I'm a pilot obsessed with flying and all things aviation. This podcast series covers more than a century of commercial aviation and how its shaped the world. Aviation is now safer than its ever been, but it took one hundred years of learning and often through accidents and incidents to reduce the risk of flying.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 14 hours 59 minutes
Episode 38 - Newark Airport’s “umbrella of death” and Jimmy Doolittle’s clear ways
This episode we’re going to take a look at commer…
Episode 37 - Sharing the skies: A short history of bird strikes and improved safety
This is episode 37 and we’re dealing with bird st…
Episode 36 - The 1971 Aeroflot Antonov twin crashes and the ATR-72’s achilles boot
This is episode 36 and its icy cold out there - i…
Episode 35 - The 1986 Aeromexico collision over L.A. that changed aviation
Episode 35 - The 1986 Aeromexico collision over …
Episode 34 - The British Airship accident that was deadlier than The Hindenburg
The British government was focused on making diri…
Episode 33 - The 1948 Gatow Air Disaster and other military blunders
We’re going to look at a few examples of trigger …
Episode 32 – Payne Stewart’s Learjet decompression death and missing maintenance logs
A listener asked me to take a closer look at the …
Episode 31 - The 1983 Air Canada Flight 797 toilet fire that changed global aviation
We’re focusing on Air Canada Flight 797 that deve…
Episode 30 - Up up & Astray with Jim Spaeth: TWA behind the scenes shenanigans
This is episode 30 and I am delighted to have spe…
Episode 29 - The 2019 TOGA switch Amazon Air First Officer panic and a Texas bay death dive
We’re going to cover an example of what happens a…