Flight Safety Detectives

Flight Safety Detectives

World-renowned aviation-industry consultants and former NTSB investigators John Goglia and Greg Feith have 100 years of worldwide aviation safety experience between them. In this hard-hitting podcast series they talk about everything aviation -- from the behind-the-scenes facts on deadly air crashes to topics of interest such as tips and tricks for navigating through airports and security, traveling with infants and children, unruly passengers, and packing your bags to ease through security.

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Episoder(339)

NTSB Still Not Onsite, CO Pilot Makes Up the Rules

NTSB Still Not Onsite, CO Pilot Makes Up the Rules

Episode 43 The NTSB is still not doing onsite accident investigations...A pilot landing in Colorado decides to ignore the rules...Long-term health impacts of COVID could impact pilots, mechanics and f...

28 Okt 202050min

Is the NTSB Obsolete?

Is the NTSB Obsolete?

Episode 42 The NTSB is considered a non-essential service and on-site accident investigations have been suspended during COVID-19. With no one on site to gather facts and evidence, John and Greg ask i...

14 Okt 202057min

Episode 41 - End of a Long Day and Weather Add Up to Disaster

Episode 41 - End of a Long Day and Weather Add Up to Disaster

Greg and John examine the transcript of the cockpit voice recorder from American Flight 1420, a MD-80 that crashed at Little Rock Airport in 1999. Greg served as the NTSB investigator in charge (IIC) ...

7 Okt 20201h 24min

Assumptions and Expectations Can Kill

Assumptions and Expectations Can Kill

Episode 40 Assumptions and expectations in all roles in aviation often lead to the most serious accidents. John and Greg share anecdotes that illustrate the point. This is a trying time for air travel...

30 Sep 20201h 3min

Accident Shows Importance of Pilot and Mechanic Communication

Accident Shows Importance of Pilot and Mechanic Communication

Episode 39 John and Greg often make the point that flight safety involves both hangar and cockpit. This episode illustrates the point. They walk through an accident involving a Cessna 177 Cardinal. Th...

23 Sep 202048min

Merion Air Disaster Revisited

Merion Air Disaster Revisited

Episode 38 When a Piper Aerostar collided in mid-air with a Bell 412 helicopter over an elementary school in Lower Merion Township, Pennsylvania, in 1991 Greg Feith was among the first investigators o...

16 Sep 202052min

Minute-by-Minute Examination of ValuJet Flight 592's Electronic Witness

Minute-by-Minute Examination of ValuJet Flight 592's Electronic Witness

Episode 37 The cockpit voice recorder is called the “electronic witness” by crash investigators. In this episode, John and Greg walk through the CVR recovered during the investigation of ValuJet Fligh...

9 Sep 20201h 9min

The Right Stuff: What It Takes to Be a Great Pilot

The Right Stuff: What It Takes to Be a Great Pilot

Episode 36 A panel discussion from the campus of Vaughn College explores many aspects of a successful career in aviation. From formal education to soft skills, Greg, John and their guests explore the ...

2 Sep 20201h 10min

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