One time I was allowed to sleep on this bed back in 1996 or 1997, due to my heavy motion sickness, flight attendants guided me there. I appreciated the generosity of Singapore Airlines.
@@sweetboss4785 when i fly economy the easiest way for me to fall asleep is to put put my hands on the table and my head on top of them. Its just that when you wake up you will be burping.
Thank you for this video! I always wondered how the flight attendants and the pilot and copilot weren’t exhausted. I’m glad you have this in the airline industry. I appreciate all you for us all
Some first class seats turn into beds, and everything else is better and more comfortable in first class than the pilots or attendants get. May not be in some airlines, but some Arab, some southern Asian, probably a few European airlines have these types of first class.
I have had the pleasure of a glimpse in to the sleeping quarters several times on different flights. As I have restless legs, I tend to stand at the rear of the plane a lot and get to talking to the crew. You'd be surprised how open they are about their work. So when I asked about their sleeping quarters (I knew the door led to them, but I honestly thought is was below deck...) they showed me the 'upstairs' (as noone was resting at the time). Just check out the last few rows of seats in the middle....some of the overhead lockers don't actually have handles, as they are fake :)
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@Nguyên Trần Khôi First, Singapore Airlines hasnt operated the 747 in 2012. Secondly, the 747 does not have the range with passengers and cargo to fly from Singapore to anywhere over New York. Third, your comment is one of the most idiocratic statements I've ever seen, and judging by your name... I'm not surprised that 3rd world education produces dumber than rocks idiots like you. Before trying to comment or joke about aviation, try to find a little understanding the the topic you are talking about.
I’m an MD. On a trans Atlantic flight i was called to attend to a fellow passenger who went into cardiac arrest. Unfortunately, he died. With this, 3 other passengers and myself pulled his body along the aisle to the front of the plane where we were told by the crew to place him in one of these berths where the crew would normally sleep. (This was on the same floor, directly behind the cockpit.) That is where the body remained for the remainder of the flight until we landed.
"Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has turned on the fasten seatbelt sign. You may feel some bumps for the next few minutes while the co-pilot is banging my associate".
I started watching your videos 2 years ago to improve my english and due to my passion for aviation. I've found you as an example for my life and my career. I'm on the last year of High School in Italy and I'd like to become a aerospace engineer. I have the entry test in a month.
On a flight from Hong Kong to Helsinki recently (and return) I noticed that once service had completed, the entire crew disappeared. Not one person in the galleys. It was quite spooky actually.
I’m a flight attendant. I was working a flight from LAX to Sydney on a 747. When it was time for my break I climbed the stairs to the bunk room, and I heard loud yelling. Someone had left the door to the bunks unlocked, and a man was in one of the bunks. The flight attendants were pissed and yelling at him to leave. The guy said: Oh it’s Okay, I booked this bed months ago :)
My girlfriend was a Flight Attendant for American. She flew from San Jose, Ca to Narita, Japan and back once a week 20 years ago. She told me of the rest bunks on the 777 above the wings. That was about a 12 hour flight depending on the winds. She used to brag that she walked across the Pacific every week. I used to brag that she was my high mileage girlfriend.
No wonder why pilots are well paid. It involves so much responsibility, study, sacrifices and deprivation of sleep... Not to mention the life risk (despite it not being so high these days as it was years ago). They surely deserve to be well paid and respected. Great video btw. God bless ya!
@@jenykoo well not bashing those working at fast food places like McDonald's but they dont require anywhere near the skill of a pilot. There job is far more simple with much less skill required. Pilots have much more training. And there life is at more risk as one cockup and the entire plane could crash and not only killing the passengers but themself as well.
@@jenykoo "pilots deserve good pay and respect" does not imply that other professions don't. Pushing past the snipe at globalism, all jobs have their difficult moments and acknowledging the difficulties of one that isn't your's seems like a mature thing to do. If you're anti-globalization, perhaps try bonding with your fellow worker.
im terrified of planes, flying and heights, but this channel is making it so much easier to deal with constant worries o f "we're all gonna die" "what if this/that happens?" and just anxiety. so thank you for taking the time to explain more about your job!
There are around 10,000 flights in the world any given day. You should install flight radar and that’ll give you an idea of how many planes this looks like in the sky. It made me much happier to fly.
Just let me tell you that security in aircrafts it is very very high, you dont even imagine how many variables have to be checked and ok before an airplane takes off for making sure everything is going to be okay :)
I can answer that one. You often have bird handlers with birds of prey around the airports or runways. However, that is not ideal for some airports, and you will have bird scarers, which are like a shot gun sound. You can never 100% stop a bird strike, however, it is very rare at an actual take off and landing. It is more common away from the airport, either coming in to land or after taking off. My source of information, myself. Ex Her Majesty's Royal Air Force operational flying base.
@@MarkNorville That is the kind of source I like. Do the birds of pray just scare other birds away or do they hunt birds that are close to the airport?
