Black Box Down

Passenger Planes Shot Down

May 7, 2020

48:24

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What Did the Pilots Think?

01:41

Do We Have Weapons?

02:45

Soviet Fighter Jets Have Trouble Finding the Plane

02:25

Introduction

3min

Autopilot on a Plane

4min

Air Lines 15 Couldn't Communicate With Air Traffic Control.

3min

Soviet Fighter Jets Have Trouble Finding the Plane

2min

Do You Think It's Common for the Soviets to Shoot Down Their Planes?

2min

Cren Airlines Flight Climbs

2min

What's the u.s. Level of Involvement in the Crash?

2min

What Did the Pilots Think?

2min

What's the Difference Between the Seven and the Seven?

5min

10.

Do We Have Weapons?

3min

11.

Air Traffic Control - Flight 17 - Getting Back on Course

2min

12.

The Book Missile Crisis in Dutch Aviation

3min

13.

Is This a Russian Flight?

4min

14.

Is It a Code Code Like Oris Itt?

3min

15.

Are We Allies With Irontnot?

4min

16.

The Ucrane International Flight

2min

17.

Black Box Down Podcast

2min

Commercial passenger jets full of civilians were shot down by militaries around the world in three different instances.

Korean Air Lines Flight 007 was shot down on August 31, 1983 on its way to Seoul. Iran Air Flight 655 was shot down on its short flight to Dubai on July 3, 1988. Malaysian Airlines Flight 17 was shot down on July 17, 2014. Find out who shot these planes down and why in this episode of Black Box Down. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @BlackBoxDownPod. https://twitter.com/blackboxdownpod

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