Feel like trevor these days only makes 1-2 episodes every game he skips so much good content. But you can also tell hes not as mutch on the grind as to when he uploded 3-4 times again and played every trible a games fully
Also the people who guide the plane out are called wing walkers and they alert you to stop the pushback if there are any issues or obstructions in the way. That’s why they have the wands. And the guy who has the headphones plugged into the plane does that so he can communicate with the pilot and let the pilot know to release the parking brake at the start of pushback and also to let them know when the pushback has ended and when the tug is disconnected so they can start the engines and begin the taxi.
I currently work as a line guy but for an FBO. Marshalling in aircraft is a whole different experience than doing it in the games. The level of awareness and precision you need especially in tight areas where you are bringing them in.
Hey Trevor, I’m a aircraft mechanic for united airlines I see how interested you are on learning planes I’ll be happy to answer questions for you if you have any. Like the door on the right aft side of the APU . That’s the APU inlet door. That allows air to enter to provide cooling for the APU and provide bleed air for the engine start or cabin air conditioning.
Did you catch the part when he said its still airworthy after hitting the plane. Glad to know rampers can approve of that kind of stuff, takes a load off our plates huh 😂
I was a ramp agent in portland maine for jetblue and united for 4 years. We used to play call of duty online in the bag room while waiting for planes at night. Than I went on to work at a private fbo fueling and moving around private jets and got to meet so many cool and famous people. After a few years of that I than went on to work for pratt & whitney for 5 years and now I'm out of aviation and miss it everyday. Lots of good memories.
As a former security officer at this exct airport in Keflavik YES I would take the staff pass off you and you would probably get fired. If you would want job to just sit in the car and watch airplanes you would have to be a security lol.
I gotta say, this was hilarious to watch. I do this for a living on a military base, and you didn't do too bad. The push back was interesting to say the least lol. Normally you would tow the tow bar from the rear, then unhook it at the aircraft, hook it to the aircraft and push from the front, then reverse everything and drive away, but your way works too lol.
As a airline employee myself, I have to say you did a great job besides hitting the plane with jetway. You'd be amazed how many planes come in with control panels not closed
Trev you got me laughing & having such a good time bro! 😄As someone who is a ramp agent at a regional airport I absolutely loved this video! All the feelings you had when it came time to push the aircraft, I had 2 months ago. & You did a pretty good push. I was dying when you tried to connect the push by itself😂😂 It’s such a fun rewarding job & im glad you had a good time. If your ever interested in becoming a ramp agent, hmu 🤙🏽 low hours & free flights for you & chels definitely doesn’t hurt Appreciate your videos ever since mw3 days , much love man 😎
11:12 those flaps are designed to open towards the front of the aircraft, so in case one of them is open when the aircraft goes for takeoff the speed and force will close the flaps
I was a ramp agent at FedEx for 5yrs. Ramp Agents have some up close experience being around aircrafts everyday and I must say that this is very realistic
You were supposed to walk the tug bar and connect it to the plane and then you connect the tug after the bar is connected to the plane. Also good job on not driving or parking under the wing as that can be hazardous. Really enjoyed the video keep this series coming!
This is really accurate. I worked as a security guard and those gates were always different. The gate agents always handled the jet bridge but it was hilarious when they screwed up. I wonder if this game does de-icing connecting it
That was a really cool series and I like seeing trev struggle a bit with games like this and love watching planes and seeing airports I wanna see more and another episode
The one coolest job I ever had was, when I worked at FedEx Express in Charleston, I got to be on the airplane crew for the puddle jumper plane, but I also got to see the jumbo jet come in, but I also got to learn and certified on a tug and belt loader
I used to work at an airport as a grounds crew agent. A few things you did that are wrong when on the tarmac. First was the tug and the GPU. When you connect the GPU to the airplane, the GPU cannot be connected to the tug. That's a three-way connection and frowned upon. The next things is the pushback. So airports do have tugs that can do the pushback but the main thing is that you should have pulled the pushback bar to the airplane, connected it, and then hooked up to it pushback vehicle. When pushing back the aircraft, you are in complete control of it. Take your time when doing it, slower is better so you can place the plane in the correct position. Last but not least, I dont know why the game didn't have you pull the pin out of the aircraft. When you pull the pin, it tells the pilot that the pushback is over and they havs full control of the aircraft.