I love this Lecture. Our longest flight was from LA to Fiji in 2003 & this extraordinary explanation is simply remarkable. I love flying & turbulence notwithstanding.
@@typhoontom woaah i want to attend a piano course one day, whenever i try playing it my fingers dont move the way i want, its like i need two brains or smth
I discovered on of these on accident. I was flying and was gonna go to the bathroom but i wasnt familiar with that plane so i opened the wrong door, and for some reason it wasnt locked. When i opened it i saw a staircase and i was extremely surprised because it was a small airplane with only one floor, so out of curiousity i climbed a few steps to get a look and saw three beds close to eachother and some lights. Was certainly interesting. And i didnt get caught haha
I often fly from Dallas-Ft. Worth to Sydney and this is what I think I remember one of the Qantas flight attendants telling me of their schedule during the 16-17 hour flight: There are usually twice the number of staff on board then there would be on a much shorter flight. All flight attendants are on deck during the first two hours (takeoff phase) and the last two hours (landing phase) of flight. It is interesting to see so many of the flight crew during those times! In between those two phases the first shift will be on deck for the first 6-6.5 hours while the second shift is resting/sleeping, then they switch shifts at the halfway point of the trip.
Absolute cobblers !! no long haul airline in the world doubles up the crew config, just so half can sleep, think of all that weight of 16 extra Cabin crew, bags, suitcsase, food, etc etc, i should no, i did this job for 30+ years long haul, and 5 short haul, rest is divided by 3 or more, to give an extended Flight duty period
I used to clean these, I'd literally run to them on the JAL, Ana & Nippon planes because of how clean they were. Actually the Japanese planes were always so nice to clean. The beds I cleaned were much smaller than these. I recall the room being right at the back, near where we'd have that rising truck with food. With a very narrow steep stairway, the room was more square than what was shown at the end. There was a very low ceiling, maybe 4 maybe 5ft high and 8 beds in a similar arrangement but with much less headroom as they were double /bunk beds. To clean you head to be on all fours.
Realisticlly, not worth it. Imagine being sleepy as hell and to engage into energy intensive enjoyment. With the little time you actually have to rest a bit. This is crazy and fastest way to collapse and get fired because you cant fullfill your job.
I notice almost almost 300 "dislikes" for this video. Why would so many give a dislike for a simple, well-made, informative video? What tools modern culture has produced. Bravo Captain Joe!
So next time you're flying a long haul flight and hear random thumping noises coming from the ceiling don't be alarmed, it's just the flight attendants lmao
That was my last flight too. I never paid attention to the attendants 🤔 I usually sleep for 5 mins and spend 9 hours 55 mins figuring out a comfortable position
Personally, I have known for a long time that there was a small bunk that the pilots could go into to get some sleep on long flights. However, I didn't realize there were also bunks for the flight crews at the back of the plane. Makes total sense of course.
All of these occupational youtubers giving us a look into their professional "when I grow up I want to be" jobs, feels like a new version of take your child to work day.
I work for a company that builds crew rests both aft and forward. They are interesting the difference between overhead and lower deck. I wire them up and you can tell how much an airline cares about the staff by the amenities installed.
On some 767s and all narrowbody planes, longer flights generally will require several revenue seats be used as crew rest. In the case of United's Island Hopper route from Hawaii to Guam, the point A to B duration is 16 hours. Seats 1A & 1B in business/first class are reserved for a second set of pilots and seats 2A & 2B are blocked off to allow the pilots to have a lie-flat recline. Due to the remote locations served, the Island Hopper also has a Boeing 737 mechanic onboard seated in a extra legroom economy seat. As for the smaller wide body planes, several economy class seats are allocated as a FA crew rest & include a privacy curtain, and extra legroom / recline.
@@ikichullo wow you're so cool, insulting people on the internet. Not my fault that my family can't pay for plane tickets for 4 persons, we have other things to pay, and we still go on vacations, we just stay in our province.
The crew on the A340's I flew on from S.F.O. to München back in the late 90's and in 2012 went down the stairs by the five lavatories and through a door with some sort of keypad. It looked like the crew rest was under the coach section. Always great flights; free booze, three meals, two movies, and all the snacks you could eat. Lufthansa rocks. Good times. MK
All jokes aside I don't fucking get the joy of doing that like in 2016 I went to use the toilet on a flight now it had been a good 5 years since I had actually needed to do so on a flight so I had grown a bit but I open the door start to go inside and I'm like wtf are they taking the fucking piss here there's barely enough room for 1 person here never mind 2 Holy shit
The KC-135 has bunks that fold out but I know some guys liked to climb up on top of the cargo bins to sleep because you are super close to the heater vents. I always had an arctic sleeping bag and slept in the boom pod. I like it cold and it would get well below freezing back there.
Hi Joe. Can you make a video showing how you get around the 747 freighter, like coming in and going to the cockpit, what kind of crew you have for flights of different distances, how does rest and meals work, etc. Thanks!!
