It's obviously a win-win for Qatar getting all this positive content but I have to say I'm very impressed with just how in-depth and broad the access they gave you was. Clearly there was the other side where I imagine you and they had to sit down & work out what was a go & what wasn't but your own negotiating skills were on-point as the footage and just the scope of what we got to see was excellent. They have whole TV series in the UK about this exact kinda thing but you & the team( s) at Qatar managed to work together to produce in 3, comparatively, short videos something way more informative than an entire production company and it's vast resources can manage in 4, 5 , 8 45 minute episodes! Stellar job all round & kudos to everyone involved
Thanks mate, really appreciate the lovely feedback. It took some time to get the approvals etc but once that was in place I was amazed how open and welcoming everybody was. Literally the only restriction I had is that I couldn't interview any staff members live to camera but they could appear as they were explaining things to me. Other than that I had to blur out staff security badges and commercially/security sensitive things on screens etc. In a word the Qatar team were incredible.
Flying Qatar airlines to Norway from Brisbane in 10 days. Great to see the other side of the workings and how slick and organised everything is. Have flown with them before twice, an excellent airline. Thanks for the informative videos.
As someone who works international ramp here in Melbourne I always love seeing AVgeek videos of the stuff we do, it reminds me how cool what we get to do really is.
Yet another fantastic video, thanks very much for sharing Dennis!! You've got a lot of talent for these things!! I enjoy each and every of your videos 🙌
Excellent video Dennis! Cargo aircraft and airfreight operations are probably my favorite division of aviation as an industry especially all the B747 and B777 freighters! This was so awesome to see and looked like a lot of fun! Cheers 🥂 😊
I did a series of videos for WFS a few years ago. One of the days we were on the stand at one of thier Cargo ops a Qatar 777 passenger jet arrived. They had removed all the seats but 1st class and filled up the cabin with Brother printer parts and accessories. They were on pallets, but since there's no large cargo door the team had to dismantle the pallets and rebuild them on the loaders. That was a long day for the team.
Hello Dennis, Thanks for sharing your behind the scenes experience at Qatar. It was you and your videos in 2019 that sold me on flying with them for the first time to experience Q- Suite and Doha. I just flew with them two weeks ago having done 4 nights in Doha and 4 nights in Abu Dhabi and once again a great experience by the airline. I just wondered if it was possible if the airline could have got you to do a behind the scenes lookaround of it's baggage handling system, baggage transfers and how they manage passengers with very tight connecting flights? It's no secret that Qatar Airways is known for high passenger numbers connecting further afield.
When you realise they transport horses and even cars by air, it's just incredible. You'd think only the military would use air cargo this way, but you can do it commercially if you want. I hope they gave you a bottle of Champagne when you boarded - would be a shame to break a tradition! 🙂
Hello Dennis, Are you able to tell me if the Qatar business lounge needs to have a certain level on the privilege club? Or are you able to access it if you have booked business class seats on a flight? 😊
Air freight is important for time sensitive and extremely high value goods but noteworthy that internationally, the vast majority of goods that we consume are carried by container shipping or bulk ships, not air. Domestically in Australia, rail and road transport carries the vast majority of goods, not expensive air cargo. To put it into perspective, the 600,000 tonnes per annum of freight that Qatar Airways is said to carry in its passenger aircraft bellies on a per diem basis (less than 2,000 tonnes per day) is less than half what one intermodal (container) train carries from Melbourne, Victoria or Sydney, NSW to Perth WA. A comparison with USA or Canada would be even more stark.
yes I agree. I believe there are a number of companies that are working on sustainable plastic wrap made out of renewable materials - hopefully it won't be long until this is in widespread use.
Hi Mr. Dennis Mercy on those hard working staff QAS Qatar Airways drinking blood of Grade 1 to Grade 3. And very low paying. Qatar Aviation service Human resources the worst playing political games on internal vacancy upgrade. For example Grade 2, even working continue lost five years. Them self applying for internal vacancy if no support. He never ever upgraded. Specially in Qatar aviation services the worst. Saying autograde all cheating. For the hard working people's.
