What Happens to Your Luggage at the Airport (and other stuff on the ramp)?

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What happens between the time you drop off your bag at the ticket counter and when you pick it up at baggage claim?
In this video, we’ll go behind the scenes to understand what happens below your feet as you prepare for a flight. We’ll look at the baggage system, the loading process, as well as visit the ramp tower.
We’ll get to know what it takes to be a great ramp agent and take a few minutes to recognize just how critical ramp agents and ramp tower controllers are to running a successful airline.
The scale of this operation is overwhelming:
As many as 80,000 to 100,000 bags flow through the baggage system at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport each day. Ramp Agents can load as many as 50,000 pounds of sand on flights in a given day. The airport averages 2,700 daily arrivals and departures.
Check out this video to see how the ramp supports this volume of effort.
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@WhoDeyNati513 4 года назад

As a Delta employee for about 7 1/2 years now, 3 of those years were on the ramp in DTW and CVG. Thank you for covering this, and showing what we do. We are out there in all elements and people don’t understand that we have to get off the ramp when lightning strikes close to the airfield for safety reasons. It’s also so amazing to be in front of a 747 with its engines on taxi power and dispatching it (which is standing in front of it until the tow bar is released and to alert the flight deck by salute that they are good to go). It truly is an unforgettable experience that I will remember all of my Delta career.

@ecclestonsangel 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing. Delta rules!

@kjbrimm1 4 года назад

Bob B MSP here.

@reallifescottsterling1471 4 года назад

@Bob B What was your experience on the ramp at dtw since thats a possible job I’m looking at

@Mylastavatar 4 года назад

Why did you leave?

@jakkco 4 года назад

As a passenger at DTW, thank you

@MastrCake 4 года назад

As a ramp agent for a Delta contractor, I’ll say this... it never gets old :) seeing our planes up close and working inside, around, under (and above when de-icing) these planes more than makes up for the occasional chaos and unpredictability of airports

@HOOKEM2024 Год назад

I’ve been trying to get a job as a ramp agent down here in Houston with no such luck

@nunyab.. 4 года назад

3:15 completely misses dot

@AlonsoRules 4 года назад

that explains the alarm we heard earlier

@dewiz9596 4 года назад

I expect dors are for minimum spacing.. . so, no problem

@impulseaviation253 4 года назад

The strangest thing I have seen wheeled through a terminal by a baggage agent was the kitchen sink. To this day, I do not know if it was a joke or if someone actually packed everything including the kitchen sink.

@nancymwihaki8901 Год назад

🤣

@tompy1297 4 года назад

Jeb, I feel you’ve blown the other tubers trip reports to another level here! What an amazing experience.

@levonalyanakian1831 4 года назад

3:15 Jeb: the dots are for workers to spearhead the luggage out *That guy* :

@karlp8484 4 года назад

Isn't that exactly what he said?

@justinralph8100 4 года назад

Made me laugh

@greenidguy9292 4 года назад

That dude split the dots right after he said that. 😂😂

@validatted 4 года назад

I was gonna do that 😭😂

@wannabedal-adx458 4 года назад

LoL!!!!! :)

@deneneneufeld5795 3 года назад

Thank you for raising money for Cancer Research. I'm a survivor but my son lost his battle at 5 years old & at 17 I lost my father of cancer. I'm not battling with other chronic illnesses & limited income so I travel through your vlogs & see, dream & wish to fly & go on Amtrak trains. Thank you for your vlogs & please keep them coming.

@jadenstark5171 Год назад

Sorry for your losses

@crosado1584 4 года назад

As a fellow ramp agent, it is good that we get recognized for the hard work that we do day in and day out. As you experienced Safety is the number one in this industry because lives are at stakes. Thank you for your recognition.

@GenkisTravels 4 года назад

Wow that's neat. I lol'd at the dining room chair.

@jblyon2 4 года назад

I once flew to stay at a family friend's second house for 2 weeks before they went there for the winter. I took my second checked back full of stuff she wanted taken there, including her sewing machine. I was laughing thinking how many sewing machines could Delta have possibly flown cross country. On the flight back a woman asked a flight attendant to help her lift her bag into the overhead bin. It was heavy...because it had her sewing machine in it!

