
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, traveli... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 352 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Aviation safety experts Todd Curtis, John Goglia and Greg Feith share the latest details surrounding the November 1, 2026 crash of a Learjet 60 in Florida.
Based on preliminary information and the first NTSB briefing about the accident, Greg and Joh... more
The NTSB report of the 1997 accident that killed singer John Denver is reexamined using artificial intelligence (AI) with some unexpected results.
Todd Curtis demonstrates how to use AI to examine accident investigations. Using Gemini Notebook, a fr... more
Todd Curtis gives an expert overview of the September 2026 crash of a 21 Air 767 cargo aircraft in Miami. The aircraft landed almost halfway down the runway and crashed into two vehicles, killing five people in those vehicles.
Todd discusses the iss... more
On 7/28/26 a Piper PA-28 reg. N9062J crashed shortly after takeoff in Chandler, AZ. John Goglia and Todd Curtis discuss the preliminary report.
In addition, John will talk about pre-planning for an engine failure event shortly after takeoff, when th... more
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Now this podcast has turned into reading NTSB preliminary reports. No insight, no attempt to investigate the facts. I can read these reports myself.
Used to be such a great podcast when they actually elaborated and discussed investigations
When it started: Using facts in problem solving. Full breakdowns of crashes- loved your step-by-step walkthrough of the Lion Air crash.
When it went south: Long periods of talking about the current state of the NTSB, why their reports are bad, why it isn’t what it used to be. It delved into ripping the NTSB’s work which is great if they are listening (but I don’t think anyone else cares)
Where it is now: 2 months after an accident, 8min. episodes of Todd reading the preliminary report talkin... more
Went from 5 to 1 star. What used to be interesting conversations and technical information from Greg and John has turned into stilted reading of preliminary reports by John and Todd lasting less than 10 minutes. I can look this stuff up myself, guys.
Always a great discussion of real aviation topics, by professionals for aviation professionals.
Sitting in the cockpit, pushed for time trying to smash a clearance into the system, I can almost hear the words “slow the heck down sunshine!” ..and “do a proper preflight!!”
Helping to maintain a safety mindset, this show has almost become required listening at one major European carrier.
Quite an accolade and absolutely deserved.
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This series dives into aviation safety with veteran investigators who bring decades of frontline experience to bear on real-world incidents. Episodes dissect crashes, near-misses, and airspace challenges through meticulous use of official reports, data, and firsthand industry perspectives, often weaving in regulatory context and safety culture. Listeners get practical takeaways on pre-flight planning, systems like ADS-B, and maintenance decisions, plus candid commentary on how investigations unfold and what improvements could enhance overall safety. A standout trait is the hosts' balance of technical depth with accessible explainers, and the consistent emphasis on evidence-based conclusions over sensationalism, which makes complex safety to... more
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