:D Just the same like in truck and vessel transport business, whatever it is.. If it makes money by moving ,sleeping long becomes a luxury. But pilots are better off in general due to the huge responsibility
jackpot long haul pilots are usually awake and ready to fly for a while as they report to the airport for flights like this since they are aware of their responsibilities. Reason why Joe expected a 3 hour nap was that just before a minor disgrace by the senior KLM lead pilot at a place called Tenerife pilots were told to limit not only flight time to 10 hours but also time chilling waiting for airports to open and that was seen as a major factor involved when a landing gear was a bit low on takeoff and decapitated another 747 in cloudy weather. Also Joe once said they do get a 3 day holiday to run around LAX but he says the human body would need 8 to safely take off for their return flight.
@@kristingallo2158 the long haul crews know what they are getting into. the point is not to hold the pilots into more than a 10 hour shift per 24 hours clock and under standards be considered tired before they hit the critical landing phase.
I was on a 787-9 from AKL to BKK with Thai Airways and I was sitting in seat 11B (1-2-1 arrangement sitting aisle seat) when the captain came out at the end of his shift and became my seat mate. I was 14 at the time but still had an interesting conversation.
There was a flight from Denver to New Orleans back in 2001 that the majority of people were going to the same concert. I found tickets to the show and did a whole bunch of free cocaine in the bathroom. It was a crazy flight.
I always fear for my life when on any flight any plane… I pray for safety always for my family and I . Thank you for always keeping everyone safe our lives are literally in your hands 🙏🩶
One time I was allowed to sleep on this bed back in 1996 or 1997, due to my heavy motion sickness, flight attendants guided me there. I appreciated the generosity of Singapore Airlines.
@Suphakanya Jantasuk Ha,ha. No, that is not my way, but I promised them to take for dinner if they would ever come around my city.
Vortexduraace
Are you sure it was Singapore Airlines? I flew Singapore Airlines and was never charged a separate price for food, ever.
@@annabelgrace1267 I am sorry the way I wrote was confusing. I meant the ticket price.
Vortexduraace yah the food was good also the flight attendants were nice also.
Were u sick
So there is small hidden capsule hotel built-in into airplane... Next you are going to say there is secret casino and undercargo market.
Harrad Rush #SoulPlane
Well. There’s a shower and bar on most Emirates flights so I wouldn’t be surprised
LOL
You never know
😀they have better seats than we have....
I mean those bunks do look better than economy class seats.
INDIGO BLUEoO i can’t sleep during long flights because the seats are so uncomfortable ! and it bothers me so much, can I ask for a bed ? 😂
@@sweetboss4785 when i fly economy the easiest way for me to fall asleep is to put put my hands on the table and my head on top of them.
Its just that when you wake up you will be burping.
And business class seats
@@tnikoli40 I'm too tall for that to be comfortable or even possible depending on the flight and the pitch of the seats.
* 20 times better
Thank you for this video! I always wondered how the flight attendants and the pilot and copilot weren’t exhausted. I’m glad you have this in the airline industry. I appreciate all you for us all
This was a question I never knew I needed answer for
lmao yes
I love questions like that. 😁
This was never a question you asked though
ちゃんRED that’s the point
Zews enstenctz omg same
Complaining about the small bed, but I'd take the bed over ANY seat I've ever sat in on an airplane, including first class.
Some first class seats turn into beds, and everything else is better and more comfortable in first class than the pilots or attendants get. May not be in some airlines, but some Arab, some southern Asian, probably a few European airlines have these types of first class.
We all know how cool you are now because we know you flew first class
I think he means the lame first class ones lol, the ones that are only slightly larger and cushioned than the normal ones
bruh all i needs is a vacant bathroom
Emirates?
Am I the only one who thought they just sit in that chair all day?
Nope
Nope
if they did that there's a chance that blood clots would occur in their legs
You dumb
Nope
I have had the pleasure of a glimpse in to the sleeping quarters several times on different flights. As I have restless legs, I tend to stand at the rear of the plane a lot and get to talking to the crew. You'd be surprised how open they are about their work. So when I asked about their sleeping quarters (I knew the door led to them, but I honestly thought is was below deck...) they showed me the 'upstairs' (as noone was resting at the time). Just check out the last few rows of seats in the middle....some of the overhead lockers don't actually have handles, as they are fake :)
Idk why this is in my recommended and why I find this interesting but ok
Lol same
Ya right idk why but it was interesting
The algorithm recommends all kinds of shit, you clicked on it, and so you validated the recommendation for more similar content.
Illusionz20 same
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Me: no.
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watched it 3 days ago, only just woke up, wot day is it?
I THOUGHT HE SAID NO...😂
No, but why are you here ? It does not make sense .
Don’t watch it then
T.A.B and you were like “ok”
- Wake up cpt!! We're already on final!!
- Just 5 more minutes... Ask for a hold... I pay for the fuel!
That's expesive.....
