Qatar Airways A380 Crew Confidential - What you DON'T see as a Passenger
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Published 2024-03-23
My journey started at Doha Hamad International Airport (HIA). I boarded early ahead of other passengers to join the crew briefing and the crew showed me their pre-boarding cabin check. We had a full load of 517 passengers.
Captain Fatima briefed the passenger before we took off. She gave the flight details and the emergency briefing. The A380 is huge and felt like a cruise ship in the sky with double deck. There were many activities after takeoff, the crew showed how to prepare the cabin for inflight service. Purser Alex shows us the ‘hidden’ A380 crew rest.
With a gorgeous sunrise, we started our approach to Bangkok. Enjoy the A380 landing from the cockpit. After landing, the crew showed us their work before deplaning.
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All Comments (21)
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This is our last series of Qatar Airways vlog. There are a lot of great people work in aviation, most of them aren't or never been on the camera. One interesting fact: Captain Fatima, was on standby and called out last minute to operate the flight. She didn't know the filming before hand and was not even prepared but you can totally feel her confidence. I became a big fan of her throughout the 6-hour flight together.
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the pilot oozes confidence and professionalism. Really respect that
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The captain is the highlight of the video. Wish her more success.
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Captain Fatima . What can I say . Smart . Professional. The airline is lucky to have her as a Pilot.
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Thai cabin manager saying “welcome to my country” made my day 😍
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The cabin manager is a real professional and he really love and proud of his country. Impressive. 👍
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That female pilot has my utmost respect - very great at speaking, bless her
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The cabin manager is very professional and clearly takes his job very seriously, lots of respect for him.
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I love the wink from the pilot after the pre-flight announcement!
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Captain Fatima was amazing, you can tell the dedication to the job and the sheer professionalism. What a great insight to all these wonderful people.
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I’m a former Cabin crew of Qatar Airways currently training to become a pilot. This series takes me back to my days at QR ( never hated a day at work, oh I miss it dearly ) and I’m so glad that the world gets to see what our jobs like, that crew aren’t just waiters and flying isn’t all about auto pilot, there’s so much work and responsibilities behind. Oh this Captain, never flown with her, yet I am blown away by her professionalism and confidence, used to love pilots like this. I have a colleague in my pilot training, he’s in love with the Captain’s confidence, literally mimics Captain’s dialogue and watch this video almost everyday. I also feel so proud as part of this family. Can’t wait to go back ❤️
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The In-flight service manager is very passionate about his job. Such a big inspiration. Even the captain is so easygoing. She buttered the landing so well that I didn't even realise she touched the plane down.
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The A380 cockpit at night is so beautiful.
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just realized there is so much behind just than travelling from one place to another the ground staff the crew the pilots the atc its a whole system working in together to make our journey happy and safe Thank You
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Very refreshing to see female pilot and male cabin crew in one flight.. progressing!
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The Captain is a true professional. Very impressive!!!!
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Love the Captain, what a pleasant individual who seems very humble and extremely talented in her role as Captain.
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That captain is mesmerising to watch. She could be the star of her own channel. What a talent - charismatic and a damn good aviator. Go girl!
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Wow, this is a phenomenal production - puts legacy media to shame. Captain Fatima was super-impressive, hope to have her command my next Qatar flight.
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That lady captain is something else! Imagine the challenges she's faced to get where she is? I'm going to show this video to my daughters as proof of girl power, thanks Sam.
