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[Greg Hyde]

For those interested:

https://blogs.nasa.gov/artemis/

[Greg Hyde]

Aired last night on Ch7

Code 1 - Minute By Minute - Perth Air Show Disaster

Grumman American Aviation Corp G-73, VH-CQA, 10 km WSW of Perth Airport, Western Australia on 26 January 2017

https://7plus.com.au/code-1-minute-b...&autoplay=true

ATSB Report

https://www.atsb.gov.au/publications...ir/ao-2017-013

[Greg Hyde]

For fans of ACI, JB-HIFI currently have the S1-20 boxset on special (30%) off

[Greg Hyde]

NCIS LA - s14e10 - A Long Time Coming aired in the US last week. The final "chase" scene is set in a Mojave aircraft.

To the naked eye, the "chase" is shot in/and around a number of stored/scrapped QF B744s.

[Greg Hyde]

60mins is planning to do a "story" on the Sea World Chopper Crash on Sunday night. (Subject to change)

[Greg Hyde]

Aired last night on Ch7
Code 1 - Minute By Minute - Essendon Air Crash

I like everybody else who missed it will watch it online

Also there is NETFLIX doco on MH370 due out any day.

[Greg Hyde]

ACI s23e07 - Dream Flight Disaster covers the Sydney Seaplanes crash

[Greg Hyde]

Next Sunday night (30/04) on SBS

The Andes - 50 Years Later

Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZFtmxoP9Hs

On Sunday SBS screens The Andes Tragedy: 50 Years Later, a special described as a totally new and unique telling of the greatest survival epic of all time.

On Friday the 13th of October 1972, a plane carrying a Uruguayan rugby team crashed in a remote area of the Argentinian Andes during the heart of the snowy season. A search was abandoned after only 10 days and all aboard were presumed dead. But of the 45 passengers and crew, 32 had survived the initial impact.
For 72 unimaginable days and nights they endured starvation, sub-zero temperatures, and even an avalanche. The bodies of the dead became the survivors’ only source of food. And all attempts at saving themselves proved hopeless. Then, just before Christmas, the world was stunned when two emaciated men emerged from the mountains, having travelled on foot for 10 days and leaving 14 more survivors back at the crash site.

The unthinkable ordeal of the Andes survivors is one of the greatest examples of human endurance in recorded history. Now, on its 50th anniversary, an expedition that includes one of the survivors returns to the remote crash site in summer, where glacial melting and the effects of climate change have stripped the area of snow and ice. With this dramatic transformation, the site has begun revealing long-hidden secrets. From buried wreckage to personal items, to preserved human remains, the means by which 16 men survived the impossible have never been more clearly revealed. Featuring exclusive interviews with survivors and climate experts, this is a totally new and unique telling of the greatest survival epic of all time.

Sunday, 30 April at 8.30pm on SBS.

[Greg Hyde]

Any fans of "Flying Wild Alaska" will be saddened to hear of the loss of the patriarch of the family, Jim Tweto. The Cessna 180 Jim was piloting crashed on June 16, 2023 northeast of Shaktoolik. Longtime Bush pilot Jim Tweto and Idaho hunting guide Shane Reynolds died in the crash.

https://alaskapublic.org/2023/07/11/...lik-ntsb-says/

[Greg Hyde]

ABC 4Corners last night (18/09) was on QF and called "Flight Risk".

Should ve available on iview