@jonbradshaw3385 Год назад

Prior to 9/11 I worked at DFW airport for one of the airlines there. I loved being able to drive around the ramp and see the aircraft from that perspective. I even took my daughter to work with me one time and there was a Korean Air 747 that was there in between flights. She wanted to see it so we got out and walked around it. I then asked if we could go inside and look around since she had never seen an aircraft like the 747. We were lucky that they allowed us to do so. My daughter just recently reminded me of that day and she recounts it as one of her favorite memories. Sadly we lived in a much different world back then, but I am so grateful that I was able to do that for my daughter.

@moisescruz4424 4 года назад

I miss my days on the ramp. I left delta after 20 years of service.

@RBH1020 4 года назад

Working on the Ramp here at PHL for American is such an amazing job. Now that I’ve put in my time (23 years). I’ve worked in all of the job locations that are in this video. Great video and thanks for sharing.

@dianestringer5976 2 года назад

Hey there fellow American employee! It's cool watching ATL right? Do y'all have Power Stowes?

@matthewjozwik6831 2 года назад

Yo do you still work in Philly? I go to temple and I’d love to talk about your experience at PHL

@ElGranCaminante001 4 года назад

I've worked in aviation for 6 years including ramp, security and one of the most beautiful things about this career is seeing these aircrafts up close and working with them every day, the amount of experiences are like non other and is a great feeling. Very few people get to experience that.

@static838 4 года назад

I worked on the ramp as an ALA for 7 years in ATL on E and F. I now work as a Flight Attendant based in SEA. I am so glad you got to have this experience and I can agree that the people I worked with down there are some of the best people. It’s a family down there. Many good memories. Thanks for sharing this experience and hope to run into you in the skies sometime.

@dianestringer5976 2 года назад

Hey Chase! Stringer says Hi!

@zacharyurgento9429 4 года назад

Jeb, from a Southwest ramp agent, thank you for showing people what we do. So often people ask me to describe what I do on a daily basis, and even though there are some differences with a different airline, and a much smaller airport (ALB), this will be a great video to show them to give them a visual! I love watching your videos, keep up the amazing work!

@tonymobbs7738 4 года назад

thank you for this video im flying to ATL airport for my connecting flight onto another airport in about 8 days . so seeing what happens to my bag is kinda interesting . i have seen an airport from ground view - about 6 years ago i worked as a security guard for fedex in england and seeing the air freight operations gave me a new love and appreciations for airports.

@DennisBunnikTravels 4 года назад

sensational video! what an amazing experience! well done mate!

@TrainiaxProductions 3 года назад

I've ben a Ramp agent for 2 years now, started with United Express with Swissport, to then do International flights and then work United Airlines mainline at Washington- Dulles, then got laid off in January of 2020 and now I work for Delta in Tulsa. So far, these are the best 2 years of my life, working as a ramp agent. The views are incredible, the work is amazing, just interacting with our aircrafts, passengers, cargo/baggage, and the entire operation make me happy, and it makes everything else enjoyable. This video pretty much covers what we do as ramp agent, and I wanna thank you so much for making this video, showing what we do and what goes on every single day! We do more than people think around the operation, and this videos covers all of it. Keep up the great footage. I love to marshal, pushback, load and unload all kinds of aircrafts, just cause it gives me that pride and sense of working in the airport!

@wmlent 4 года назад

Hi Jeb. I previously worked for Northwest Airlines settling luggage claims for 8 years. Thank you for posting this. I wish more people knew what their luggage went through after they checked it in. I used to describe the luggage sortation system as a fully automated Chutes and Ladders game (for those that remember the game). Regards, Bill (Minneapolis)

@tammypearson4500 4 года назад

Hi Jeb! I've been on the ground level many times, primarily in Europe, while being shuttled by bus to our plane. It's great to see the beautiful planes and the workings of everyone in aviation, both inside and outside the airport.

@Swindy1794 4 года назад

This is incredible! .... about 3 years ago... I had never flown before. (I live in Pennsylvania and had to go to Miami...Alone! I’m a man of 50) I’ll tell ya, I was a nervous wreck! I flew out of Pitt and I thought for sure I was going to get lost in Atlanta.. not so. Everyone was so helpful and kind, I had no idea what really goes on “behind the scenes” Great video! Amazing to see what really happens... and No layover.. 30 minutes.. maybe? Kudos to Atlanta crew!