@@AutoRauto I don't recall what the reason was as to why we couldn't have a three way connection (I will find out though). All I know is that we couldn't have the tug and the GPU connected while the GPU was connected to the aircraft along with the other service items such as the lav cart and the air start.
@@AutoRauto I asked my trainer at the airport and she said we don't want a three-way connection because we could easily pull away with the GPU connected damaging the aircraft, the GPU, the tug, or all three
I used to be an airport heavy equipment mechanic for the cargo side of an airport. For the towing issue you need to attach the tow bar to the back of the bison and get it close to the front of the plane. Then detach the tow bar from the back of the bison and attach it to the front so you’re able to push the plane back.
8:04 if the airplane has enough damage it would be grounded/ delayed until maintenance gives the approval. Also next time have the front of the tug face the terminal it provides access to unload and load baggage. Worked for American Airlines Ramp crew
Edit, doing the safety demo with your pushback was a challenge and rip to you standing behind us when we took off 😂 On behalf of cabin crew, thanks for your work getting us away safely
If making money from TH-cam/twitch/etc. wasn’t a thing and a lot more people had to get real jobs like Cheals said, I think Trevor would be doing something in the aviation world. Whether it be a pilot or working at the airport like this. He’s always excited playing airport and airplane games.
Hey Trev i know this might be a long shot but i thing you should get the 737 on msfs and do a series on trying to learn it and show you progress. And while it does seem pricey it is 100% worth it as once you lean it and the process it is a joy to fly and makes flight sim that much more fun. Much love 🧡 ✈️
When you post you make me so happy specially, when it’s a hard day you are the best TH-camr ever I hope you have a good life.she roasted you pretty hard I would cry if that was me lol.
Most simplest way to push a plane is just turn the wheel the direction you want the tail to go. Not sure if it reflects in the game controls. But it's just FYI so you're not jackknifing the tow bar
I never comment but I was thinking a series on mfs learning how to do vatsim and doing a few flights would be amazing, it’s so worth it. It’s a struggle to learn but boy it’s worth it.
you only caused pretty severe damage the aircraft with the bridge and during the pushback. you're 100% fired. lol good job, now you'll be promoted to manager for sure.
I used to work at the airport and I was the person that brought the planes in and offloaded them and loaded them! This is awesome and I wanna play! Hopefully they bring it out PS5!
Yes this needs to be a series that would be awesome
Feel like trevor these days only makes 1-2 episodes every game he skips so much good content. But you can also tell hes not as mutch on the grind as to when he uploded 3-4 times again and played every trible a games fully
Pls play again so cool
it won’t be, he’ll get bored within a week
@@christopher7952 reality what is that?
he doesn't get good views@@benjaminpedersen6345
Also the people who guide the plane out are called wing walkers and they alert you to stop the pushback if there are any issues or obstructions in the way. That’s why they have the wands. And the guy who has the headphones plugged into the plane does that so he can communicate with the pilot and let the pilot know to release the parking brake at the start of pushback and also to let them know when the pushback has ended and when the tug is disconnected so they can start the engines and begin the taxi.
Sht up
As a Ramp Agent at an airport, this was absoulety entertaining to watch!!!
Nah, just speed tape and good to go =D @@christopher7952
Same! 😂
same lol we would get fired so fast lol
swissport worker would be best for him
this hurt my eyes
If Trev ever wants a job, his resume will be full
From truck driver to hairdresser, now a grounds crew member 😂
Don’t forget, Detective, Fighter Pilot, Astronaut, and a Castaway
Don’t forget Police officer, Crime Scene Cleaner too lol
or builder, hunter, house flipper@@skejnr
But don't put thief simulator on your resume🤣
Bro is the Johnny Sins of gamers
I currently work as a line guy but for an FBO. Marshalling in aircraft is a whole different experience than doing it in the games. The level of awareness and precision you need especially in tight areas where you are bringing them in.
