Mid air collisions are something that is completely avoidable, right? I mean the sky is huge, this shouldn’t happen. But it turns out, flying a broken aircraft can get you into a lot of trouble and turn something that shouldn’t happen into something that did happen. Listen more to hear what happened in the collision over the San Gabriel Mountains. Sources: The Flight Channel

Pilots are trained to stay calm in any situation and be able to fly the aircraft in any circumstance as well. But what happens when the Captain and the First Officer are mad and confused, respectively? Listen more to hear what happened to Indonesia Air Asia Flight 8501. Like what you hear? Consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

If you look at past episodes of this podcast, you would seek that some accident have to do with cold weather or de icing problems. Well I’m about to add another one to that list. Arrow Air Flight 1285 was full of servicemen who were just trying to get home after a six month deployment in the Sinai. Listen more to hear what happened to this flight and why it cause so much dispute in Canadian Politics. Credits: The Flight Channel, Wikipedia.

Today’s episode is about Laura Air flight 004. It’s the deadliest crash ever in Thailand. Listen on to hear what really happened to Lauda Air flight 004. Credits: The Flight Channel, Wikipedia

The 737 MAX seems to be Boeing’s later feat. It certainly was a big news piece! But what did lead to the worldwide groundings and the recent skepticism around the aircraft returning to the skies? This week’s podcast goes seem into the events of October 29, 2018, or the date of Lion Air flight 610.

De icing is something that happens very quickly, at least to us passengers. But it is actually very important for a successful and safe takeoff. Listen more to hear what happens when some icing fails and what happened to Continental 1713. This episode was not the best on account of my computer that didn’t save my work. So I was reading my raw notes. If I sound choppy, that’s why. Next week I will try my best to get a more official podcast out. I will also try to be more active in the podcast Instagram as well. Speaking of which, if you like what you hear, consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel, my awful computer, volleyball (for making me late)

Pilots are know to be generally very focused and sharp people. But sometimes they slip up and the effects can be detrimental to their jobs. What does a merger and a confusing scheduling system have to do with this specific incident though? We have actually ATC audio this time. Sorry for the odd background noises though. Like what you hear? Consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcasts and aviation related content. @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

United flight 328 happened recently and was widely talked about in the news. But what actually happened? We will listen to some ATC recordings this time and figure out what actually happens on February 20, 2021. This is the first episode I wrote completely by myself, no credits to the flight channel this time! Credits: Investigators find fractured fan blades in United flight 328 engine msn.com An expert explains what would've happened if United flight 328 experienced its scary engine failure over the ocean (yahoo.com)+ https://aviation-safety.net/wikibase/248087

What does a black holes mean in aviation? What happens to Aires Flight 8250? All these questions and more answered in today’s podcast. Like what you hear? Consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow! @whatwentwrong_podcast Credits: The Flight Channel

Quants flight 32 was on its refueling stop in Singapore. It took off and had an engine failure. Hear the details of this accident in this week’s podcast. Credits: The Flight Channel, Wikipedia. Like what you hear? Consider giving the podcast Instagram a follow for more podcast and aviation related content! @whatwentwrong_podcast