WHY DOES THIS TINY AIRPORT HAVE 2 FLIGHTS A DAY?
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Hi Noel,
Great video! It was really a pleasure to have you come visit our rural operation, too bad we didn't have any opportunity to talk more. It is always fun to meet people who are interested in aviation and make videos like these for others to watch. I will definitely check out the rest of your content, and like the video!
Anton Söderström when was this filmed ?
@@s125ish In the video of the night train trip Luleå-Stockholm, Noel says that it is "late May".
@George Isaac so lee pyit lar?
You’re welcome
Sveg is for sure the town of modified Volvo’s and a Ram 1500 lol
Wow, an American pickup truck a Dodge Ram 1500 and CNN appeared twice in the video. I thought CNN is only at American Airports.
@@AT-nq6cu Nah man CNN is EVERYWHERE and its annoying!
Yess I work there In the winters and what you saw in this video is the normal cars there is an old truck whit a huge smok stack not an exhaust pipe but a smoke stack
@@villiamjohansson288 Is this true or not but the locals called it the "lådbilsrally" when the season starts? =)
Yea noticed that. Ah yes us petrol heads.
Commercial air service to many rural small communities serves many purposes from carrying the mail, to essential freight and package delivery, and, of course, carrying passengers. Thank you for sharing this flight. I found it as interesting, if not more so, as your long-haul flights in business and first class on top ranked airlines. Do more, please!
That can all be done by rail (even the last one considering it's Europe)
Actually this video was more interesting than a video about London - LA or something like that. We need more obscure journeys, although Sveg was perhaps a tad boring for you personally. The flight and crew / ground support were lovely though. Really nice people up there in Sveg!
I flown this exact route once... and... well. i´m not a professional airline passenger, but this is the strangest flying experience i ever got. They did have a older plain when i flow back in 2003.
This reminded me a little bit of the charming video when you visited the least used airport in Nebraska and everybody was amazing in their welcome abs helpfulness.
Grafair, the name on the VW bus. They service private planes a operate some private planes including. jets and ambulance planes and have their own business terminal at Stockholm BROMMA and at Stockholm Arlanda. I visited their office to pic up cardboard for recycling with my truck and the only person there was a man sitting at the reception desk. I stated my business and he said I come with you and open the locked doors, there where several plastic containers and we took them out together and I asked what his position was at the company, he said, I am the owner, the others are at lunch. 😊 Respect!
What a lovely lady giving you a lift into the local town. Bless her heart.
Yes very kind.
Viktor Sligo 🤦♂️ times like these any kind gesture shows us all people still have a heart
Give a random foreigner a lift into town from a tiny airport (when you've already established that he doesn't smell badly or talk too much)?
I'd probably have offered to drive him back to the airport the next day, if I wasn't doing anything.
People have done the same for me, and mostly they weren't serial killers!
not so unusual in the nordics, especially the more close to wilderness you are - helping each other there and relying on oneself is natural up there where no institutions are around to babysit you. (there is no taxi here... lol, of course there is - but he was busy 100km up west at the time haha) at least it used to be normal...
Situation slowly changes because kindness is abused more and more by foreigners who see it as a weakness or take it for granted. Its supposed to be repaid in kind if an opportunity presents itself.
Swedish Culture is a bit odd sometimes. Generally swedes will not help complete strangers. But because he accompanied here here at Arlanda, she was to Swedish custom pretty much bound to give him a lift in to town, even more so when its a really small town with very spars taxi service.
People that visit Sweden... Also Finland and the Baltic (well i have not been to Lithuania) stage will notice that most people are very standof to strangers. But to everyone that have proven to be friendly this often change dramatically. This is a situation where Norway and Denmark is quite different to Sweden.
This is weird. For some reason I love watching your videos when I’m really high.
Noel at the desk: Is my suitcase to heavy?
Lady at the desk: thats your problem, you have to cary it yourself...
Nice to see that swedish hospitality hasn’t changed! Likewise the British kindness and coolness!
Thanks mate! And by the way.....the way you pronounce Sveg is hilarious to a Swede! But I love it!
Härjedalen - Sveg.
Härjedalen is a huge and very popular ski destination in Sweden.
Small airlines such as the one you flew on are subsidized by the government half the year just so service can be continued year round
@@TheMissouriSpartan keep on guessing then...
