
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 | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsLeisureAviation | |||

In this 300th episode of the Flight Safety Detectives podcast, Greg Feith, Todd Curtis, and John Goglia welcome special guest Sarah MacLeod, executive director of the Aeronautical Repair Station Association (ARSA). Maintenance issues get the spotligh... more
Greg Feith, Todd Curtis, and John Goglia provide critical insights into an October 1, 2025, ground collision at LaGuardia Airport between two taxiing regional airliners. The collision caused serious damage to both planes operated by Delta Connection.... more
A pilot who was attempting to satisfy FAA requirements for flying at night was killed in another preventable plane crash. The NTSB report of this 2018 high-energy impact into the ocean leaves several key questions unanswered.
The NTSB lists a probab... more
A mission to collect crocodile eggs in Australia went horribly wrong after a series of errors. A R44 helicopter ran out of fuel and the pilot had to release an external sling carrying the person collecting the eggs, killing that person and injuring t... more
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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.
I’m no pilot but find these chaps fascinating and they impart interesting information that is pertinent to mere travelers
Love the show guys. I’m not a pilot, but I am a frequent flier and love airplanes. Additionally, I prefer to use the facts in problem solving which I think you guys do a great job of. Keep up the full breakdowns of crashes- loved your step-by-step walkthrough of the Lion Air crash. One suggestion: 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, etc. is not compelling listening- focus more on what caused the accidents and ho... more
I started listening to this podcast a few weeks ago working my way backwards. At Episode 49 I heard them praise the ridiculous “Covidian” masking rituals. Literally vitiated whatever credibility they had built up with me. I immediately stopped listening and I will unsubscribe after this review is published. Very disheartening. The Covid masks were nothing more than a “totem” of leftist sheeple. Even the medical journals have since admitted the same. Very disappointing to discover that these expe... more
It’s always great hearing the insight. Really enjoy the podcast and hope it continues.
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Focused on aviation safety, this series brings professional insights from former NTSB investigators with extensive experience in the field. The discussions revolve around high-profile air crashes, safety measures in aviation, and the complexities involved in investigations. In addition to analyzing unfortunate incidents, the hosts address practical tips for travelers, tackling topics ranging from airport navigation to dealing with difficult passengers and baggage handling. The combination of in-depth investigative analysis and relatable travel advice makes this an intriguing choice for aviation enthusiasts and everyday travelers alike.
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Recent guests on Flight Safety Detectives include:
1. Dr. Gregory Rodgers
2. Peter Greenberg
3. Nick Lappos
4. Dale Earnhardt Jr.
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6. Mike Borfitz
7. Mark Dombroff
8. Todd Curtis
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