It's an Australian travel business that Mr Bunnik is promoting through his UA-cam channel. Nobody is forcing you to fly Qatar if you don't like how they go about their business.
It's obviously a win-win for Qatar getting all this positive content but I have to say I'm very impressed with just how in-depth and broad the access they gave you was. Clearly there was the other side where I imagine you and they had to sit down & work out what was a go & what wasn't but your own negotiating skills were on-point as the footage and just the scope of what we got to see was excellent. They have whole TV series in the UK about this exact kinda thing but you & the team( s) at Qatar managed to work together to produce in 3, comparatively, short videos something way more informative than an entire production company and it's vast resources can manage in 4, 5 , 8 45 minute episodes!
Stellar job all round & kudos to everyone involved
Thanks mate, really appreciate the lovely feedback. It took some time to get the approvals etc but once that was in place I was amazed how open and welcoming everybody was. Literally the only restriction I had is that I couldn't interview any staff members live to camera but they could appear as they were explaining things to me. Other than that I had to blur out staff security badges and commercially/security sensitive things on screens etc. In a word the Qatar team were incredible.
yea very nice in-depth video@C2K777 whats the name of the UK show? id love to watch it
Never ceases to amaze me how aeroplanes fly let alone with these huge amounts of weight. Really enjoying your behind the scenes videos, thank you
Sundays don’t get much better when Dennis has a video out. What a great insight!
Another great video. Did they mention where the engines were heading? Were they off to repair a stranded QR jet?
Just what I needed on a Sunday morning
Having worked for BA at LHR is always interesting to see other airlines and how their operations work. Love the mini series
Unbelievable series !
Excellent series, really enjoyable!
Flying Qatar airlines to Norway from Brisbane in 10 days. Great to see the other side of the workings and how slick and organised everything is. Have flown with them before twice, an excellent airline. Thanks for the informative videos.
As someone who works international ramp here in Melbourne I always love seeing AVgeek videos of the stuff we do, it reminds me how cool what we get to do really is.
Fantastic video Dennis that was so cool too see the inside of freight plane.
Fabulous! Can’t get enough of this series Dennis. Seeing the animals area was a highlight. Avgeek heaven 🥰
Really interesting Dennis. Keep 'em coming...
Superb video as always. Very fascinating to see up close. Thank you !
Yet another fantastic video, thanks very much for sharing Dennis!! You've got a lot of talent for these things!! I enjoy each and every of your videos 🙌
Loved the little poodle & kitten!
Great set of vlogs giving us all a different perspective on air travel - well done - Kevin & Cyndy UK
very interesting and useful video
Respected Brother please accept my deepest gratitude for uploading such an informative excellent video!
Really enjoying this series.
Really interesting Video.
Genuinely fascinating. Thank you, Dennis. Watching in the UK.
@ 1:00 the guy’s LouisVuitton shoes😅…great video & insight, in this 3rd Part now👌🏻
you should have seen his poor shoes afterwards 😂
@@DennisBunnikTravels 😂🙈⚠️
Great video Dennis
Hi Dennis?
It's lovely to see the Queen of the Skies still pulling her weight as a cargo plane, even if she has been phased out as a passenger plane ❤
Excellent video Dennis! Cargo aircraft and airfreight operations are probably my favorite division of aviation as an industry especially all the B747 and B777 freighters! This was so awesome to see and looked like a lot of fun!
Cheers 🥂 😊
Another fascinating video, thank you Dennis.
Great stuff, Dennis!
Another great video. 👍
Very insightful
Superb video. Please more sir.
I did a series of videos for WFS a few years ago. One of the days we were on the stand at one of thier Cargo ops a Qatar 777 passenger jet arrived. They had removed all the seats but 1st class and filled up the cabin with Brother printer parts and accessories. They were on pallets, but since there's no large cargo door the team had to dismantle the pallets and rebuild them on the loaders. That was a long day for the team.