Peter Lindstrom - So THAT's the answer to the question Noel was asking at the title of the video, but couldn't answer throughout?
Very reasonable...
There are also two hydro-electric plants and logging businesses. Sweden props up lots of air connections they don’t really need to.
@@syxepop I thought 'Ingrid' explained it on the ride into town, when she said the ski resorts were near, and holiday homes.
How far are the mountains because I didn't see any in the background. It look as flat as Kansas to me haha
“Damn it Sven, you weren’t supposed to actually FIRE the missile at the control tower!”
“ᵒᵒᵖˢ”
Oh no
Was just about to comment about all three volvos driving around, and was actually surprised to see a full size American pickup truck in Sweden!
It was amazing to see!
Was thinking that myself....Volvo, Volvo, Volvo,Volvo, Volvo, Volvo,Volvo, Volvo, Volvo, RAM, Volvo, Volvo, Volvo,
When I used to live in the Czech Republic, I noticed a lot of people would import American pickup trucks. You cannot buy them from just any dealer I'm pretty sure. Has to be through an importer.
There are quite a lot of American cars in Sweden. This time last year we stopped in Hallstahammar and there was a big classic car meet-up with mostly American cars.
American pick ups are very popular in Sweden, god knows why. The have many dealers. Old American muscle cars are also very popular, there are even many American built only scrap yards.
“All is quiet at Sveg intercontinental multiport” got me 😂😂
Very nice that the Swedish family took you to your hotel.
Are you fucking kidding me?
I live in Sveg, i am born and raised here, made a few years in Stockholm and moved back.
This is not a "representable" picture of Sveg.... i saw some comments about "imagine growing up there as a kid" -yeah, what about it? it is great for kids living in Sveg... They can WALK by them selfs to school without having the thoughts of beeing robbed, kidnapped or whatever.... and when it comes to "things to do" they have everything needed within reach... Poolhouse, Gym, Indoor icehockeyrink, soccergrounds, woods, and beaches, Skistadium, and this is just few things mentioned...
Ok, probably you were here on a Sunday or Wednesday, during the time beetween winterholiday and summerholiday... AND during CORONA.... of course there were no things going on.... and we might not have any "BIG" Tourist attractions here other than the Woods, Wilderness, Fishing...... But that can also be an "attraction"
There are at least 3 other accomodations and a Camping where you can stay, at least 7 places you can eat something, 4 of them serving Alcohol..... We have Taxiservice....
And all you Americans in the comments that thinks that the world is spinning around the states.... yes there are a lot of American Cars in Sweden.... for example.. my mother owns a Ford Mustang -65, cab in mint condition.... IN SVEG ..probably there are more American legend cars actually working in the small towns of Sweden than in small towns in the states....
You take a piss on people living, like us in Sveg...Or any other smallvillage in Sweden for example. you do not see the "good sides" of choosing living this way....
In an "YouTubian" way it was a pretty good Video..... but in an "what is it like in Sveg" it was a Shitty Video....
I will try to produce a Video Showing you people The good sides of Sveg during the summer...... there are a few Videos on my channel from Sveg....
Alright have a great Summer everyone // Peter (X-cuse me for my english.... but i am just a HillBilly from Sveg) ;)
Hi Peter, thanks so much for you detailed reply! Totally agree! I really loved Sveg, such a lovely little town that I’d feel right at home in. The peace and quiet is incredible. And I for one loved seeing all the American cars - there was a beautiful Cadillac parked right outside the ICA. Can’t wait to take the family there at some point!
@@noelphilips You are welcome, write to me and ill make sure your stay in Sveg will be a lot more interesting, you might actually see a bear in the wildlife instead of seeing that old piglike woodenbear... haha
You speak better English then most English!
This is amazing.
"Come on, Noel, anyone would have known that going to the check-in desk was the wrong move when you wanted to check in...clearly you were meant to meet some random guy in a shopping centre."
And I love how the guy who boarded you was a viewer haha!
Cheers for sharing this (as always) fantastic video!