@yourgirlfriendlllll 3 года назад

Off topic but I live in Pennsylvania and I’m going to Miami and Clearwater in 24 days lol just thought that was a coincidence

@tomdickens7856 3 года назад

People don't appreciate how hard ramp workers work to get your flight out on time, and usually for not much more than minimum wage.

@nocoaviation8353 4 года назад

As a ramp agent for Frontier Airlines I’d like to thank you for shining a light on ramp agents because we really don’t get much attention out there and it shows everyone who watches this, what it’s like to be a below the wing worker.

@vincegay986 2 года назад

Drove on the ramp at Los Angeles International, as an interline driver in the 1980’s. We were the folks who moved bags between airlines. Fun work. The tech sure has improved.

@flynoreast7871 4 года назад

Thank you for showing everyone the complexities of our profession. I've only been with Delta in BOS for 2 years, but being a ramp agent for the past 5 has been one of the best experiences of my life.

@zavid9774 3 года назад

Jeb: "dots on the conveyor belts show workers where to place bags to reduce the risk of jams down the line " man at 3:15: nOpE

@remaguire 2 года назад

I love your attitude of the kid in the candy store! Never lose it!

@xrs54 4 года назад

I’ve worked below wing since 2012 at MSP, I absolutely love it, it never gets old. I currently refuel and love being up close with all the planes! Looks like they run a good operation down there in ATL. Imagine doing all that in -15 degree and snowy conditions 😎!

@nathangoode3126 4 года назад

It always amazes me how much work always goes on behind the scenes. I fly Delta exclusively and due respect their work and dedication to the flight training industry. These employees work very hard in all weather conditions and that demands respect.

@bradboyer1381 2 месяца назад

Jeb, loved it! I grew up in an around aviation--there's a reason two of my brothers became pilots, and I myself have never, ever lost my childhood thrill of flying. Found your vid when my son asked what 'carry-on baggage' was, and how 'checked in' baggage got on (and off) the belly of an airplane. He was satisfied with your answer!

@Justsomerandomguy951 2 года назад

I work at LAX, have been a ramp agent for nearly a year. I work nights and it is backbreaking, especially with summer coming up, but it's a fun job at times! The thing I look forward to the most is driving the tug and seeing the sunset 🌅 looks AMAZING!

@audreybrown5901 4 года назад

Love your enthusiasm, Jeb! So happy that you were able to experience the tow truck. I have always wondered why and how it is used. Thanks for the excellent video!

@owenmartin3490 4 года назад

This is what makes your channel different from all the other RU-vidrs’! Thanks for covering this!

@robertdabney7245 Год назад

Mr. Brooks. I am going through your library of videos and one thing jumps out at me. It is very clear why your "real world' consulting business thrives. Your presentation and "teaching" styles are first rate. Thank you for opening the eyes of so many of us to both the above and below wing aspects of the aviation industry.

@benjaminzeev8185 4 года назад

I want to thank all the workers behind the scenes who make our flights possible but not always get enough credit. I worked at a company for few months responsible for loading and unloading cargo and its a really hard physical work

@BrianWebb0222 4 года назад

UA ramper here from SFO... I must say, the Power Stow has to be on the biggest saviors on my back when in the pits. Glad to see other airlines using them now too.

@statikcitten9 4 года назад

I work here and have access to almost everywhere, and even after 3 years it's STILL awe inspiring. I love it here!

@laprock 4 года назад

I was a ramp agent at LAX for 1 year and really enjoyed working up close to the airplanes, but that’s as good as the job really got It’s a very fast paced and physical intensive job. A lot of employees get injured by squatting, bending, pushing and pull heavy luggages.

@ohitsreo1275 4 года назад

I loved this video. It was amazing watching the plane get backed up.

@peggythomison5562 3 года назад

I really appreciate the commentary on this episode!!👏✅

@peggythomison5562 3 года назад

Mr Jeb Brooks, Please Fly into John Glenn-Columbus Ohio. Do a commentary video especially on the weekend's...✅

@Luanne21 4 года назад

I am from Atlanta. I remember Atl being so small, you could see all gates at once. When I moved to Germany I flew into Atl after ten years, and was blown away by the size. My mom was picking me up, and I didn’t know where to meet her. She said to ask an employee what county I was in. She knew where I was. Lol.

