Plane Crash Diaries

Plane Crash Diaries

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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Episoder(45)

Episode 13 - How Iran downed Ukraine Air SR752 & Social Media helped uncover the truth

Episode 13 - How Iran downed Ukraine Air SR752 & Social Media helped uncover the truth

Unfortunately this week we have an example of where safety was improved over the decades – but the growing tension in the world appears to have reversed some of the gains made. This is largely because...

2 Mar 202021min

Episode 12 - The 2019-nCoV coronavirus outbreak & its effect on the global airline business

Episode 12 - The 2019-nCoV coronavirus outbreak & its effect on the global airline business

We are deviating from our flight plan – last episode I said we would be covering Ukraine Air flight 752 shot out of the air by Iranian missiles killing all 176 on board. However, there is now a major ...

2 Feb 202017min

Episode 11 - Fires on board commercial airliners and the mystery of the SAA Helderberg

Episode 11 - Fires on board commercial airliners and the mystery of the SAA Helderberg

This episode covers the terrifying examples of fire on board commercial airliners. One of the first was the Imperial Airways Armstrong Argosy II incident in Dixmude Belgium in 1933 where a fire thou...

29 Des 201920min

Episode 10 - In-Air break ups, the miracle of Juliane Koepcke & the Comet Catastrophe

Episode 10 - In-Air break ups, the miracle of Juliane Koepcke & the Comet Catastrophe

In this episode we’ll look at in-air breakups of aeroplanes – caused by poor flying, poor design, or poor maintenance and bad weather. In some cases all four of these together. However as with all th...

8 Des 201918min

Episode 9 - Boeing MAX 8 accidents & the failure of governance

Episode 9 - Boeing MAX 8 accidents & the failure of governance

This week it’s the terrible crashes involving the Boeing 737 MAX 8 – one in October 2018 and the other in March 2019. In both cases an automated trim called the Movement Characteristics Augmentation S...

1 Nov 201928min

Episode 8 – Japan Airlines JAL Flight 123 & the dangers of shoddy aeroplane maintenance

Episode 8 – Japan Airlines JAL Flight 123 & the dangers of shoddy aeroplane maintenance

This episode features an air crash in 1985 is the deadliest single-aircraft plane crash in history where 520 of the 524 passengers and crew died. Remarkably, 4 survived - all women. But this is also ...

21 Sep 201919min

Episode 7 – The Lovettsville Air Disaster and lightning strikes on planes

Episode 7 – The Lovettsville Air Disaster and lightning strikes on planes

Strap in this week, because its all about lightning. We’re looking at one crash in particular, the Lovettsville Air Disaster which took place on August 31 1940 near the town of Lovettsville in Virgin...

30 Aug 201916min

Episode 6 – The 1946 Mistberget & Gauli Glacier Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) crashes

Episode 6 – The 1946 Mistberget & Gauli Glacier Controlled Flight Into Terrain (CFIT) crashes

It’s time for that terrible acronym – CFIT – which means Controlled Flight into Terrain. That’s where the pilot is unable to see the terrain for whatever reason, and believes that he or she is higher ...

15 Aug 201921min

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