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Flying in the mountains is tough. Pretty much everything has to go right. Here is a story that didn’t. Like what you hear? Then follow the podcast Instagram @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

Sometimes it just takes some creative thinking to try and solve a problem. That’s especially true when you’re flying and something odd happens. Listen on to hear what happened to FedEx flight 1026 and have some creative thinking just might’ve saved them. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram I follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

Planes obviously fly everywhere in the world, but not everywhere in the world is the safest place especially when there are lots of people that might want to shoot down planes. But sometimes that doesn’t work. That is the case of the 2003 attempted shoot down of a DHL plane. How did the crew struggle to get the plane safely back on the ground? Listen on to hear what happened on this dramatic flight. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow fro more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: Wikipedia

Most people think of ATC as just directing a singular flight as to where it supposed to go. But in reality ATC takes a lot of coordination with each other and with other flights. If that system breaks down then awful things can happen. Listen on to hear what happened to Aer Lingus Flight 132 and US Airways flight 1178. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits The Flight Channel

And it’s pretty amazing how pilots from every corner of the world all get trained in the same way so they can fly and coexist together in the same sky. This is because if even one country decides do things differently it will cause chaos. That’s part of the cause of one of the most deadly air collisions. Listen on to hear what happened during the 2002 Überlingen Mid air collision. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the Podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credit: The Flight Channel

As you’ve heard me say before air crashes are extremely uncommon but obviously air safety is not 100%. China Eastern Airlines flight 5735 was a recent crash that happened in China. It was very unusual because the plane was new and the crew seemed to have been in good health. It is still unknown the cause of this crash. Listen on to hear the sequence of events that led to the crash of China Eastern Airlines flight 5735. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast

I’m back! It’s been a while since I’ve put out a podcast, about three or four weeks, but I’m glad I was able to put a Podcasts out this week. Value jet flight 592 was a flight that ended in tragedy and unfortunately there was nothing the pilots could do about it. The combination of an old plane,and lax safety ended in tragedy for so many people. Listen on to hear what happened to this doomed flight. ‼️‼️ make sure you listen to the end of the podcast there is some important information that I have talked about there‼️‼️ like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow from more podcast and aviation related content @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

Aircraft are pretty sturdy machines. But like with most things, when they get older they’re not as sturdy, especially when they are light aircraft. And when it comes to flying older aircraft and the variables that can come with it take to fully licensed an experienced pilot. None of the last things mentioned happened on the English Channel plane crash in early 2019. A barely licensed pilot, a lane that’s, falling apart, and a slow deadly gas made this flight a complete disaster. Listen on do you hear what happened to this doomed flight. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the Podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

What pilots are training for a new aircraft, they always have to go in the simulator first. But a simulator is just that. It only stimulates what real life is like. So when pilots find themselves in a situation they haven’t practiced in the simulator it’s up to them to figure out the solution. Well that’s not exactly what the pilots of Emirates flight 521 did. Everything was going smoothly until it just wasn’t. Listen on to hear what happened to this oddly landed flight. Like what you here? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

The 1973 Paris airshow was supposed to be a really cool time to show off the new supersonic transport aircraft made by Tupolev and the new Concorde manufacturers. This event is a prime example of sometimes just playing it safe can mean that you end up safe and if you try to be too fancy with your demonstration and that might just end up bad for you. Listen on to hear exactly what happened at the 1973 Paris airshow. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content the @ is whatwentwrong_podcast. Credits : The Flight Channel

Not all hauntings happen on Halloween. Some happen on December 29. Sightings of dead crewmembers on planes that used a crashed planes spare parts? That sounds like a recipe for some scary sightings. But on the aviation side of things this is still a really odd event. A burned out lightbulb that causes a crash? How could that possibly happen? Listen on to hear what happened to Eastern Airlines flight 401. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwromg_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel.

While my podcast seems to highlight some negatives about aircraft safety, planes are actually very safe and durable. Today’s podcast highlights how planes don’t really need landing gear. And while planes often don’t have to land with no landing gear, it does happen sometimes. That’s what happened with LOT Polish Airlines flight 16. A seemingly dire hydraulic failure lead to a heroic outcome. Listen on to hear what happened to LOT Polish Airlines flight 16. Like what you hear? Then consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel