who understands it, I may faint!

[@shygorilla8082]

This was one of the most enjoyable videos I've seen in months. Nice.

[@justjoe7313]

Super beautiful drone shots! Snow removing shots are movie perfection!!!

[@smudgerdave1141]

Many thanks for the completely fascinating video. And thanks also to the management of the airport for letting you film. More airport videos please.

[@jstevison]

I didn’t think it was possible for me to love your videos any more than I already do, but you have managed to make me love them even more. So so good man. Thanks

[@tjsaunders6528]

Its interesting to see you didn't use butyle on the new crimp/termination for the transformer. I get butyle can be a pain in cold weather to undo, but when done right, you'll NEVER have a weathering leak from just e--tape (vulk tejp). Small Layer of Tape( to make removing butyle easier next time) + Butyle + more tape = golden with good, tight, overlapping tape wraps. Used to do this on cellular towers for hot summers and freezing winters 1 hour from the ocean. Never had to re-do any of my terminations that were exposed to the elements year after year in an overall wet climate. Anyhow, love the video! You do so much out there! Keep it up mate.

[@Yevgeniy-UA]

Thanks to KZbin for recommending this video to me. It's been a privilege watching it!

[@ZGGordan]

09:50 this man doesn't waste time 🤣

[@retinaquester]

Yeah but with his tasklist there was not a lot he could a join into. But they did give him all sandwiches, so it was OK. LOL

[@Studio23Media]

That made me laugh. And then they have him a sandwich! 🤣🤣🤣

[@Nyxem]

@@retinaquester He was asking as he is managing hotel also 😅

[@ZGGordan]

@@Nyxem 🤣

[@YusDyr]

In the next series: "Managing a hotel with @M. Bjoernstroem" ;)

[@neco317]

you are just incredible! Jack of all trades! A huge big well-done to you...👍

[@Sebastian-lk5dz]

As an Aviation Nerd this is so relaxing and interesting to watch. I'd watch a whole series of you doing your work.

[@chtomek]

15:33 i'm from Poland and it's so funny when i saw those sweets, I consider them to be very good, but when I offered them to my British friends they didn't like it too much, from that point I knew don't assume what's best in your country is best in other :)

[@vikinghjonk9262]

this is the most impressive thing ive ever seen in my life, beautifully shot, and well edited. my g literally ran the whole airport by himself

[@kerrykertesz9114]

This guy is so talented! Talk about multitasking! he's definitely an asset to this airport! Well done! great Video!!! The Photography work is so well done! One very talent man!!

[@thealtchemist.x]

This man is a machine! A robot. The knowledge about all different systems and ops.... amazing!

[@ambavert]

Dude, I thought you were just blowing up rocks on a forest road, but it turns out you're running an entire airport! This is very cool!🤟

[@mytester6208]

He is getting his commercial jet pilot license soon, so he can run both the airlines and the airport by himself. :)

[@kane20002]

@@mytester6208 For Matthias, it's a piece of cake!

[@Bolzotron]

this video is so cool to watch... i work in maintenance in a precast plant with its own gravel pit and its so different every day... i love it :D challenges everywhere

[@luminescentlion]

Id say those stewards were trying to get some priority on the taxiway but it doesnt look like they have much competition.

[@mjddev]

This is so enjoyable to watch. The cinematography and production quality is just brilliant. Would love to watch more of this kind of stuff

[@rotate270]

I'm sure there are better videos on KZbin, but I really can't remember any. This is pure awesome.

[@caseyjones166]

Watching this, I thought of so many complimentary things I wanted to say, but having looked through the comments, they've all been said already! What a hero - such patience, persistence and doggedness, and that's before we consider the quality of the cinematography. Just one thing - when does he sleep?

[@MaskedGooner]

i like how you repaired the connection in such a way that it won't need repair for a long time

[@tomass286]

Everything about this video is just phenomenal, so glad I found this. A clear inspiration, proud of you!

[@ChannelAsh100]

I appreciate this video more than anything ive seen on youtube in a long time.

[@mysterbruno2593]

Oh man! What an interesting video you made. The images and point of view are top too! And you're so fun too despite all the responsabilities you have!! Your nickname could be the “Swiss knife”. Even studying plane pilot license during spare time 😂Thanks so much for this awesome video (sorry for my poor english)

[@profgyland2]

The airline and the airport should be pleased to have such an exceptional person working for them. People like you are as rare as hen's teeth. Well done, and you are a great human.

[@janklaas3242]

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!!

[@williamskk1]

Fascinating video! So interesting seeing all the jobs you do at work. Great editing too to keep our interest! Thanks!