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Interesting episode that talks about the change in industry safety standards due to this incident.
Hey guys! Great stuff as usual. The reason the Il-76 and other older Russian passenger planes have a glazed nose is primarily for VFR navigation by landmarks.
Love this, I have one for strangest thing ever checked through baggage. Years ago I was a volunteer at a museum in Tulsa, I drove a loaner display from NASA back to Houston, and picked up an Apollo moonsuit and a small case containing a moon rock cast in a small acrylic pyramid. So I showed up at Southwest Airlines with a huge steel-bound chest with the space suit to check, and a small Steelcase lockbox as my carry on (I had to sign my life away to carry the rock).
Absolutely childish shite
Love this! Please do another episode on your own personal stories!👍🏻
very interesting and informative
When Gus says tubes it reminds me of South Park for some reason
I love this podcast. keep it going!
"The Concorde featured a droop snoot." "Droop snoot?" "The snoot would droop"
great episode, really informative.
yes! Airplane!! 😆