@@dosvidanyagaming4123 about 10K a Min. Lol.
HAHA
@@theenzoferrari458 that doesnt sound right, so a 10 hour flight would cost about 6 million dollars, doesnt seems very profitting
justinl458 more like 3-5k an hour
passenger: *sleeping*
pilots: *sleeping*
plane: Its SHOWTIME!
What came to my mind is ::Mayday ! Mayday!😁😁😁
@@josephnjoroge5649 If we could enter the private zone also called the cockpit
other 2 pilots: don't even think about it pal
@Nguyên Trần Khôi First, Singapore Airlines hasnt operated the 747 in 2012. Secondly, the 747 does not have the range with passengers and cargo to fly from Singapore to anywhere over New York. Third, your comment is one of the most idiocratic statements I've ever seen, and judging by your name... I'm not surprised that 3rd world education produces dumber than rocks idiots like you. Before trying to comment or joke about aviation, try to find a little understanding the the topic you are talking about.
@@yrmendiratta4475 we have to enter a code to enter the cockpit
"V1" "rotate" "shift change!"
good one
😂
😂😂😂😂
Gear up?
upshift
This is an info I never knew I needed. I’m mind blown, I never knew there was actual bedrooms hidden away in aircrafts!
There is. But not for us steerage folks.
My thoughts exactly! I’ve never even thought about this!
👍👍👍
Same! 😹
So then there is a way to join the mile high club in full doggy position... XD
It’s reassuring that there’s a place and possibility for crew to get rest.
No sex has ever been had in these beds.
@@CorePathway debatable( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
@@CorePathway bro wtf
It’s reassuring to know there’s somewhere to take a nap after boning one of those fine attendants
A little bit of rest...
Intelligent man started a pilot career but as well as a youtuber
Both of my dream job accomplished by him
Why not? :) you can become! Work hard! You can do it!
Looks so cozy up there
I know, it reminds me of a loft in a cabin.
Yu Ar evriwer😠
Why you are everywhere aviation,music,drama,America got talent ,cars
@@akhileshiitbhu mrbeast too
@@alifaisal2392 oh yeah I remember
My Father is a Pilot on the A350 and the Pilot cabins are huge! The best thing is that they have a Noise canncelation button.
Xcode Dev really? That’s so cool1!
I’m an MD. On a trans Atlantic flight i was called to attend to a fellow passenger who went into cardiac arrest. Unfortunately, he died. With this, 3 other passengers and myself pulled his body along the aisle to the front of the plane where we were told by the crew to place him in one of these berths where the crew would normally sleep. (This was on the same floor, directly behind the cockpit.) That is where the body remained for the remainder of the flight until we landed.
Thank you Doctor
Joe: “so don't fall asleep....”
Me: * watches this video at 1:29 am*
iilxvxly blxsh it’s 1:21 lmao
2:46
2:28
It's 2:29 rn
For me its 50:43
when is he giving away an airplane...?
😅😅😅😅
Just for fun😂
eFlavian 😂
Lol!!!😂😂😂😂😂
eFlavian right?!?
If this plane is rocking don’t bother knocking
Lmao right I hope the flight attendant aren't dating
"Ladies and gentlemen, the captain has turned on the fasten seatbelt sign. You may feel some bumps for the next few minutes while the co-pilot is banging my associate".
@Next Level Code too late!
👍👍👍
C P to good
Dear Joe ! I will give a Name as Professor of the Sky, u r not informing us rather u r teaching us . Beautiful elaboration of each and every point.
I started watching your videos 2 years ago to improve my english and due to my passion for aviation. I've found you as an example for my life and my career. I'm on the last year of High School in Italy and I'd like to become a aerospace engineer. I have the entry test in a month.
Very happy to hear that Alessandro!!!
Good luck on your test!
Wish you the best!
Goodluck Alessandro
When you become an Aerospace Engineer...start a Utube channel about your work! Good luck with it mate!
Ryanair guys just sleep on the glareshield
Ryanair doenst have long haul flights
@@simonenoli4418 It was a joke?
Timothy Barth r/woosh
They do not since they fly primarily within Europe. Their longest flight is like 6ish hours which doesnt require them to sleep.
@Luca94 Wow! Some people are just slower on the uptake than others, eh? They do notice the obvious but don't get jokes. Lie down and go back to sleep.
On a flight from Hong Kong to Helsinki recently (and return) I noticed that once service had completed, the entire crew disappeared. Not one person in the galleys. It was quite spooky actually.
❤best wishes for you good luck may you live long.Pakistan
The mile high club
That happened with me from Hong Kong to England. Although there was 1 flight attendant there. Cathay Pacific is a really good airline though.
@@Al-oe8ibI get it but everyone at the same time ?
Come on ! They can't be doing that, can they ?
@@psirvent8 why don't they allow couples to go there ? no one will hear your girlfriend moaning
Sailors on a ship are looking at the accomadations and drooling: "looks like first class to me".