Many of the QR crew enjoy this series. Hopefully next we will see it’s the second floor of the operations centre
Great vids Dennis!
Hello Dennis, Thanks for sharing your behind the scenes experience at Qatar. It was you and your videos in 2019 that sold me on flying with them for the first time to experience Q- Suite and Doha. I just flew with them two weeks ago having done 4 nights in Doha and 4 nights in Abu Dhabi and once again a great experience by the airline. I just wondered if it was possible if the airline could have got you to do a behind the scenes lookaround of it's baggage handling system, baggage transfers and how they manage passengers with very tight connecting flights? It's no secret that Qatar Airways is known for high passenger numbers connecting further afield.
Thanks - yes would love to do a behind the scenes of how they handle the baggage at an airport like Doha. Hopefully one day.
When you realise they transport horses and even cars by air, it's just incredible. You'd think only the military would use air cargo this way, but you can do it commercially if you want. I hope they gave you a bottle of Champagne when you boarded - would be a shame to break a tradition! 🙂
Very very interesting
MORE please!
Hello Dennis,
Are you able to tell me if the Qatar business lounge needs to have a certain level on the privilege club?
Or are you able to access it if you have booked business class seats on a flight? 😊
I want more!
You could do a whole video on Animal cargo.
Liked without watching the video first 😄
That's a lot of hard work to make those 29000 flights happen. Thank you to all who do it to keep our store selves stocked.
Did Dennis say Catar airlines when showing the pets
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Air freight is important for time sensitive and extremely high value goods but noteworthy that internationally, the vast majority of goods that we consume are carried by container shipping or bulk ships, not air. Domestically in Australia, rail and road transport carries the vast majority of goods, not expensive air cargo.
To put it into perspective, the 600,000 tonnes per annum of freight that Qatar Airways is said to carry in its passenger aircraft bellies on a per diem basis (less than 2,000 tonnes per day) is less than half what one intermodal (container) train carries from Melbourne, Victoria or Sydney, NSW to Perth WA. A comparison with USA or Canada would be even more stark.
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Qatar Cargo is the 3rd largest cargo airline in the world, after UPS and FedEx. I have a friend who flies B748s for Qatar Cargo.
What other behind the scenes topics will you be covering
The next one will be their top secret global operational centre. Also have some airport footage but need to work out how to incorporate into a video.
2:25 obviously never flown frontier, jet 2 or cebu pacific
But he has flown those business class seats at the window with separate aisle acces 😂😂😂
Why aren't passengers allowed on cargo flight?
Logistical and security reasons mainly - cargo flights head to the cargo terminal where they don't have the same capacity to handle passengers.
interesting video but sad to see all that single-use plastic wrapping which will probably be going into landfill...
yes I agree. I believe there are a number of companies that are working on sustainable plastic wrap made out of renewable materials - hopefully it won't be long until this is in widespread use.
just when you think running a cargo airline is easy, think again
Hi Mr. Dennis
Mercy on those hard working staff QAS
Qatar Airways drinking blood of Grade 1 to Grade 3.
And very low paying.
Qatar Aviation service Human resources the worst playing political games on internal vacancy upgrade.
For example
Grade 2, even working continue lost five years.
Them self applying for internal vacancy if no support.
He never ever upgraded.
Specially in Qatar aviation services the worst.
Saying autograde all cheating.
For the hard working people's.
Pretty gross for an Australian to be doing free advertising for Qatar Airways
Wow, you must be a fun person. Is there anything about our society that you don't criticise?
It's an Australian travel business that Mr Bunnik is promoting through his UA-cam channel. Nobody is forcing you to fly Qatar if you don't like how they go about their business.
As always, a great video and good insight into what goes on behind the scenes. Really enjoyed this mini series of videos...👍
Amazing video Dennis!