"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 | Infrequently | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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On Saturday, December 28, 1946, a Lockheed Constellation airliner, known as the Cairo Skychief, was beginning the landing sequence at Shannon Airport on the western coast of Ireland. It was 2 o’clock in the morning so, naturally, it w... more
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It was the early morning hours of Wednesday, August 14, 2013, when a United Parcel Service cargo jet slammed into the ground about one mile short of the runway at the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport, in Birmingham, Alab... more
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The plane at the center of this episode of Radar Contact Lost was in a bad way: One engine was on fire – there were three others, but the plane was struggling to maintain altitude. In addition to the engine fire, it was experiencing t... more
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It was a little after 4 o’clock in the afternoon, on Friday, July 9th, 1982, when Pan Am Flight 759, a B-727 carrying 138 passengers and 7 crew members, began to climb from the runway at New Orleans International Airport. In only a mo... 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.
Highly recommend this podcast to those who are curious about aviation, weather, and a peek behind the curtain of piloting.
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.
Keep up the great work and hope you are well!
Greg LaDoe
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
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The content focuses on aviation disasters where weather played a critical role, providing detailed examinations of specific incidents and their meteorological implications. Each episode features engaging narratives, often enhanced by insights from professionals in meteorology, aviation, and air traffic control, bringing an analytical approach to tragic events. The host draws on extensive experience and personal anecdotes, enriching the listening experience with historical context and technical expertise. This unique combination of storytelling and statistical analysis appeals to aviation enthusiasts and individuals interested in the intersection of meteorology and flight safety.
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