@unionpacificomaha 4 года назад

Awesome video Jeb!This is a great experience for you and to show the world.Thanks so much for sharing this experience with us

@DeanMcCain 2 года назад

I don't work for a passenger aircraft, but I do work for FedEx Express, which is the airplane part of FedEx. I have been a load captain, tug driver, loader, and many other positions. The plane comes in, and then once it's chocked and coned, we begin work. It's amazing.

@markericson389 3 года назад

I worked as a ramp and a ramp lead for DHL at CVG from 1996 to 2000 loved every minute loved trying to get as much freight on DC73 as possible in the belly

@coryphillips8526 Год назад

As a former fast food employee at PHL, I have been on the ground and seen I believe everything I can see. It's amazing.

@tinkwilkinson9446 4 года назад

Went through ATL 90/100 times a year for 17 years. Always fascinated by logistics of air travel. Good job.

@d234baum 4 года назад

I was a ramp agent for the summer at RDU. It was fun and I got to see things that most passengers have gotten to see. Driving those carts are fun!!! Hated being in the pit though.

@TripandTravels 4 года назад

Amazing to see what goes under your feet. Between now and the next time, see you in the comment box lol

@Polaris0w0 4 года назад

I was lucky enough to be given a ride around the grounds of IND a while back. Going over to the fedex ramp was by far the coolest experience I’ve ever had.

@ShigGraff 4 года назад

I used to be a ramp agent at Dublin airport, worked on a 747 once which was an unreal experience!! I also worked on Delta flights.

@nicolapaganoni1726 4 года назад

9:19 that “wow” tells how much you love aviation! Great video!

@ChrisJohnson-hk6es 2 года назад

OMG! Those loaders!! Where were those in my younger ramp years? That loader is genius!

@bigjoel3599 4 года назад

As a former ramper I miss the job. It was fun, challenging, and interesting. The part about us being a tight knit family and meeting interesting people is true. Pushing aircraft and marshalling aircraft is probably the best and funniest job of the ramp. Thanks for showing the world the people who at the beginning and end make their travels possible

@dylanbrinkerhoff966 4 года назад

I worked as a fuel agent at the salt lake city airport over the summer, It was awesome getting up close and personal with the aircraft and getting to play a part in the busy airport system. As a private pilot studying to get my commercial licence it was awesome getting to chat with the pilots in my down time. It does have its drawbacks though, 100 Degree Heat and loud planes tend to ware on you by the end of your shift.

@johnadams2313 4 года назад

It's an exciting world on the ramp. My Dad worked for Northeast and Delta after their merger. I had many opportunities to go with him while he worked in the many roles he had. So I know how you felt there. Thanks for bringing back those memories.

@MrRadarrat 4 года назад

I love that you are showing people how things work. I was blessed to be an air traffic controller for many years, seeing the whole system is awesome. If you get a chance to ride in the jump seat you'll love it. Not luxurious, but the view is great

@vincemac4772 3 года назад

hello. thank you for these videos. i am an architect and also a former professor in an architectural school. i normally gave airport either domestic or international as a design project in my design 6 subject. And for those who dont understand only airport has a unique way of handling our baggage. unlike ridding a bus, train and ship... only in the airport were the baggage is separated from the passenger. that is the wonders of designing an airport. pls keep it up. keep us informed😀 hope to see more videos

@Tornadoross 4 года назад

This is awesome! Within the last year and a half about I have been very interested and enamored by aircrafts. These videos are awesome and hopefully next year I will be experiencing some of these awesome aircrafts domestic and abroad. I also need to point out how refreshing it is to see someone so absolutely inspired and happy about their hobbies and craft. Thanks, I really appreciate these videos my guy!

@jadenstark5171 Год назад

Me too! I get to fly this month!

@Bobbydigital407 4 года назад

Great video! Brings me back to my ramp and cargo days at my home airport MCO! Ramp views are some of the most beautiful in the world!

@marafitter6284 4 года назад

MCO!!!!

@dianestringer5976 2 года назад

I have 33 yrs on the ramp for AA my husband started on the ramp at AA but now a manager on the ramp for Delta and now both of my kids are Aircraft mechanics for Delta! We are an airline family and Delta in Atlanta is a major part of it! I have such great pics of sunrises everywhere on the ramp here in ATL.. Just one of the many Perks of our jobs down here!

