National Geographic Channel +1 Tuesday

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A visit to the Jaguar factory in Castle Bromwich, Solihull, to follow the development of the first car in the company's history to use aerospace-influenced space frame technology

Faced with a mid-air crisis, pilots must make life-and-death decisions, but the wrong choice can trigger more serious problems

The story of US Airways Flights 1549, which lost engine power after a collision with a flock of birds, leaving Captain Sully Sullenberger to land the plane on the Hudson River

Unusual war machines, including the ultimate deep-sea destroyer, the largest tank ever built, and a fighter jet that inspired a revolution in aerial warfare

The Ghan, Australia's most luxurious train, crosses an entire continent from Adelaide on the southern coast to the tropical landscape of Darwin in the north

Investigators try to solve the mystery of why a brand new design of jet crashed during a demonstration flight

The case of a plane that crashed during a top-secret mission in 1961, with a UN Secretary on board

As the Battle of the Bulge rages, a young US scout becomes separated from his regiment, and spends the night trapped behind enemy lines

How the development of U-boats changed the shape of naval warfare, introducing the world's first stealth weapon and forcing Allied forces to adopt new tactics to fight back

Examining the Air France Concorde crash in Paris, France, the funicular railway tunnel fire in Kaprun and the explosion in the Gulf of Mexico

Documentary examining the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in 1941, which occurred on a Sunday, when the anti-aircraft guns were unmanned and ammunition was locked away

After all 301 people on board Saudia Flight 163 were killed when a fire engulfed the plane, investigators had to determine why the flames spread so rapidly

The stories of propaganda maestro Joseph Goebbels and Holocaust architect Heinrich Himmler, two men who were vital to the creation of Nazi Germany

After a nighttime crossing of the Savio River, a platoon of Canadian tank hunters fights off Nazi Panther tanks with only the weapons they can carry

The story of the sinking of the USS Juneau, which left soldiers stranded at sea for eight days, one of whom lost five brothers when the ship went down

The crash of the Berlin-to-Zurich Crossair Flight 3597 in November 2001. Minutes before landing, the pilots lost control of the aircraft, which eventually hit a hillside

Tim and Fuzz take on a 1973 saloon which has been abandoned for decades in a dusty barn after the owner was unable to complete its restoration following two deaths in the family

A380 Turnaround Coordinator Diana orchestrates cargo, ground operations and baggage services to get the biggest passenger plane off the ground

Sean Rich finds an 18th-century blunderbuss, a huge gun that was used by pirates to debilitate treasure ships, and discovers a potentially priceless First World War helmet

Dave tries to get gold from the ground using a stamp mill, and Diego discovers a local horse hospital could hold the key to his fortune

The reporter follows a smuggling route of cars stolen from the US to shipping containers bound for West Africa, where the demand is skyrocketing

From raw materials to finished products, how are mass-produced favourites really made? Discover the story behind grape jam, pierogis and chocolate-covered pretzels

An insight into how certain foods are produced, beginning with doughnuts, ice-cream, Korean kimchi and kosher salt

Experts from across Western Australia examine a rise in great white shark sightings and attacks on the coast in 2010

Two children are attacked by sharks within an hour on the New York resort of Fire Island. Experts try to uncover the cause of the first attacks in the state in more than 60 years