"Radar Contact Lost: The Podcast" will discuss the tragic circumstances involved with some of the worst airplane crashes. When weather conditions are at fault or are a contributing factor to the accident (as is so often the case), the meteorology will be examined and explained. Hosted by a meteorologist with 40 years of professional experience including U.S. Air Force, broadcast and commercial met... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 16 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | Earth SciencesLeisureScienceAviation |
On February 3, 1959, a small, single-engine, 4-passenger plane took off from a remote airfield in rural Iowa. It was after midnight. It was snowing. It was windy. Moments later, the plane rolled over and flew into the ground at approximately 170mph –... more
On the evening of February 12, 2009, Colgan Air Flight 3407 was on final approach to Runway 23 at the Buffalo Niagara International Airport in Buffalo, New York. It was dark, it was snowing, it was windy and the pilots had noted the accumulation of i... more
On final approach to Havana’s José Martí International Airport in 1977, the Aeroflot Ilyushin IL-62M with 69 people on board, descended below the clouds and the pilot immediately was confronted with power lines between the plane and the runway – and ... more
At just before 2 o’clock in the afternoon on Saturday, March 5, 1966, British Overseas Airways Corporation Flight 911, took off from Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport. Bound for Hong Kong, the Boeing 707 broke apart in mid-air, just 15 minutes aft... more
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My wife and I are both listening to this podcast. We have basic knowledge of weather and aircraft. Listening to this show has filled in so many more details on both. Would highly recommend.
All episodes have been interesting to me but this one seemed more filled than ever with fascinating facts about turbulence and all the bad aviation luck in Japan that year. more
Dave - I really enjoyed this episode. Insightful and very informative, particularly about the different kinds of turbulence. Mountain Wave Turbulence and Lenticular clouds were total new concepts. more
Dave’s thorough grasp of the intricate details of what really happened w/those almost & sadly crashed planes is amazing. He certainly knows meteorology, aviation, & history blending same into well researched, factual, & very interesting stories. Having listened to the latest 2, I’m looking forward 2 hearing the remaining ones & also can’t wait 4 new episodes. Nice going! Please keep ‘em coming. Jay S.
What a wonderful story told by a very knowledgeable, and qualified individual.His detail throughout the podcast is complete and accurate.All of David's podcasts are of the highest quality and very easy to listen to.Great vocals!!!Keep up the good work!Robert
Apple Podcasts | #172 | United States/Leisure/Aviation |
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