@nelsonprendergast9871 4 года назад

I used to be a ramp agent in FLL for DL. Loved it!

@karlagarcia758 4 года назад

I perform the same job , but for American Airlines and i can tell you that is the best job in the world, it never gets old , i love being a ramp agent

@mjbull5156 4 года назад

I am an engineer and did an energy survey on the Atlanta airport around twenty years ago and was taken around the ramp at ground level and to look at the HVAC equipment on the roof of Concourse C. Was also in the piping tunnel under C. The mechanical rooms in E were some of the biggest and cleanest I have ever seen. Did some similarto work on the Syracuse NY airport.

@2-girl-dad 4 года назад

Worked for Southwest airlines when I was younger. I must say, it was the most fun and exciting job I ever had. The first time I pushed back a plane I thought my heart was gonna pop out of my chest.

@Bluejackets70 4 года назад

From a ramp guy its awesome to see a video from you Jeb about what us ramp guys do!

@joeyhouben3270 3 года назад

Nice to see other airports. I was also a ramp agent. The most beautiful work was to marshal an plane to its spot (just being in front of these massif machines and guide them to there spot is so cool). Also I was an ALA and it’s a nice job. It’s a completely different world, I told friends as a joke that as I went to work I’m also going on holiday.

@Eric3Frog Месяц назад

My son who is 6, really enjoyed this. Thank you 🙏!

@PaulStewartAviation 4 года назад

Nice Jeb! I'm catching up with your videos! haha. Yes I love travelling around the apron at ground level, even if it's just on a bus to a remote gate. I loved seeing that 748 at 7:05!

@YummiMoney 4 года назад

Love the Atlanta videos. Despite growing up with SFO as my home airport, ATL is where my love of aviation began.

@PeeDeePalms 4 года назад

What an amazing video! Wow! To see all the behind the scenes stuff was so cool. And to be able to ride in the tow to push back the MD-88, holy cow!! So happy you were able to do that, Jeb. Thank you for always providing amazing videos. 😁✈️✈️✈️

@brendandonnelly3938 Год назад

I did it for a few years in Dublin Ireland, worked for swissport loved every minute of it

@tomleavey3345 4 года назад

I work in this section as a loader but for British airways out of Heathrow it’s a very similar situation and I’m always stunned by the views I get daily of aircraft and the variety of things we see and every day is different working with pets is also a bonus 😊

@jordandekker6224 4 года назад

Awesome video! Thanks! I worked in China for a year and traveled by air quite a bit while I was there. Many times the aircraft were on remote stands; it was awesome to see the airports from the busses and board the aircraft via airstairs. My favorite experiences were deplaning via airstairs from a Delta 747-400 at PVG and an Air China 747-8 at PEK. Great selfie opportunities!

@Ximm84 4 года назад

as a former delta ground agent thanks for the walk down memory lane. It was a very fun and physically challenging job. Seriously people how many of you have to pack 50 lbs of stuff into those bags?? lol I worked at BNA and primarily worked on the MD88, 757, and the smaller regional jets in the early 2000's. A note of caution for travelers, please make extra effort to pack breakable items in cushioned packing preferably inflatable packing. the ground agents cant see in your bag and we had anywhere from 30-45 minutes to offload 75-200 bags from these flights then load a similar number. Your bags get packed in tight, sometimes they get accidentally dropped, slid across the baggage compartment floor, or not so gently maneuvered onto and off of the conveyor belt in and out of the plane. ramp agents are good people who do a tough job handling 1000's of bags a day at times. take extra precautions for yourself and ensure your valuables are protected.

@ChrisFrameOfficial 4 года назад

Thanks so much Jeb!

@robmcdougalltravels5916 4 года назад

As a Ala Ramp agent in Boston for Delta I loved this video showing everyone who the real muscle is behind the scenes! Jeb your videos keep getting better and better

@franciscofuster4550 3 года назад

I was an employee of Midwest Airlines, Republic Airlines and Frontier Airlines. Loved working at the airport.

@alexr8782 2 года назад

Just got a job working the ramp at DCA at Delta and I absolutely love it!

@beefbrisket168 4 года назад

Thatnk you for posting. reminds me of the fun times of working below wing at YOW. Also for my favourite North American airline.

