National Geographic Channel Friday

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Industries from all over the world depend on freight aircraft, offshore vessels and electric trains to increase overall productivity

The crash of British European Airways 548, which saw 118 people killed after the plane plummeted into a field shortly after taking off from Heathrow in 1972

Aviation experts contemplate the possibility that airlines could be putting lives at risk by using out-of-date statistics to calculate passengers' average weight

With flames emerging through the cockpit floor, the pilots of Pilgrim Airline 458 somehow manage to land safely - but the inferno doesn't stop there

The discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb is revealed for the first time in colour, thanks to colorisation of black-and-white newsreel and photographs

Experts explore the first tomb containing a body to be discovered since Tutankhamen's burial place was unearthed - and which contains 30 more mummies in an adjoining chamber

Part one of two. Nazi offensives on Western nations during the Second World War. Nine months into the war, all-out attacks are made on Belgium, the Netherlands, France and the UK

Part two of two. France under German occupation. The government signs an armistice as half the country is taken over and plunged into chaos, while people try to escape

A look at historical discoveries found at the bottom of the Nile, and what they reveal about the origin of the ancient Egyptians' obsession with the afterlife

Tim and Fuzz restore a Ferrari 308 GTS

Documenting the story of the revolutionary Messerschmitt ME 262, which was one of the most technologically advanced aeroplanes of the Second World War and was built in a bat cave

A fatal collision at Los Angeles International Airport in 1991, when an air-traffic controller assigned an inbound flight to a runway where another plane was waiting to take off

The German air force during the Second World War, exploring an aircraft factory, a torpedo test facility and the world's most advanced jet bomber

Blinded in one eye in the battle for Normandy, a defiant French-Canadian sniper sets out to liberate a Dutch city in the final days of the war

The top 10 apocalyptic scenarios, including quakes, deadly viruses, and asteroids, considering what the aftermath would hold for any survivors

A crash in Norway leaves four dead and almost no wreckage to examine. However, investigators suspect a mysterious substance on the runway may have caused the disaster

The crash of Air Tahoma Flight 185, a late-night cargo flight from Memphis on final approach to Cincinnati

AMO agents discover over 80 kilos of cocaine washed ashore in St Thomas

A look at the processes behind the production of bacon-fried rice, maraschino cherries, burritos and Abba-Zaba bars

The urban treasure hunters trawl through estate sales and auction houses in search of valuable silverware in the hope of uncovering some profitable pieces

Rich gets access to a manufacturing equipment warehouse and finds a robotic arm, while Dave searches old cars for catalytic converters that contain valuable platinum

How 9.7 billion cups of Danone's Activia yogurt are made every year, and why timing is everything when making veggie burgers

A look at the production of jawbreakers, ground coffee, empanadas and cocktail sauce

Doctors rush to treat a red-footed tortoise who is unable to walk and may have a spinal injury, a rabbit recovering from getting her head stuck in her cage

A rabbit's broken leg may be more serious than originally thought, and a cockatoo travels for three hours to the surgery to be cured of a perpetual plucking habit

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Teleshopping. U.