Especially on our National Day! 🇸🇪
And you catched one of our Armed Forces HKP16 Blackhawk as well. 🤗
Hilarious getting lost at Arlanda when there's more or less no flights departing, awesome boarding transfer and amazing that the pilot (or was it the ground handling agent) is following your channel. 🤘😄
*EDIT
Sveg Vegas... 😆
This must be one of your most epic trips along with your crazy 80 hours across the World in Economy, which by the way I am extremely jealous of. That was one of the reasons it took me around 58 hours from Manila to Stockholm via Taipei, Seoul, Tokyo Narita, Hong Kong, Addis Abeba and Oslo and my 56 hours from London to Stockholm via Warsaw, Kyiv and Istanbul. 🤣
Hope you enjoyed Sveg and Stockholm and stay safe and all the best!
Sveg is mainly a base fore turists visiting the southern parts of Swedish "Alps". Both for summer and winter activitets
Well, I for one appreciate they have an airport. God bless the staff (and probably the Swedish government) for maintaining the airport even though there are only a couple of flights a day. What a wonderful resource they have (and free tea/coffee too).
Funny that you posted this on Swedens national holiday.
I grew up in Sveg and I miss it alot, this video made my day!
What a great crew! and even being offered a lift into town! Awesome
Visitsveg.com says "Sveg is the place for people having their hearts at the right spot."
Clearly, it's time to visit Sveg!
I really like these types of trip reports where you show not only the flight but also the local town ( not that there was much to see) ! I thought it was a rather peaceful little place though I expect it’s not so in the ski season. Looking forward to the next one xx
Now you've seen the worlds largest bear, you should hop over to Senja in northern Norway and see the worlds largest troll!!!
But I live In Aalesund
@ThisIsBarcode Kinda think that internet trolls are enough of an annoyance that perhaps “the world’s largest troll” might not be the best idea from a tourism point of view.
Hey Noel everyone's beginning to recognize your face! LOL!
Fantastic video. I was quite taken by the town of Sveg.
The biker meet is actually an “EPA Traktor/ A-traktor” meet which are cars that have been converted into “tractors” so the max speed is 30 km/h or about 20 mph, they are recognized by their big orange triangle at the back of the car. EPA tractors are very popular among teens (especially in northern Sweden) because you do not need a drivers license for it and you only need to be 15 years old to drive them.
getting to sit like that and watch all the controls and what the pilots do ... bloody amazing
its a crime that noel has only 243k subscribers, yet supercar blondie who knows absolutely nothing about her chosen subject has millions? noel is by far the most interesting and knowledgeable youtuber. every video is a delight.
Please close the door: Noel leaves door open as he leaves. No taxi service in Sveg: Noel boards taxi to the airport anyway. 😂
1nsanejochem he means there wasnt any taxis from the airport.
It sounded like there were no businesses of any kind. Do they even have a restaurant or just a food store?
@@CallieMasters5000 They must have some travel movement. I looked up that town on Wikipedia & they also have passenger train service & show a train at railway station.
@@CallieMasters5000 YES we have, are you fucking kidding me?
@@CallieMasters5000 well.. granted the village is tiny there is quite a lot of businesses there. Not only is it really isolated. The flight takes like 2 hours. It's also the "city center" of the surrounding area that have a much higher population.
Its also an important railway hub for the inner railway that is used mostly for cargo
Sveg looks like half the airports in Alaska
Sveg only airport in the world where you can bring your coffey through security check ❤️
And your kitchen knives and guns if you want, apparently.
Domestic Australia too
Nick Westedt I really don’t want to be that guy bro but *Coffee*
@@laffyleo120 Just like the drink only spelled different( which movie??)
Staff in CRV would not mind either 😉
Worlds cheapest private jet.
here in Sweden we actually call Sveg "the smallest city in Sweden" it is actually not considered a town or a village despite having only a poulation of 2500 inhabitans
It is the main town of the region. It has the local authorities. It's also at the crossroads of the main inland north-south highway E45 and a road to the mountains continuing to Norway. Some twenty years ago there was a callcenter there, but I don't know if it remains.
@@wolfie217 the callcenter is still there and plenty of people work there
OK, you may call it that for whatever local fun reason, but it's not a city, and it has never had such a designation: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cities_in_Sweden No such tiny place as Sveg is called a city in Sweden (other than perphaps in local humor).
They really rolled out the red ... err... doormat.