Forget business class, I would rather have my seat in the crew rest area
I’m a flight attendant. I was working a flight from LAX to Sydney on a 747.
When it was time for my break I climbed the stairs to the bunk room, and I heard loud yelling. Someone had left the door to the bunks unlocked, and a man was in one of the bunks. The flight attendants were pissed and yelling at him to leave. The guy said: Oh it’s Okay, I booked this bed months ago :)
what happened after?
Lol
I'd be mad too if I booked a bed and the crew took it! ;-)
Captain Joe let him know what the door was lmao.
@@RunaroundStar km
So, they be smashing up there, above Ur head.
Unf unf unf
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
Wooi
We know it as turbulence!
What are they smashing
My girlfriend was a Flight Attendant for American. She flew from San Jose, Ca to Narita, Japan and back once a week 20 years ago. She told me of the rest bunks on the 777 above the wings. That was about a 12 hour flight depending on the winds. She used to brag that she walked across the Pacific every week. I used to brag that she was my high mileage girlfriend.
No wonder why pilots are well paid.
It involves so much responsibility, study, sacrifices and deprivation of sleep...
Not to mention the life risk (despite it not being so high these days as it was years ago).
They surely deserve to be well paid and respected.
Great video btw. God bless ya!
@@jenykoo
Sorry about your cynacalism but the demand for part-time jobs is high and if Pilots mess up their job multiple people can die
Konstantin Kuzminykh 400+ people’s lives aren’t on the line if a part time food service staff member messes up
@@jenykoo well not bashing those working at fast food places like McDonald's but they dont require anywhere near the skill of a pilot. There job is far more simple with much less skill required. Pilots have much more training. And there life is at more risk as one cockup and the entire plane could crash and not only killing the passengers but themself as well.
After student debt. Get paid less than bus driver.
@@jenykoo "pilots deserve good pay and respect" does not imply that other professions don't. Pushing past the snipe at globalism, all jobs have their difficult moments and acknowledging the difficulties of one that isn't your's seems like a mature thing to do. If you're anti-globalization, perhaps try bonding with your fellow worker.
im terrified of planes, flying and heights, but this channel is making it so much easier to deal with constant worries o f "we're all gonna die" "what if this/that happens?" and just anxiety. so thank you for taking the time to explain more about your job!
There are around 10,000 flights in the world any given day. You should install flight radar and that’ll give you an idea of how many planes this looks like in the sky. It made me much happier to fly.
Just let me tell you that security in aircrafts it is very very high, you dont even imagine how many variables have to be checked and ok before an airplane takes off for making sure everything is going to be okay :)
Does worrying about it make it better? Or less likely to happen?
No. It only makes things worse.
Is 7:36 Captain Joe's sneaky way of telling us he has a secret, custom-painted 747? ;)
meanwhile i dont even have a custom-painted bicycle...
The registration on that plane belongs to a glider: abpic.co.uk/pictures/registration/G-CJOE
@@mrpielover615It´s clearly a simulator.. maybe P3D ^^
Someone should make that for FSX!
Like John Travolta Joe owns his own aircrafts
The rest compartment is a perfect place for the pilot and flight attendant to get together for a quickie!
Mile high club.
That's comfortable. Meanwhile, me traveling for 14hrs straight can't even stretch my legs. 😅
👍👍👍
AirChopper Ph lol I’m going on a 14 hour flight tomorrow and I’m not excited...
U have no problem flying in businnes classe
Meanwhile who's flying/ watching the plane 😟
Neemo Saan any tips for jet lag? I have a 13 hour flight then a 2 hour layover then another 2 hour flight
Airlines: Try to hide the crew compartment like a normal electric panel door.
Captain Joe:
@ JOE MAMA
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@@Mary-zr4jl
The joke -> 🛩
Your head ->👩🏽
@@f1shmail ik
@@f1shmail welp my head is dead
Joe could you please make a video about " how airports taking care of avoid bird strikes?"
It will be interesting!
They used a kill command
I can answer that one. You often have bird handlers with birds of prey around the airports or runways. However, that is not ideal for some airports, and you will have bird scarers, which are like a shot gun sound. You can never 100% stop a bird strike, however, it is very rare at an actual take off and landing. It is more common away from the airport, either coming in to land or after taking off. My source of information, myself. Ex Her Majesty's Royal Air Force operational flying base.
@@MarkNorville thank you for your valuable experience
@@MarkNorville That is the kind of source I like. Do the birds of pray just scare other birds away or do they hunt birds that are close to the airport?
On navy ships, those beds would be stacked 3 high instead of 2. They’re called ‘coffin racks’.
95% of the comments: tHaTs WhErE tHeY bAnG
5% of the comments: actual questions
1% comments that say things like this
Lel
@Porsche is better than shitty American Tesla That's not how percentages work...
@Porsche is better than shitty American Tesla Lol says the dude who thinks 2 comments make up the other 2% of comments.