I want to be a pilot and seeing Trev play this just makes my day, thanks Trev. 🛫
I work at an airport, and see these planes up close every day. So cool.
Hey Trevor, I’m a aircraft mechanic for united airlines I see how interested you are on learning planes I’ll be happy to answer questions for you if you have any. Like the door on the right aft side of the APU . That’s the APU inlet door. That allows air to enter to provide cooling for the APU and provide bleed air for the engine start or cabin air conditioning.
Did you catch the part when he said its still airworthy after hitting the plane. Glad to know rampers can approve of that kind of stuff, takes a load off our plates huh 😂
Nice one, dude. My Dad was an aircraft mechanic on Spitfires during WW2.
I was a ramp agent in portland maine for jetblue and united for 4 years. We used to play call of duty online in the bag room while waiting for planes at night. Than I went on to work at a private fbo fueling and moving around private jets and got to meet so many cool and famous people. After a few years of that I than went on to work for pratt & whitney for 5 years and now I'm out of aviation and miss it everyday. Lots of good memories.
As a former security officer at this exct airport in Keflavik YES I would take the staff pass off you and you would probably get fired. If you would want job to just sit in the car and watch airplanes you would have to be a security lol.
Wow, what a tricky, technical sim! Fascinating to see, let's have more, Trev
I gotta say, this was hilarious to watch. I do this for a living on a military base, and you didn't do too bad. The push back was interesting to say the least lol. Normally you would tow the tow bar from the rear, then unhook it at the aircraft, hook it to the aircraft and push from the front, then reverse everything and drive away, but your way works too lol.
As a airline employee myself, I have to say you did a great job besides hitting the plane with jetway. You'd be amazed how many planes come in with control panels not closed
I used to work the ramp at Delta Airlines here in Syracuse, NY and this game brings back some good memories!
I love Trev’s sim videos. I see great potential for this to be a series. Have a great November Trev.
That push back was so funny. In real life that towbar would’ve been broken lol
Trev you got me laughing & having such a good time bro! 😄As someone who is a ramp agent at a regional airport I absolutely loved this video! All the feelings you had when it came time to push the aircraft, I had 2 months ago. & You did a pretty good push. I was dying when you tried to connect the push by itself😂😂 It’s such a fun rewarding job & im glad you had a good time. If your ever interested in becoming a ramp agent, hmu 🤙🏽 low hours & free flights for you & chels definitely doesn’t hurt
Appreciate your videos ever since mw3 days , much love man 😎
11:12 those flaps are designed to open towards the front of the aircraft, so in case one of them is open when the aircraft goes for takeoff the speed and force will close the flaps
I was a ramp agent at FedEx for 5yrs. Ramp Agents have some up close experience being around aircrafts everyday and I must say that this is very realistic
You were supposed to walk the tug bar and connect it to the plane and then you connect the tug after the bar is connected to the plane. Also good job on not driving or parking under the wing as that can be hazardous. Really enjoyed the video keep this series coming!
This was a cool Sim! I actually used to be a ramp agent myself 10 years ago!
More!! I loved how you just drove with the pusher to the side in front of you lol. I loved how Chelsea made an appearance. 😂
This is about to be a relaxing game and keep up with the great work
stop playing sim games please
@@ItsBob_Why?
Sim gamea are fun
Trev, it was painful watching this as i am an actual ramp worker😂 i would love to help you through this and teach some things!
this needs to be a series
This and Flight sim are soooo amazing! WE NEED MOREEEEE!
