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Air Traffic Out Of Control

Air Traffic Out Of Control

By: Amy Tango Charlie Media
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Air Traffic Out Of Control brings you the wildest air traffic control recordings you will ever hear from airports around the world. Emergency landings, stolen planes and even sightings of guys in jetpacks...we've got it all right from the control tower to your headphones!
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Episodes
  • ATOOC: Right Engine Out in Houston
    May 12 2025

    In this episode, a Southwest flight is on its initial climb from Houston, bound for San Jose del Cabo, when pilots report a loss of the right engine. They radio the tower requesting to return to Houston for an emergency landing.

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    5 mins
  • ATOOC: Firey Phone On Board
    May 8 2025

    In this episode, A Southwest flight going from El Paso to Houston is preparing for takeoff when something unexpected happens. A passenger’s cell phone has caught fire on board, forcing the pilot to request that they hold their position.

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    5 mins
  • ATOOCC: Activists Shut Down Shannon
    May 6 2025

    In this episode, A group of Palestine activists disrupt operations at Shannon airport (SNN) in Ireland. The tower has no option but to halt operations until the disturbance has been resolved.

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    10 mins

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