Can you two please stop. He was joking
All I can think about is how can I talk a flight attendant into going into the secret hideaway to "hang out"
Hahahaha yes
My first thought as soon as i saw the thumbnail hahaha
ikr - those economy seats suuuuccck
Captain Joe and chill
They need a pre-flight check up there
These tickets could be sold as iClass. Introvert class and am totally buying lol
Fuck yeah.
NOBODY LIKE HIS COMEMENT IT'S AT THE BEST AMOUNT
@@minor1822 Nice! :)
@@Partlywater lol
Ticket would be very expensive. This bed compartment is similar to first class suite
I love this Lecture. Our longest flight was from LA to Fiji in 2003 & this extraordinary explanation is simply remarkable. I love flying & turbulence notwithstanding.
Im supposed to be studying for my upcoming exams but im here instead.. Why am i like this
Everyone is like this!
You're destined to be a flight attendant but you just didn't know it until now
I'm supposed to be practicing playing the piano...but I'm here.
@@ikichullo i never thought about it i might change my current job now
@@typhoontom woaah i want to attend a piano course one day, whenever i try playing it my fingers dont move the way i want, its like i need two brains or smth
I discovered on of these on accident. I was flying and was gonna go to the bathroom but i wasnt familiar with that plane so i opened the wrong door, and for some reason it wasnt locked. When i opened it i saw a staircase and i was extremely surprised because it was a small airplane with only one floor, so out of curiousity i climbed a few steps to get a look and saw three beds close to eachother and some lights. Was certainly interesting. And i didnt get caught haha
Hahah lies
@@etherealhawk Why not?, that's completely reasonable for someone who never boarded an airplane.
Isay Zetter because who flys a plane without even knowing that? Its just a obvious lie and your small minded to to point where you dont know that
Lies.. Didnt get caught...? Yeh right
“And then I went in to the cockpit by mistake and the pilot was like dude you wanna land this baby and I totally did “ 😎
So that's why I hear squeaking sounds above my head when I'm in flight
Also a litlle loveshack for pilot and a flight attendant 😁
I often fly from Dallas-Ft. Worth to Sydney and this is what I think I remember one of the Qantas flight attendants telling me of their schedule during the 16-17 hour flight: There are usually twice the number of staff on board then there would be on a much shorter flight. All flight attendants are on deck during the first two hours (takeoff phase) and the last two hours (landing phase) of flight. It is interesting to see so many of the flight crew during those times! In between those two phases the first shift will be on deck for the first 6-6.5 hours while the second shift is resting/sleeping, then they switch shifts at the halfway point of the trip.
Absolute cobblers !! no long haul airline in the world doubles up the crew config, just so half can sleep, think of all that weight of 16 extra Cabin crew, bags, suitcsase, food, etc etc, i should no, i did this job for 30+ years long haul, and 5 short haul, rest is divided by 3 or more, to give an extended Flight duty period
I used to clean these, I'd literally run to them on the JAL, Ana & Nippon planes because of how clean they were. Actually the Japanese planes were always so nice to clean. The beds I cleaned were much smaller than these.
I recall the room being right at the back, near where we'd have that rising truck with food. With a very narrow steep stairway, the room was more square than what was shown at the end. There was a very low ceiling, maybe 4 maybe 5ft high and 8 beds in a similar arrangement but with much less headroom as they were double /bunk beds. To clean you head to be on all fours.
I'll take that any-day over sleeping awkwardly in economy class lol.
Oh definitely
dont fly economy then you peasant
@@joe0813 if ur homeless just buy house
Try being a six foot tall, broad shouldered, two hundred fifty pound American going from SF to HK in economy on a Chinese airline….
@@Rick_Sanchez_C137_ Travelling as a family we used to have a person laying on the ground. Good times lmao
Hmmm... l hope I'm not the only one, who can imagine other stuff going on there, not just sleeping...
Whoops.....
No god please no
Turbulent times my friend. Turbulent times. ;-)
Realisticlly, not worth it. Imagine being sleepy as hell and to engage into energy intensive enjoyment. With the little time you actually have to rest a bit. This is crazy and fastest way to collapse and get fired because you cant fullfill your job.
So that's where Pilots and flight attendants have mile high fun.
Ur name
@@josgeerink1254 ^^^
Correction: 7 mile high club. 7 miles = 37,000 feet.
I notice almost almost 300 "dislikes" for this video. Why would so many give a dislike for a simple, well-made, informative video? What tools modern culture has produced. Bravo Captain Joe!
@@geertromain Cry baby
Sadly youtube removed dislikes so we cant see the losers
@@History_Writtensadly it's 2700 now.
@@Sirhamilton0 no.
it was from the people who had to sleep in economy class
Wow that’s actually so interesting! I had no idea these existed!
