Episode 33: Dirty Socks, The Airline Smell That Could Be Making You Sick
While the airline industry dismisses strange cabin odors as harmless "dirty sock smells," the terrifying reality is that toxic fumes can leak straight into your lungs. This isn't a comfort issue, it's...
14 Juli 1h 15min
Episode 32 Part II: Air India 171 Crash Investigation - International Cover-up?
(Part 2 of 2) When 260 people died aboard Air India Flight 171 and on the ground, the world was given a simple explanation—but what if it’s not only wrong, but a deliberate effort to deflect the truth...
6 Maj 56min
Episode 32 Part I: Air India 171 Crash Investigation - International Cover-up?
(Part 1 of 2) When 260 people died aboard Air India Flight 171 and on the ground, the world was given a simple explanation—but what if it’s not only wrong, but a deliberate effort to deflect the truth...
6 Maj 44min
Episode 31: Buried Signals - Following the Data When the Official Story Falls Apart
On June 12, 2025, Air India Flight 171—a Boeing 787-8—went down just moments after takeoff. Within weeks, a preliminary report pointed the finger at the pilots, citing fuel cutoff switches that allege...
9 Feb 1h 12min
Episode 29: Have 737 MAX Lessons Been Learned?
The Boeing 737 MAX exposed a catastrophic failure in the U.S. aircraft certification system — two crashes, 347 lives lost, and a crisis of confidence that shook aviation to its core. The FAA promised ...
22 Okt 202550min
Episode 28: Leadership, Integrity, and Transparency
In this episode of Warning Bells, Foundation for Aviation Safety’s Ed Pierson and Randy Klatt examine how leadership—or the lack of it—shapes aviation accident investigations. Drawing lessons from rec...
3 Sep 202551min
Episode 27: Why Transparency Matters – Aviation Investigations, Accountability, and Safety
Join host Ed, Joe, and Randy as they sit down with Juan Browne—airline captain, Air Force veteran, and the voice behind the Blancolirio aviation channel—for an unfiltered conversation about transparen...
16 Juli 20251h