Fun to see you flying about in our contry! Hoping that more is coming up :-)
"FART" had me laughing so hard. I love it.
The pilot seemed like a really great guy!
It’s interesting seeing how lax Sweden is about distancing and virus containment. It feels so conflicting: on the one hand, it seems like this could lead to uncontrolled virus transmission and massive death rates and extreme suffering. On the other hand, I can’t help but feel really, really jealous of their ability to just LIVE as life is meant to be lived: together, with all kinds of people, traveling. It’s a deep, dark emotional void not being able to do that, and it feels especially painful that my current location, Massachusetts, has had over 7k deaths with a few million people less than Sweden and a lockdown since mid March, whereas Sweden has had only 4k deaths with more people and almost complete freedom. Since the virus is still so new, there could be so many things we don’t know about the virus, and some prevention ideas now could be proved to be completely useless. As much as we want to shame Noel, I think much of this is coming from a place of jealousy. Don’t come after Noel for just LIVING in a way that doesn’t cause deep depression and a lack of purpose (e.g., lockdown). There’s gonna come a point where we will understand the virus better, and before there are more suicides from being locked down, we should be able to take some measured risks to remind us WHY we want to live through the virus. Happy travels, Noel! I love your content and hope you stay healthy and happy!
Well on the other hand in the whole country of Finland right next doors to Sweden, we have had a totall of 322 deaths due to COVID.
the fare player: If you agree with culling the older population -- Sweden is doing it right.
The Fare Player yay mass brothers yea we are such a small state we have some of the strictest rules
The massive “danger” of the virus was largely a media fabrication. It’s a serious issue, but far less serious than obesity.
Absolutely a wonderful video. I loved how amiable the Captain and First Officer were. You scored a 10!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Early for a noel phil vid! Lets go. You need to find anybody operating the fokker 100 chief, that and the 767 are my favourite jets.
IamSean mine too! I love the 767 becuse of the pretty features on that good old aircraft
And the Fokker because it’s just a nice aircraft in my opinion
But sadly I’ve only flown on them for a few times
Austrian 1 time on the Fokker and on American the 767
@@maximgastes159 I was fortunate enough to live in a country that solely operated the fokker 28-4000 and later the f100 series as their domestic fleet and got the odd enjoyment of the boeing 767-300 for the international hops once every couple years. beautiful aircraft that have the right amount of glass cockpit to steam gauge ratio.
Such an interesting flight!
First officer looked like he could be the captains dad!
My mother is from the region where Pajala is located :) it’s a beautiful part of Sweden and you might find that people speak more Finnish (or a specific dialect of Finnish) than Swedish.
Why no mention of the 'Bright Lights' of Sveg?
If he says "bright lights of Sveg" one more time I will scream
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Comments in very poor taste
As a 'Brit' living in the region I found this vlog rather insulting to Sweden. When you get on a plane to a remote region and then expect a taxi service, or even a separate bathroom in your hotel, you are rather underlining your nativity. Many from the UK are not exposed to 'remote' communities, and therefore your comments may appear humorous or even 'informative', but in reality you have not actually shown more than your ignorance of daily life in these communities. If the UK had the economic out put of the the Nordics it would have few children in poverty, and few adults in long term (excluding mortgage) debt. Have a laugh for your 'vlog', but fly home and wonder why you see poverty, and unhappy people everywhere. You comment on the 'Wooden Bear' but since when did your home town take serious interest in itself? (PS I still commute to the UK, and it is not in such a good state.)
Nailed it
agreed,
I see you've really grown into being part of "lättkränkta Sverige". I did not find any of this insulting and I really don't understand your reasoning.
Gordon, I can understand that you fear that Swedes might perceive the video as insulting, a video by a fellow Brit nonetheless, but I think I can speak for the vast majority of Swedes when I say that we are not insulted by this clip, only amused. :)
@@shirrepoffer Hmm Well it is only my interpretation of a fellow Brit, by a Brit who lives in the region. But if you are happy then perhaps it matters not.
You International super star !! Very funny !! Recognised on the plane!! How lovely was it that Ingrid gave you a lift into town !! Good old UTFART ....brilliant !! It means exit in Swedish and I suppose in some ways in English !! Were you able to have dinner and or breakfast somewhere ??? Great cockpit views mate !! Mind you the pilot looks about 12 years old !! Great video as always mate...really enjoy these obscure flights you get to do...thanks again mate and stay safe and well !!
