• The Aviation Weekly Podcast

  • By: Jack Riley
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The Aviation Weekly Podcast

By: Jack Riley
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  • Hello and welcome to The Aviation Weekly Podcast, whether you want to hear about different stories in aviation, discussing information and new aviation info, you have come to the right place. This is something i have been interested in since a very young age and hope to share with you my passion through these podcasts. I post 1 or 2 times a week so make sure to follow.
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Episodes
  • Reviewing Tik Tok Plane Crash Advice!

    Reviewing Tik Tok Plane Crash Advice!
    Jul 20 2023

    You may wonder how accurate Tik Tok Plane crash advice is, turns out not at all!
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    28 mins
  • The roof of the plane blew off!? - Aloha Airlines Flight 243

    The roof of the plane blew off!? - Aloha Airlines Flight 243
    Jul 11 2023

    What caused an aircraft's roof to explode off mid-flight? One of the most interesting and educational accidents in aviation.

    Follow the podcast for more just like this!

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    20 mins
  • The deadliest accident ever involving an ATR 72- Yeti Airlines Flight 691

    The deadliest accident ever involving an ATR 72- Yeti Airlines Flight 691
    Jul 10 2023

    The deadliest accident involving an ATR 72, on January 15th 2023, an entire aircraft fell out of the sky all because of one leaver and a grave mistake by the pilots, find out how in this podcast.

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    7 mins
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