I enjoyed this video far far more than I thought I would. The fact you had no idea what you were doing made it even better! 😅
I literally work at Toronto Pearson and I do this everyday, kinda wild seeing a simulator about my daily job lol
Lmao Chels saying “get a real job”. Would be cool for you to get a day in the life kinda vlog on these jobs
Trev should become an airline pilot so that he can then make a quick vlog about it
This is really accurate. I worked as a security guard and those gates were always different. The gate agents always handled the jet bridge but it was hilarious when they screwed up. I wonder if this game does de-icing connecting it
This is what I do for a living, so cool to see it as a game!
Hey Trev, please make this a series. It looks amazing
Part 2 definitely! Pure comedy Trev! 😂
I could watch this all day
"maybe you should just try getting a real job" damn 🔥😂
There is a video of you playing Gran Turismo in the Gran Turismo movie 2023 good job TmarTn2😂
Wait really?? Where exactly?
The costumes really crack me up, legendary stuff
I love airports too man. The air smells so good with the jet fuel lmaooo
That was a really cool series and I like seeing trev struggle a bit with games like this and love watching planes and seeing airports I wanna see more and another episode
The one coolest job I ever had was, when I worked at FedEx Express in Charleston, I got to be on the airplane crew for the puddle jumper plane, but I also got to see the jumbo jet come in, but I also got to learn and certified on a tug and belt loader
How long did the tug training take?
Lmao for pushback dude😂
I used to work at an airport as a grounds crew agent. A few things you did that are wrong when on the tarmac. First was the tug and the GPU. When you connect the GPU to the airplane, the GPU cannot be connected to the tug. That's a three-way connection and frowned upon. The next things is the pushback. So airports do have tugs that can do the pushback but the main thing is that you should have pulled the pushback bar to the airplane, connected it, and then hooked up to it pushback vehicle. When pushing back the aircraft, you are in complete control of it. Take your time when doing it, slower is better so you can place the plane in the correct position. Last but not least, I dont know why the game didn't have you pull the pin out of the aircraft. When you pull the pin, it tells the pilot that the pushback is over and they havs full control of the aircraft.
That's strange that three way connections are frowned upon at your airport, here they are encouraged
@@AutoRauto I don't recall what the reason was as to why we couldn't have a three way connection (I will find out though). All I know is that we couldn't have the tug and the GPU connected while the GPU was connected to the aircraft along with the other service items such as the lav cart and the air start.
@@AutoRauto I asked my trainer at the airport and she said we don't want a three-way connection because we could easily pull away with the GPU connected damaging the aircraft, the GPU, the tug, or all three
I used to be an airport heavy equipment mechanic for the cargo side of an airport. For the towing issue you need to attach the tow bar to the back of the bison and get it close to the front of the plane. Then detach the tow bar from the back of the bison and attach it to the front so you’re able to push the plane back.
As a ramp agent myself, it’s crazy how close this game is to actual airport operation.
I'm surprised how many ramp agents watch Tmartn! There's like 20 of you here
Respect for your kind words to these workers. Love ur vids, very realisitc and inspiring! Always new game to get OBSESSED with
If you look at the very very tip of the back of the plane that hole in the back is gonna be your APU
Trevor, don't you dare let Chelsea make you feel guilty about dress up!😂 It's important to have dreams.
8:04 if the airplane has enough damage it would be grounded/ delayed until maintenance gives the approval. Also next time have the front of the tug face the terminal it provides access to unload and load baggage.
Worked for American Airlines Ramp crew
Edit, doing the safety demo with your pushback was a challenge and rip to you standing behind us when we took off 😂
On behalf of cabin crew, thanks for your work getting us away safely
Ahh my job in real life 😂. This should be a good watch. Love when trev keeps the simulators uploading
If making money from TH-cam/twitch/etc. wasn’t a thing and a lot more people had to get real jobs like Cheals said, I think Trevor would be doing something in the aviation world. Whether it be a pilot or working at the airport like this. He’s always excited playing airport and airplane games.
He will have to get that ground crew job eventually after TH-cam/internet stops being popular
I do this for a living in the Canadian Military and this is wildly accurate. Crazy aha
best and cutest thing I have seen in a while 15:22
KLM Cabin crew over here!