@Vflores1211 4 года назад

Working on the Ramp at a major hub is beyond crazy!!! So much traffic from aircraft and tugs. But so many beautiful views from being in the ramp daily

@ryan-kv2ct 4 года назад

I was on the ramp a few years back at CYYC. Westjet had a program for employees (my mother was DDC and based out of CYYC) and their children which allowed them on the ramp and get to do hand signals, see how baggage was loaded and many other things I cannot remember. Sadly the program was shut down a couple years ago to what I believe was safety concerns. Also, thanks mom for jumpstarting my interest in aviation and getting me to start flight school. I love you, mom!

@cx-wskitch4552 4 года назад

I've worked as a ramp agent out of Nashville for about half a year or so; some of the odder things I've seen loaded are surfboards (so large they don't fit in a single netted off 'zone' in the cargo bay), an entire hockey teams worth of sticks (~50 or so sticks with their equipment as well) and, on a flight to Minneapolis, a whole ass toilet. Pro tip from a baggage handler: if you want your bags to not get busted, get a roller bag with 4 wheels. In the cargo bay, the ceilings are real short so bags almost definitely have to get thrown to reach the door. If we get a bag with 4 wheels on it, we can roll it to the door instead of tossing it.

@mad_dog_explores3940 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing this experience Jeb!!

@avioncamper 4 года назад

Almost 5k views in the first hour ! Jeb is the Man! This was a super duper video, you enthusiasm is always infectious. Glad you go to live out a 8 years old child's dream of yours. It was hot as blank that day and you did not sweat, you never look hot in the videos. How do you keep your cool? You sure are going salt and pepper fast. Seriously, keep up the great work, you are raising the bar for quality in aviation videos. First airport I remember walking out to the plane was was INT in the 70's on Piedmont's Nippon YS-11's and B's 737-200's. Yes, I am old...

@LEB52 4 года назад

Great report! My cousin was a contractor on the building of the Terminal T (Bradley) at LAX and I got to ride along with him on the tarmac. It was a fun and exciting experience waiting for jumbo jets to pass. Security was not as stringent back then.

@jaymendoza5728 4 года назад

Ramp Agent for SWA based out of LAX. It’s amazing to see the complexity of the ramp operations for DL in ATL. And appreciate the behind the scenes look into ramp operations and showing all the average joes what it takes to get there planes in the air.

@Aviator6000 2 года назад

Jeb: They put the bags on these dots to avoid jams 3:15 Meanwhile, That one guy just YEETING the bag in between the dots

@jeffwaite6624 4 года назад

I enjoyed seeing the airport from a different angle. That reminded me of the transport to an aircraft stand for a stair loading at Guangzhou China a few years ago

@atxgti4218 4 года назад

Well that was a fast 10 minutes! Great video. I recently had the opportunity to visit the tower at DFW airport, and it was one of the coolest experiences I’ve ever had. Seeing the airport from that perspective was something I’ll never forget, but this is on another level!

@nitelotus 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing! Lovely POV from the pushback!

@raekurth7828 16 дней назад

The ramp Agents are awesome!

@philipguacci6452 4 года назад

Looks cool but it can be a dangerous place to work. My pilot friend was being pushed back on a 767. A bump was felt. An agent had gone under the front wheels. He did not survive. The flight was cancelled. But glad you had a great time. A safe time. I salute those workers.

@caroledowney6908 4 года назад

I love these backstages videos! You should do more of them! Not the usual plane video. A real differentiator Jeb, keep it coming.

@jadengerber1165 4 года назад

Air Canada Rampie here. Thanks for showing the intricacies of our day to day life, great video!

@pranavharikrishnan9840 4 года назад

This is my favourite Jeb Brooks video

@pranavharikrishnan9840 4 года назад

Hey jeb I would really appreciate it if you could check out one of my tripreports on my other channel The Aviation Hub By PH 😊

@ea7654 4 года назад

Jeb you killed it with this video, great job again showing the different operations needed to fly a plane

@shahimagesyt 4 года назад

Very cool Jeb! Glad I could know what's going on underground!

@raypelot1512 2 года назад

One of the best jobs I have ever had. I miss the people but Lord knows my body doesn’t miss it. Widget for life!

@mickgoodlip9266 4 года назад

Fantastic video.......brings loads of memories back to me, when I was in the RAF, and driving around RAF Wittering, the home of the Harrier. Nothing like being up and close to aircraft.