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An early-morning flight from Lexington, Kentucky, ends in disaster when a twin-engine jet careens off the tarmac

Duty Manager Dan must deal with a check-in outage at the start of the busy school holidays. Airside Safety responds to a life-or-death medical emergency

A revolutionary airport trial 10 years in the making faces cancellation. Australian Border Force new recruit Nelson makes a find

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

Documentary investigating the cause of the crash that brought down Alaska Airlines Flight 261 on January 31, 2000, killing all 88 passengers and crew on board

The crash of a German plane flying over the French Alps, which inexplicably began losing altitude. The explanation for the disaster proves far more shocking than anyone expected

British Airways Flight 38's crash-landing at Heathrow in January 2008, before which the aircraft missed the tops of houses by only 200ft as it struggled to reach the airport

Disasters explored through archive footage and CGI reconstructions. This episode features the 10 worst crashes in motorsport history

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw restore a 1962 Mini Cooper, belonging to a former rally driver who was forced to retire from the sport due to a heart condition

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend head to Lincolnshire to work on a 1929 Rolls-Royce 'doctor's coupe' that has been inherited by an owner who has no idea what to do with it

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw secretly restore an Aston Martin DB6 for an owner who has been prevented from working on it by health problems

The investigation into the crash of a Pakistani airliner in the Himalayas is derailed when the most vital piece of evidence proves inconclusive

A 200-year-old mechanical man that beat the world's best chess players, a quest for immortality, and an Egyptian mummy wrapped in the words of a lost civilisation

Part one of two. Paleoanthropologist Ella Al-Shamahi begins to unravel the extraordinary truth behind the legend of Tutankhamun, investigating the pharaoh's curse

Part two of two. Ella Al-Shamahi dives deeper into the truth behind Tutankhamun's curse - can modern science can explain a number of the deaths attributed to it?

Locations steeped in intrigue, from derelict structures whose purpose is lost to history to the perplexing enigma of Havana Syndrome

Investigation into the 1979 crash of American Airlines Flight 191, which killed all 271 people on board in one of the United States' deadliest aviation accidents

Experts investigate the crash of United Airlines Flight 173 in Oregon, in which 10 people died after four of its engines failed

San Diego HSI seizes a medley of narcotics hidden in a car, CBP processes ferry travellers in Puerto Rico, and officers at JFK discover looted artifacts

Sean Rich and the team discover one of the most expensive and secret weapons of the Second World War, as well as an axehead that could be 1,000 years old

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

Part two of two. A look at the production of Halloween treats such as spooky marshmallow lollipops, milk chocolate witch bars and bat cookies

A look at the production of peanut brittle, pigs-in-blankets, bagels and Indian jalebi

Dr K treats a cockatiel's potentially fatal inflamed sinuses. An Arctic fox won't eat or drink, raising suspicions of poisoning. An anaemic box turtle has a possible prolapse

A pregnant pine snake has to have her eggs surgically removed when she cannot lay naturally. A chameleon has a swollen eye, and a rabbit needs surgery for a hip injury