Thanks so much! This was great fun to make.
@@noelphilips Great video again mate and take care from Mansfield Australia !!
Actually Sveg isn't a town,
the province Härjedalen is known in Sweden as the only province out of 25 in whole Sweden that doesn't harboring a single town.
Sveg and Härjedalen was Danish/Notwegian untill 1645 and after that Swedish, but it had only 10 000 inhabitants and Røros in Norway is still the closest town, så you could guess in a part of the video Sveg has been the center in the provinciql area because of the logging industry the last 100-150 years.
@Anders Persson I was under the impression that Sweden called all municipalities over 200 people by the same name and didn’t use the concept of towns vs. cities at all.
Best landing I've ever seen holy 😀🤭😮 the only shaking was the nose gear incredible
Nice town, nice people, I might go there for skiing holiday
Thank you Noel
You really missed some of the things in Sveg. First of there's a very interesting café in central Sveg with very special rooms with cinema themes. Sorry you missed it where you could have had a nice fika. But Sveg and Härjedalen is all about to a large extent the untouched nature. And of course there are the bears all around. If you ask someone from Sveg if you'll run into one they say no way, but then they all tell their stories about encounters.
Then again Sveg is in the middle of nowhere really so to have two flights a day sounds a bit crazy but it's all about keeping routes open through out the country.
Those poor Norwegian MAXs standing next to the DC-8 though. Will you guys ever fly again ;(
I'm interested to have a sticker of yours as showed in the video. Could you please let me know how to get one ?
Hi Noel. As usual it was a good video showing everything about the service. Any chance you might like to fly from Cardiff to Anglesey Airport? It is a service support ed by the Welsh government rather like this flight. Anglesey Airport is actually RAF Valley. There are 2 flights a day Monday to Friday.
Fun fact: Sveg is the only major town in Härjedalen, a municipality and landscape (equivalent to the old ceremonial counties of England). It's so scarcely populated that official UN maps denote it as 'uninhabited', having less than 1 person per square kilometre.
The only reason there are two flights a day are government subsidies, as all regions of Sweden should have regular public transport, and there isn't really any other airport or rail service nearby.
"a little town" that was an upgrade for Sveg
Another great video. I love these trips. Places nobody would ever know existed otherwise. Very interesting
You saw the world’s largest wooden bear. Come see the world’s largest bison statue in Jamestown, North Dakota. We have our own small airport that is comparable to Alliance, NE. You can check out what a small college town looks like in the midwestern US.
Nice to see you are still able to find a quirky route for us in these unusual times. I always enjoy seeing out of the way places. 👍👍
Dude that first officer was STOKED to be flying you around, especially as your private pilot😂 he was so cool
What an amazing flight! I absolutely love these unusual flights!✈️
OMG when he got his coffee he left his bag unattended SECURITY SECURITY.
Amazing, I've been to Sveg's airport many times as I have a house up in the mountains however my first time to fly there is in few weeks on the exact plane you flew on. So excited to fly an B200.
Those Norwegian 737 MAX just sitting there looking sad and unused... Makes me a bit sad really.
That's so cool that the pilot is a viewer but in reality you'll have loads of pilots viewing this awesome channel.
No One:
Absolutely No One:
Not even a Nordic God:
Seth MacFarlane: Shut up Sveg.
Two very smooth landings, fair play to the pilot.
Good way to start my day watching your video. Love all your videos. Keep up the amazing work you do Noel
Smallest airport I ever visited was on the island of Corvo in the Azores - ever done that one Noel?
I might have to take a solo trip to Sweden 🇸🇪 lovely people!
😎👍
Quite amusing, and since it is virtually impossible to enter or leave Sweden in the summer of 2020, well a trip to Sveg seems about as good an idea as anything else.
If you haven't met Ingrid at the airport, you may not have gotten on your flight actually.
A bit interesting procedures they have going there in these Corona times.