So next time you're flying a long haul flight and hear random thumping noises coming from the ceiling don't be alarmed, it's just the flight attendants lmao
Broooo what I literally flew LAX to Frankfurt I cant believe I didn’t notice the attendants switching out
That was my last flight too. I never paid attention to the attendants 🤔 I usually sleep for 5 mins and spend 9 hours 55 mins figuring out a comfortable position
Am I the only one who thought they don’t sleep
Fam not at all I thought they were trained to stay up all time to fly a plane
Personally, I have known for a long time that there was a small bunk that the pilots could go into to get some sleep on long flights.
However, I didn't realize there were also bunks for the flight crews at the back of the plane.
Makes total sense of course.
I thought they sleep in their chair in the cockpit
Yes, yes you are.
Same cus I never thought about it
I love learning the ins and outs of the airline industry. Thanks for sharing!
I've worked for an airline in the middle east. The secret doors to the crew quarters can be found at the last galley (kitchen like section) 😊
Next time there’s ‘turbulence’, we know what’s really going on.
if the planes rockin don't go knockin
You just stole that from one of the top comments
Stolen comment
Holy mother of cheese-
@@pundex2984 stolen c- nvm i stole this from you
Dude fly's a 747 and still makes the time to create awesome content for us. So much appreciation mate!
He makes big money from these videos dumbass.
Why is he a dumbass?? He didn't say anything about money. He complimented the content. It was a great video. You're the one who sounds like a dumbass.
he has plenty of off time to make videos, and probably has friends helping him for editing, and scripts.
Pilot's really don't work that much...
He's a cargo pilot. They get long breaks.
Imagine getting sleep paralysis while on controlled rest.
You wouldn't be asleep long enough
it’s only a nap it’s not a full on deep sleep
Have you guys ever experienced sleep paralysis? It can occur even in a short amount of time of sleep
Dre koolaid it’s not long enough for deep sleep. Your brain wakes up from a deep sleep before the rest of your body.
@@trapkingproductions actually it can skip and go straight to REM sleep which is the cause for sleep paralysis no matter the time
Lol, UA-cam recommended this video just after a long flight. I’m still at the airport, good job algorithm
Captain Joe - Posts an informative video.
Comments - 👉👌
With DutchPilotGirl 😂
😂😂😂
Well, thats how we are here...
Thank you Internet users. I have given up on society
@Khalid Abdulghani
Indeed. She is so beautiful, witty, and smart.
When I was little a flight attendant showed me up in the apartment, i really want to be a pilot ✈️
All of these occupational youtubers giving us a look into their professional "when I grow up I want to be" jobs, feels like a new version of take your child to work day.
Thank you for your videos. I hate flying and I am nervous the entire flight. Your videos help explain things.
"Where's the pretty flight attendant that served me earlier?" Ouch to the new one 🤣
I work for a company that builds crew rests both aft and forward. They are interesting the difference between overhead and lower deck. I wire them up and you can tell how much an airline cares about the staff by the amenities installed.
I’m just curious but would you mind sharing which airlines has the best amenities for their staff?
Flight attendants gets their own mile high club cabin
On some 767s and all narrowbody planes, longer flights generally will require several revenue seats be used as crew rest. In the case of United's Island Hopper route from Hawaii to Guam, the point A to B duration is 16 hours. Seats 1A & 1B in business/first class are reserved for a second set of pilots and seats 2A & 2B are blocked off to allow the pilots to have a lie-flat recline. Due to the remote locations served, the Island Hopper also has a Boeing 737 mechanic onboard seated in a extra legroom economy seat. As for the smaller wide body planes, several economy class seats are allocated as a FA crew rest & include a privacy curtain, and extra legroom / recline.
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"Remember the last time you were on a long distance flight"
Me, who has never taken the plane, or even left my country:
....no
@Mia Smith i flew from austrilia to hawaii we stopped in china london and l.a
lol loser
@@ikichullo dont make fun of the less priveleged its out of their control
Same. I took a cruise to some countries. I’ll go on a long haul flight next year
@@ikichullo wow you're so cool, insulting people on the internet. Not my fault that my family can't pay for plane tickets for 4 persons, we have other things to pay, and we still go on vacations, we just stay in our province.
Captain Joe is Dr Mike in a different profession, great channel
Finally the video I've been waiting for! I knew about these already, but a decent video from the best pilot on the internet is so very welcome!
The crew on the A340's I flew on from S.F.O. to München back in the late 90's and in 2012 went down the stairs by the five lavatories and through a door with some sort of keypad. It looked like the crew rest was under the coach section. Always great flights; free booze, three meals, two movies, and all the snacks you could eat. Lufthansa rocks. Good times.
MK
But can you sleep together with a flight attendant? 😏
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔
Theres gonna be some turbulance...
Yes, yes you can ;-)
There's always space for one more ;)
The real question is if you can sleep with flight attendants;) The s is important;)
Ive knew that crew compartment because my mom's friend works as a flight attendant and she tour us in a plane
meanwhile, everyone in coach is in hell trying to sleep in the most uncomfortable seat in the world on a 14 hour flight.
I cannot sleep in airplanes...
