The Busby Babes
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The 1958 Munich plane disaster which decimated the Manchester football team and a look at some other sporting aviation tragedies.
APG 259 – APG with Plane Talking UK
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The crew for this week’s episode: Captain Jeff, Doctor Steph, Captain Nick, Carlos Stebbings, and Matt Smith
PLANE TAILS
The Busby Babes [1:58:23]
Coffee Fund [26:24]
NEWS
- Air India crew warned after taking away Hotel Renaissance buffet food in boxes at Heathrow [30:01]
- MyCargo 747 Bishkek Crash Update [33:17]
- Westjet B763 at Calgary on Jan 28th 2017, lonesome errant wheel [40:21]
- Swiss B773 near Iqaluit on Feb 1st 2017, engine automatically shut down in flight [45:37]
- Aerolineas A332 at New York on Feb 9th 2017, rejected takeoff due to engine stall [54:32]
FEEDBACK
- Lee – Rattling Consoles? [58:59]
- Muhammad – Chemtrails [1:13:42]
- Mina – Career advice? [1:16:13]
- Jeff – Attempt at a mad dog replacement [1:23:49]
- Micah – Interview with Rick Bell [1:25:35]
- Wings Over Pittsburgh 2017
- Larry – 5 Engine 747 [1:35:36]
- Pip – sickness, fatigue and Rick’s underwear [1:37:20]
- Liz –Amazon in Charlotte [1:47:42]
- Adam – Surveillance Radar Approach Recording [1:51:59]
- Plane Tails – The Busby Babes [1:58:23]
- Glen & Lucas – APG DownUnder [2:15:09]
- Paul – Autobrake question [2:17:32]
- Ben and Jackson [2:25:50]
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The Curate’s Egg
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A nostalgic look back at the aircraft that Capt Nick flew.
Capt Anderson the First.
The Slingsby T31 (flying brick) glider.
The ubiquitous Cessna 150A trainer.
The Jet Provost T Mk3.
The slightly pointier Jet Provost T Mk5.
The very pointy Folland Gnat.
The wonderful Hawker Hunter.
The mighty F4 Phantom II.
Yawn, the BAe Hawk T1.
The Ozy McDonnell Douglas F/A18.
Another yawn, the BAe Tornado F3.
APG 258 – A Super Weekend
Photo Credit: Nick Anderson Photography
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The crew for this week’s episode: Captain Jeff, Doctor Steph, Captain Nick, and First Officer Dana
PLANE TAILS
The Curate’s Egg [1:49:30]
Coffee Fund [21:33]
NEWS
- Santa Monica Airport will close in 2028 and be replaced by a park, officials say [24:34]
- Update: MyCargo B744 at Bishkek [28:20]
FEEDBACK
- Joe – Overheated iPhone Brought Down EgyptAir? [38:37]
- Tim – Finding Connie [50:47]
- Brian – Airplane cowl photo [57:01]
- Stu – Cathay Pacific 747 Last Flight [1:03:06]
- Aysen – Thank you for your support! [1:04:47]
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- Jen – Super Urgent Feedback! [1:10:58]
- Razgriz – Surveillance Approach [1:27:29]
- Sjoert – Meet-up [1:45:34]
- Bruce – Captain Jerry Update
- Plane Tails – The Curate’s Egg [1:49:30]
- Rob, Brian – Birds on a plane [2:10:44]
- Spencer – Pay Rates [2:15:46]
- Mike – Fuel Exhaustion / Aircraft Logs [2:25:37]
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The Rosinenbomber
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In the aftermath of the Second World War, Russia attempts to take control of Berlin by cutting off access to the West but an audacious plan to supply the beleaguered city from the air is mounted. One special American pilot becomes famous amongst the people of Berlin.
“OPERATION VITTLES” (Berlin Airlift)
Berlin youngsters who live near the Tempelhof Air Force Base, where the U.S. Air Force transport planes unload their airlift supplies, play at a game called “Luftbrucke” (air bridge). They use model American planes which are sold in German toy shops throughout the western sector of Berlin.
Images under Creative Commons licence by US Gov, National Museum of the USAF.