As that sign may have amused you covering the "Ut" part... If you hadn't it could have been "Out fart" too translated halfway :D
‘Sveg Vegas’
Someone’s been to Skegness before 😂
Did another else look at the DC-8 and wonder why it looked a bit like a shark (the two openings on the nose)
Thanks for the Content Noel, thanks to your amazing channel, i get to discover airlines i have never heard of to which i can send my applications as a first officer.💪🏻👈🏻😂👏🏻
I miss flying to Sweden, been there 3 or 4 times.. I even took a domestic flight to Ostersund, loved it! :D
I'm from Östersund, glad you liked it and welcome back
wow, crazy expensive for them to fly up & down, especially when you are the only passenger on the way back!! Imagine the fuel cost?
& you said 25p a mile!!
😁
The mother in me came out and I couldn’t help but worry where you would eat or even get something to drink. I wonder where the 2 pilots stay overnight? Not that it wasn’t quaint and pretty but what was the purpose of your trip? A tourism brand deal? Andreas and Ingrid definitely show Swedish hospitality.
i think the pilot uses the bigger hotel. atleast there was 2 when i was there in 98--99sh. love the roadtrip in sveg, it got from statoil, the gasstation, around the graveyard and back again, :) there also got a big callcentre where it works about 500 people. i think its still there. and to be that small town alot of people gets there to get their drivinglicence :P
Maybe the reason the 2 flights, could be the people of Sveg work in the main city, & then the plane takes people home in the evening, like the lady who gave you a ride to your hotel. Plane goes in the hanger, then starts again next morning.
Come to Kodiak. Our airport is tiny and we get two 737 jets a day.
It was very nice of them to give you a lift. Nice city and people.
Even after all these decades, the King Air remains beautiful. My favorite is the little C90 variant, the 'shorty'. Great video--I'd like to see more like this!
Thanks for watching!
I would go to Sveg to see that bear! Mhm!! I even live in Colorado so I could see other bears 🐻 but I wouldn’t be able to say I’ve seen the biggest wooden bear in the world if I don’t make my way to Sveg one day! Thanks Noel for making me see I need to go to Sweden after all! 😊 I mean my amazing friend Peter lives in Sweden so the worlds largest wooden bear is just a bonus! Heheheheheheheh 🤣😆💚💙💚💙💚
As you were the only passenger on the way back it is nice that you paid attention for the safety instruction. :-))) Great video!
Great service by the pilots... awesome
You should go to Stord Airport with DAT Danish Air Transport! Anyways Nice video!!
Have you ever been to Røros in Norway? I visited there in 1989, and this video reminded me of that trip. In those days there was one flight a day in each direction, being a stop-off on a Braathens Oslo to Trondheim flight, operated by a Boeing 737.
The small plane looks cool!!!
The 2 daily flights between Sveg and Stockholm Arlanda is probably for commuters
Great video. The people of Sweden seem genuine and kind!
Ryanair would manage a way to fly there lmao
Ryanair would probably market flights with the destination as "Stockholm" and land at Sveg in the same vain that planes bound for "Barcelona" land 93km away at Girona!
@@hythesailor No, Ryanair flights to Stockholm go to Skavsta, a full 100km south of Stockholm LOL
You seem like a good dude and like you would be nice in person if you met a viewer/fan.
Thanks for nice videos. I have seen all your videos latest year. A suggestion: It would be nice to have the price per km too. :)
Is this how we keep the distance in Sweden?
No wonder there nr. 1 in deaths by population.
11:20 Only Noel can philip
Hi Noel - this is the first of your videos I’ve watched, and I really liked it! I’d love to say it’s a massive coincidence since I live in “Sveg-Vegas”, but it isn’t true, so I can’t say that! What I can say is I’ll subscribe and watch a few more of your epic trips 👍 Thanks 😁
Thanks very much! Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for subscribing!
Great flight I have been lucky a couple of times to be the only passenger on a couple of flights while flying around the Shetland island and been offered to sit on the co-pilot seat. These flight were out to the Fair isle and isle of Out of Skerries from Tingwall airport.
Noel, can I make a request/suggestion? Can You please indicate the costs in Euros, also. I would appreciate. Thank You.
No mask no social distancing?
Sweden: We don’t do that here
I know
@@tomstravels520 how’s that been working out for you?
@@hayleydanhirschfeld4862 culling older people in the population saves resources
@@tomservo5007 or we...you know...protect our elderly and vulnerable? Pretty crazy I know.