New Air Crash Investigation
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anonymous-user

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85 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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Just a quick heads up 2nd one tonight on National Geo Channel @ 9:00pm

Hudson River Splashdown tonight - looking forward to this one smile

Frankeh

12,558 posts

216 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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I have a love hate relationship with Air Crash Investigation.
Sure, as a TV viewer it's great to watch but as a flier I feel a little disheartened when it's reached series 11..

ollie854

423 posts

193 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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On now smile

VeeFour

3,339 posts

193 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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Just set it to record on +1.

Should be a good one.

thatone1967

4,267 posts

222 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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What the hell is an MD10! Not like this programme to get stuff like this wrong!

VeeFour

3,339 posts

193 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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thatone1967 said:
What the hell is an MD10! Not like this programme to get stuff like this wrong!
'The DC-10 was succeeded by the related McDonnell Douglas MD-11. McDonnell Douglas, then Boeing after the two companies merged, upgraded some DC-10s with glass cockpits and renamed them MD-10s.'

thatone1967

4,267 posts

222 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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Thanks VeeFour, never knew that!

VeeFour

3,339 posts

193 months

Monday 14th March 2011
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thatone1967 said:
Thanks VeeFour, never knew that!
Neither did I, until I googled it!

speedchick

5,290 posts

253 months

Tuesday 15th March 2011
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The series started last week with the Heathrow BA short landing.

thatone1967

4,267 posts

222 months

Tuesday 15th March 2011
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speedchick said:
The series started last week with the Heathrow BA short landing.
discussed here...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

ilikecars

3,239 posts

212 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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Damn it. I really wanted to see the 1st one but completely forgot. Hope it's repeated

cazzer

8,883 posts

279 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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ilikecars said:
Damn it. I really wanted to see the 1st one but completely forgot. Hope it's repeated
Hope? Sure you jest?
Repeated, a thousand times smile

thatone1967

4,267 posts

222 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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cazzer said:
ilikecars said:
Damn it. I really wanted to see the 1st one but completely forgot. Hope it's repeated
Hope? Sure you jest?
Repeated, a thousand times smile
..and that's just THIS month!

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bennyboydurham

1,617 posts

205 months

Wednesday 16th March 2011
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VeeFour said:
thatone1967 said:
What the hell is an MD10! Not like this programme to get stuff like this wrong!
'The DC-10 was succeeded by the related McDonnell Douglas MD-11. McDonnell Douglas, then Boeing after the two companies merged, upgraded some DC-10s with glass cockpits and renamed them MD-10s.'
But the shot of the aircraft the narrator was talking about wasn't an MD-10, it looked like a TU-154 to me.

Anyway, ACI is okay. They ham it up a bit and the cockpit mock ups look a bit rubbish, but it's okay. There was a much, much better program about the Hudson crash on Discovery narrated by Harrison Ford a while back. Try to catch that if it comes on again.


oyster

13,796 posts

279 months

Thursday 17th March 2011
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Frankeh said:
I have a love hate relationship with Air Crash Investigation.
Sure, as a TV viewer it's great to watch but as a flier I feel a little disheartened when it's reached series 11..
Except that the first 2 episodes (BA 777 at LHR and USAir birdstrike) have had a 100% survival rate.

Air Crash Investigation is running out of major fatal crashes, because dlying has now become so safe.

Adz The Rat

19,130 posts

240 months

Thursday 17th March 2011
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I wanted to watch the Hudson river one, is it on Sky Anytime does anyone know?

Marty Funkhouser

5,443 posts

212 months

Tuesday 10th April 2012
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oyster said:
Except that the first 2 episodes (BA 777 at LHR and USAir birdstrike) have had a 100% survival rate.

Air Crash Investigation is running out of major fatal crashes, because dlying has now become so safe.
Or they're now going through ones that didnt kill hundreds or like this weeks one is incredibly gruesome - it was the most disturbing one I've seen.