Extreme Flights: Out of Control - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Panic at 30, 000 Feet: Airline Emergency
Exploring what happens when flights lose control, including a packed passenger jet that burst into flames just moments from take-off and the family flight that ended in disaster when a mid-air collision left passengers free-falling through burning debris at 12,000 feet

Terror in the Air: Flights Out of Control
Documentary series exploring what happens when flights lose control. An aircraft crashes on a busy freeway, a pilot slams his packed passenger jet into a field in thick fog and a mountain rescue mission goes very wrong.

Mid-Air Mayhem: Flights Out of Control
Passengers describe being trapped on a plane with a burning wing. There are also accounts of what happened when a plane crashed down with no landing gear, causing panic amongst passengers. Survivors tell their stories, and there's footage of plane engine failure leading to crash landings in residential areas.
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