Plane Jockeys Podcast: Episode 4 - Our first guest, Stig Aviation

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The plane Jockeys are joined by popular LAX mechanic/social media personality Stig Aviation.

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[StigAviation]

A big Thank you to Kev and Rudy..Had a fantastic time.

[chip]

Loved the podcast! As a former Boeing engineer and someone who works closely with many air frame manufacturers, it's good to hear the experiences of someone who has to keep the aluminum turkeys flying.

[richardgardner]

Stig was great and very informative. Great question and interview by Kevin and Rudy.

[lindakavinsky]

Really awesome. Learned a lot with Stig.

[davidp]

Kevin and Rudy always make things so fun, entertaining and educational. Thanks, guys!

[lhall]

I just put in 30yrs. at Pratt & Whitney (retired) Inspection. STIG You hit the nail on the head. Everyday there are changes in this Industry. I can keep going. The job is demanding, but it's REWARDING. Procedures, Manuals, it becomes your life. In closing, you like what you do(work), it's not work.

[guillermoibarra]

Loved this podcast. So informative with great insight! Thank you all!

[yaelaguilar]

Stig you Rock broo!! Thanks for so much knowledge sharing! And thanks to the podcast for bringing him in! Please more content like this!

[aviation_news_lax]

This was a wonderful Podcast and thank you Kev and Rudy for having @StigAviation!!!!

[jackieculver]

Well that was RIVETING! I know nothing about the mechanics of a plane but I know I just love them (ask my husband my knowledge of the cars lol). But with that said, I’m intrigued to dig deeper into Stig’s content! Thanks Kevin and Rudy.. you all just keep getting better and better!

[stevemc]

Great show and very insightful info from Stig with live background sound effects well done Guys!! Look forward to the next one! 😎👍👍

[stxquadtrack]

great show Stig was a wonder full guest, full of information. it was a little over a hour but it seemed like only 5 mins. Thats what happens when you have great content.

[yankee_tango]

Fantastic podcast!!! Having worked at LAX in the past and hearing Stig talk about accidents and incidents happening at the airport reminds me of the days I worked there. Always having my head on a swivel and watching the planes because they had the right of way at all times, you stop for them they don't stop for you. If they hit you you would get hurt and possibly killed by a plane, you hit a plane with any piece of equipment and cause damage that causes a delay or grounding you are terminated and black balled from working there ever again. I have seen containers of freight blown off dollies when going behind an aircraft at the end of the runway spooning up for take off I have seen vehicles blown over from the jet blast just to name a couple. Safety is the biggest thing hey preach out on the flight line or in a cargo warehouse, because if you are not safe you wind up in a bad spot. Stig's knowledge and his ability to give explanations that a common person can understand is a true gift and his wanting to teach is something he may want to look at in the future, I think he would be good at it. I hope you have him back because I could listen to his teaching for hours. Thanks again Kevin and Rudy for giving this old warehouse guy for Lufty a jolt to my memories of working there, I truly miss it and wish I had figured out how to stick with it.

[citibear]

Stig was very interesting. Thanks to all three of you, it was a great show today 👍

[McDeath]

I always thought that I was a rare nerd, geek, who loves watching aircraft. 🤓 So glad I found this channel…Kevin and Rudy✌🏼 ✈️

[mauriciopalomino]

Best podcast so far! All bases were covered!. I just wonder if he realizes the thousands of lives that are literarily on his hands.

[peoplenotabigfan.]

An hour passed with a blink of an eye. That was really interesting and enjoyable to listen, thanks!

[TremorBear]

I always thought that I was a rare nerd, geek, who loves watching aircraft 🤓 I’m so glad that I found this channel….Kevin and Rudy ✌🏼✈️ Harrison Ford is a pilot. Get him on! 👍🏼

[alvinohata]

Kevin and Rudy, I really love today's podcast. With Sam Chui on Sunday and Stig today, their information for the general public is priceless. Finally, we need a plastic princess emoji.

[Tytanx]

this was amazing I enjoyed the Podcast with stig wow i learned allot thank you so much