And while your pfp is hentai
It's Just Milk I Swear I’ve rode in airplanes enough that I’m use to it and can actually fall asleep if I’m tired enough
I took two gravol ,,,,, slept like a baby for ten hours
Even Greyhound bus seats are more comfortable than economy class ones.
That's where the Mile High Club meets while they are flying
All jokes aside I don't fucking get the joy of doing that like in 2016 I went to use the toilet on a flight now it had been a good 5 years since I had actually needed to do so on a flight so I had grown a bit but I open the door start to go inside and I'm like wtf are they taking the fucking piss here there's barely enough room for 1 person here never mind 2 Holy shit
@@kurtpunchesthings2411 gotta get it in where you can fit it in my guy
Its enough space for the good pilot and pretty flight attendant to do quickie
The KC-135 has bunks that fold out but I know some guys liked to climb up on top of the cargo bins to sleep because you are super close to the heater vents. I always had an arctic sleeping bag and slept in the boom pod. I like it cold and it would get well below freezing back there.
This is better than most of those stealth living videos that’s popped up on my UA-cam recommendations list lately
Oh man why do I feel tired after watching this
on EVA air i ve been in that space with an airhostess - good times
Nice video, it’s so good that you, as a pilot, can tell us passengers your side of the story.
Oh yeah yeah
Thatbf1nub oh yeah yeah
I love Captain Joe. Always nice and friendly
Hi Joe.
Can you make a video showing how you get around the 747 freighter, like coming in and going to the cockpit, what kind of crew you have for flights of different distances, how does rest and meals work, etc. Thanks!!
The video does appear to show the crew rest area of a B747F. Which is located aft on the upper deck.
@Sccratlanta don't know about freighters but some passenger airlines do not feed the flying crew neither pilots nor cabin crew
Some freight liner carry passengers too
What???? A pilot knocked out tired, getting 3 hours of sleep and being exhausted? Nooooooo that never happens, pilots never fly exhausted xD
:D Just the same like in truck and vessel transport business, whatever it is.. If it makes money by moving ,sleeping long becomes a luxury. But pilots are better off in general due to the huge responsibility
jackpot long haul pilots are usually awake and ready to fly for a while as they report to the airport for flights like this since they are aware of their responsibilities. Reason why Joe expected a 3 hour nap was that just before a minor disgrace by the senior KLM lead pilot at a place called Tenerife pilots were told to limit not only flight time to 10 hours but also time chilling waiting for airports to open and that was seen as a major factor involved when a landing gear was a bit low on takeoff and decapitated another 747 in cloudy weather. Also Joe once said they do get a 3 day holiday to run around LAX but he says the human body would need 8 to safely take off for their return flight.
I mean it’s 3 and a half hours in 12 hours that’s not that bad tbh
Well that's terrifying.
@@kristingallo2158 the long haul crews know what they are getting into. the point is not to hold the pilots into more than a 10 hour shift per 24 hours clock and under standards be considered tired before they hit the critical landing phase.
I definitely need that sticker on my pilot bag!!!!😍😍✈️✈️
VASAviation - nice to c u on this channel )
@therealvinceoffer me too about your english
@@chieflongsock that hurt
buy SAS if there is
Don't know how this ended up in my recommendations....but I found it very cool and interesting. Never thought about this before, but now I know. :)
Always fly 42A/B on United from OR Tambo - RSA to Newark (NJ) and never knew they crew were sleeping above our heads! Very cool! Great clip - Thanks!
I was on a 787-9 from AKL to BKK with Thai Airways and I was sitting in seat 11B (1-2-1 arrangement sitting aisle seat) when the captain came out at the end of his shift and became my seat mate. I was 14 at the time but still had an interesting conversation.
Did he want to take you to his secret bedroom?
A secret room?! Where a pilot and stewardess thing happens. A turbulence!!
the design of your logo in the beginning of the video is genius!
There was a flight from Denver to New Orleans back in 2001 that the majority of people were going to the same concert. I found tickets to the show and did a whole bunch of free cocaine in the bathroom. It was a crazy flight.
I'm a merchant sailor and it always shocks me how close a pilot's cockpit is to a ships bridge, even down to the ranks and handovers.
@Daniel Leonard
All about tradition, after all they are both forms of "ships". Essentially the sky is an ocean of air, it's even blue too!
I once slept for two days straight after being up for 72 hours. I'm glad I'm retired now.
I stayed awake for 7 days once ,I'll never do that again
don keyballs Why?
feenrob coz he slept at night LOL jk fk it...
how does one sleep for more than 12 hours
dang, y’all people from russian sleep experiment or something?
I’m glad to know you guys are comfy while in struggling in my little seat
I always fear for my life when on any flight any plane… I pray for safety always for my family and I . Thank you for always keeping everyone safe our lives are literally in your hands 🙏🩶
I’ve never been on holiday so idk why I care about this but I also never knew I would wonder this until the vid showed up