National Geographic Channel HD Wednesday

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An incident in 1977 when Southern Airways Flight 242 was caught in a storm so severe that hailstones cracked the windscreen, causing the DC-9 to plummet to the ground

The case of a 1983 Air Canada flight whose pilot tried to make an emergency landing on a decommissioned air force base - not realising it was being used for drag racing

Compilation of highlights form the series, featuring massive machines created under the most inhospitable conditions

The desperate letters of Jewish rebels hidden in an Israeli cave, a 6,000-year-old labyrinth in Malta, and the oldest human burial in Africa

An investigation into the 1999 Paddington train crash that killed 31 people, asking who was to blame and whether the accident could have been avoided

After a routine landing, a Taiwanese commuter plane is rocked by an explosion. However, a team of investigators finds no evidence of a bomb on board

Dr Robert Ballard dives beneath the surface of Turkish waters to find ships and submarines wrecked during the First World War, revealing the stories of their crews

The story of the most technologically advanced battleships in the German navy during the Second World War - and how many of them ended up on the sea bed

The story of Englishman John Ward who, at the age of 50, started a remarkable ascent from petty pirate to notorious menace on the Mediterranean Sea

A shipwreck is thought to be a lost flagship from the War of 1812 and an artist uncovers her ancestor's link to the burning of the White House

Hitler gathers 800,000 Nazi soldiers to launch a major attack against Stalin and aim to eliminate the Red Army

Experts investigate a 2007 plane crash in Indonesia in which 21 of the 140 passengers died, and make a startling discovery when they analyse the cockpit voice recorder

How volcanic rock was used to build huge structures, including a fortress in Sri Lanka, an intricate Hindu temple, and mysterious stone heads on a remote island in the Pacific

The story of history's most notorious pirate, Blackbeard, who gained momentum through the Caribbean, before blockading Charleston and fighting a bloody battle

Re-creating witch trials from Europe and America through expert analysis, exploring the reasons behind deaths and injustice

When violent hijackers take over a Bulgarian airliner, negotiators might convince them that their demands have been met before the plane runs out of fuel

Lightning interrupts vital maintenance on the airfield. A faulty 787 needs urgent repairs, cargo needs to be re-loaded, and two dogs travel in style

The city marks its 750th anniversary, but heavy autumn showers disrupt services across Amsterdam and rail workers race against the clock to replace worn rails

The boys take on one of the worst cars they have ever seen - an extremely rusty 1965 Mustang which has been cherished by 76-year-old caretaker John for over 40 years

HSI busts a ketamine smuggler in Miami, K9s sniff out fentanyl in San Diego, and JFK officers uncover ancient gold looted from Afghanistan

Discover how a team of ice carvers make an ice bar for a wedding. Plus, discover how a bakery produces 200 brioche buns for a special BLT sandwich

Can a team of intrepid bakers fulfil a huge order for Mother's Day lunch at the Four Seasons hotel. Plus, how do the village juicery produce cold pressed juice?

Experts investigate the cause of a series of 23 attacks on the island of Reunion in the Indian Ocean, including nine fatalities

A mysterious series of shark attacks off the New Jersey shore in 1916 in which five people were attacked and all but one died

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