This looks amazing, should definately be a series
i love that the first plane you see is one from my home land Faroe Island🙂✈0:24
As a former ramp agent this was tough to watch. Props for getting thru it tho bro
Idk about anyone else, but the last Airport game I ever played was back in the late 90's with Humungous games "Lets explore - the Airport"
You read my mind when I saw it taxi-ing toward the runway, I was like I wish we could see it take off and you made it happen, lol. Cheers bro.
Those passengers were about three hours late taking off 😭😭😭 lol 😂
Trev is going to have experience in every job in the world
This is my job, I do it for AA. It pays great and we fly for free, also a very fun job. Great vid.
We need a series of this! Awesome video😊
Yes trev keep this series going i love simulation games because it looks like with the graphics u are actually at an airport
We definetly need a part 2
Hey Trev i know this might be a long shot but i thing you should get the 737 on msfs and do a series on trying to learn it and show you progress. And while it does seem pricey it is 100% worth it as once you lean it and the process it is a joy to fly and makes flight sim that much more fun. Much love 🧡 ✈️
Hey Trev, always appreciate the content ❤ was wondering if you'd be hoping on Modern Warfare 3 anytime soon?
c'mon Martin with the Modern Warfare 3 series
You even have a costume to match the game XD btw is that what it really looks like irl? Also did it let you save the game for tutorial?
Trevs got a real job
Trev is definitely fired. 😂
I love this game because my aunt has worked at an airport doing this for 8 years
Ay yo trev when are you starting to play that modern warfare lll series at some point we want to see your reaction to it
Lol bro next time pull the extention. Love the content as always. Can't wait for the next few videos on this
As a grounds person for an airline this the most funny thing I ever seen
I did this for work for 2 years, it was great haha, love this vid
Chels comin in with the banger 😂😂😂
I work on the ramp and this was so fun to watch
When you post you make me so happy specially, when it’s a hard day you are the best TH-camr ever I hope you have a good life.she roasted you pretty hard I would cry if that was me lol.
You need to make this a series, it’s my dream job!
Btw Chels!!!!
Yeah let’s see more of this bad boy.
yo tmart you killin it with the sims and i know its not the first time saying that lol. LETS GOOOO AIRPORT SIM HAHAH so random but hella fun to watch.
Most simplest way to push a plane is just turn the wheel the direction you want the tail to go.
Not sure if it reflects in the game controls. But it's just FYI so you're not jackknifing the tow bar
Iam new here for like half year, but so far enjoy your sim videos, keep it up trev, rly love it. This air sim have good potentions for serie🎉
I never comment but I was thinking a series on mfs learning how to do vatsim and doing a few flights would be amazing, it’s so worth it. It’s a struggle to learn but boy it’s worth it.
Before pushing, put the towbar on the back of the pushbike tug then disconnect it from your tug and connect to the aircraft wheel
you only caused pretty severe damage the aircraft with the bridge and during the pushback. you're 100% fired. lol good job, now you'll be promoted to manager for sure.
The tow bar goes on the back of the pushback tracktor, when you drive without the plane attached
I worked as this for a while before covid so this was really entertaining for me hahaha
Watching bro play a simulator of my job for fun after a 12 hour shift hurts
Glad to see your still going :)
You should tow the bar behind the tug before you get to the plane and then you can attach it to the front. It should make everything easier.
I used to work at the airport and I was the person that brought the planes in and offloaded them and loaded them! This is awesome and I wanna play! Hopefully they bring it out PS5!
Lay some lines and lay some pipe later on that night.... True sailor 🤣
Haha this is brilliant, I did this as one of my first jobs and its very accurate.
Tmartn2 is one of my favourite gamers
Nice jab from the missus "maybe you should get a real job" =D
She got his ass 😂
this could be very relaxing
Love these simulator games
Would love to see more of this simulator game!
Been waiting for a Trev take on this game!