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Amy Tango Charlie Media

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!

Air Traffic Out Of Control

In this episode, Beechcraft 55 baron was on a flight from San Carlos to Monterey. When the plane crashed for unknown 5 miles out from its designated location.
 
 
 
There are 3 known injuries all of which were fatal.
 
 
 
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ATOOC: Monterey Mystery

in this episode, Delta Airbus A339 performing flight from Salt Lake City to Amsterdam was enroute Florida when the aircraft encountered severe turbulence causing injuries to 25 people onboard.
 
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ATOOC: Twisted Turbulence

In this episode,
 American B737 performing a flight from Denver to Miami was rolling for takeoff when the left main gear collapsed and pilots reported that they could not complete the takeoff. The air traffic controllers and the pilots reported that a fire had started.
 
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ATOOC: Flaming Flight

In this episode, Cessna Corvalis was performing a flight from Ramona to Montgomery as it closed in on land the pilot stopped replying the plane continued to fly for about 2 more hours covering 200 miles in distance before going off the radar.
 
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ATOOC: A Plane's Disappearance

In this episode, LATAM B787 performing flight from Los Angeles to Santiago de Chile was climbing when the pilots requested to level off reporting the Ram Air Turbine was unlocked and they would need to return to Los Angeles.
 
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ATOOC: Denied Departure

In this episode, Cessna Citation was on its initial climb up when the pilots called in an emergency as their right engine had burst into flames and would need to return to landing.
 
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ATOOC: Freakish Fire

In this episode, A Cessna T337G Pressurized Skymaster crashed in a residential area in Pembroke Pines while on final approach to Hollywood North Perry Airport (KHWO). There was no fire. All four occupants were seriously injured and were taken to a hospital.
 
 
 
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ATOOC: Failed Flight

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In this episode, Allegiant A320 from St Pete to Roanoke was climbing after departure when the pilots declared an emergency and requested to return after a passenger had said that his laptop was a bomb.
 
 
 
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ATOOC: Explosive Electronic

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In this episode, American Airlines flight eighteen forty-seven is departing from San Juan, bound for Dallas. As the aircraft climbs past 16,000 feet, pilots are alerted that a passenger was seen receiving a text message saying ‘RIP’. Interpreting this as a threat, the crew decides to return to San Juan out of an abundance of caution.
 
After returning, the aircraft was inspected and cleared for take off.
 
Is this a potential overreaction?
 
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ATOOC: RIP Reaction

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In this episode, a small Mooney private aircraft is taking off from Beverly, Massachusetts with two people on board, when the pilot reports losing thrust on the engine. He attempts to turn around and return to the airport for an emergency landing. 
 
Sadly, the aircraft crashes only one mile from the runway, and the pilot receives fatal injuries.
 
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ATOOC: Fatal Crash at BVY

In this episode of Air Traffic Out Of Control, Lufthansa flight 493 departs Vancouver bound for Frankfurt, Germany.
 
The pilot radios the tower reporting a mechanical issue.
 
Prior to returning to the airport, air traffic control sends the aircraft to a fuel dump area to drop its fuel.
 
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ATOOC: Fuel Dump at YVR

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