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* In the episode about Qantas Flight 72, the captain gives this ShoutOut to Film/{{Airplane}} in an attempt to cut the tension in the cockpit:
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* In the episode about Qantas Flight 72, the captain gives this ShoutOut to Film/{{Airplane}} ''Film/{{Airplane}}'' in an attempt to cut the tension in the cockpit:
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-->"We need to know more about these guys. Background. Training. Favorite food. The works."
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-->"We need to know more about these guys. Background. Training. Favorite food.foods. The works."
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, one interviewee – an adult passenger travelling with her mother – remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she uttered a swear-word. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment:
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, one interviewee – an adult passenger travelling traveling with her mother – remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she uttered a swear-word. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment:
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other "dude" over the radio.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other "dude" over the radio.radio.
* In the episode about China Airlines Flight 676, during a reenactment for part of the investigation. One investigator tells another they needed more information about the pilots who perished in the crash. However, the way he worded it...
-->"We need to know more about these guys. Background. Training. Favorite food. The works."
* In the episode about China Airlines Flight 676, during a reenactment for part of the investigation. One investigator tells another they needed more information about the pilots who perished in the crash. However, the way he worded it...
-->"We need to know more about these guys. Background. Training. Favorite food. The works."
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** The same episode mentions a moment where the Pan Am jumbo attempted to "squeeze" past the KLM jet, which was rooted to the spot refueling, to taxi to the runway. The narrator, in the same deadpan voice, says that, due to its size, the Boeing 747 "is not built for squeezing".
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, one interviewee – an adult passenger travelling with her mother – remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment:
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, one interviewee – an adult passenger travelling with her mother – remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore.uttered a swear-word. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment:
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other "dude" over the radio.
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-->'''Interviewee's mother:''' Marika, [[SkewedPriorities don't swear!]]
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-->'''Interviewee's mother:''' Marika, [[SkewedPriorities don't swear!]]swear!]]
* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other "dude" over the radio.
* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other "dude" over the radio.
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-->'''Interviewee's mother:''' Malik, [[SkewedPriorities don't swear!]]
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-->'''Interviewee's mother:''' Malik, Marika, [[SkewedPriorities don't swear!]]
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude "dude" over the radio.
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, an passenger interviewee who was travelling with her mother remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment:
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, an passenger one interviewee who was – an adult passenger travelling with her mother – remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment:
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, an passenger interviewee who was travelling with her mother remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment.
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* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, an passenger interviewee who was travelling with her mother remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment.re-enactment:
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.radio.
* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, an passenger interviewee who was travelling with her mother remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment.
-->'''Interviewee's mother:''' Malik, [[SkewedPriorities don't swear!]]
* In the KLM Cityhopper Flight 433 episode, an passenger interviewee who was travelling with her mother remarks that during the plane's abrupt bank to the right, she swore. Then the show cuts back to the re-enactment.
-->'''Interviewee's mother:''' Malik, [[SkewedPriorities don't swear!]]
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** It's also pretty funny to imagine what things would be like if it actually did have one.
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* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
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* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, levee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
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In order.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
* The crew of United 232 manage to indulge in a bit of GallowsHumour while lining up for a landing with no hydraulics which none of the crew really expect to survive.
-->'''ATC''': United 232, you are clear to land on any runway.
-->'''United 232''': [[DeadpanSnarker Oh, they wanna be particular and make it a runway, huh?]]
* The crew of United 232 manage to indulge in a bit of GallowsHumour while lining up for a landing with no hydraulics which none of the crew really expect to survive.
-->'''ATC''': United 232, you are clear to land on any runway.
-->'''United 232''': [[DeadpanSnarker Oh, they wanna be particular and make it a runway, huh?]]
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* The crew of United 232 manage to indulge in a bit of GallowsHumour while lining up for a landing with no hydraulics which none of the crew really expect to survive.
-->'''ATC''': United 232, you are clear to land on any runway.
-->'''United 232''': [[DeadpanSnarker Oh, they wanna be particular and make it a runway, huh?]]
-->'''ATC''': United 232, you are clear to land on any runway.
-->'''United 232''': [[DeadpanSnarker Oh, they wanna be particular and make it a runway, huh?]]
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.radio.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.radio.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
* As the pilots of Taca Flight 110 prepare for touchdown on a narrow leevee, a member of the crew sitting behind them quickly crosses himself.
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In order, more or less.
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that this means somebody he knows might still be stuck underwater, he grabs it and takes a look inside... [[MoodWhiplash only to find that it's his]] ''[[MoodWhiplash own]]'' [[MoodWhiplash passport.]]
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that this means somebody he knows might still be stuck underwater, he grabs it and takes a look inside... [[MoodWhiplash only to find that it's his]] ''[[MoodWhiplash own]]'' [[MoodWhiplash passport.]]
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that this means somebody he knows might still be stuck underwater, he grabs it and takes a look inside... [[MoodWhiplash only to find that it's his]] ''[[MoodWhiplash own]]'' [[MoodWhiplash passport.]]
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that this means somebody he knows might still be stuck underwater, he grabs it and takes a look inside... [[MoodWhiplash only to find that it's his]] ''[[MoodWhiplash own]]'' [[MoodWhiplash passport.]]radio.
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that this means somebody he knows might still be stuck underwater, he grabs it and takes a look inside... [[MoodWhiplash only to find that it's his]] ''[[MoodWhiplash own]]'' [[MoodWhiplash passport.]]
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* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that somebody he knows might've died, he grabs it and takes a look inside... only to find that it's his ''own'' passport.
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* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that this means somebody he knows might've died, might still be stuck underwater, he grabs it and takes a look inside... [[MoodWhiplash only to find that it's his ''own'' his]] ''[[MoodWhiplash own]]'' [[MoodWhiplash passport.]]
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* Meta example: Thai Airways Flight 311 and Garuda Indonesia Flight 421 both had two actors playing captain and lead investigator in reversed roles of each other.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.
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* In the episode about Continental Flight 1404, the groundwork and the captain call each other dude over the radio.radio.
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that somebody he knows might've died, he grabs it and takes a look inside... only to find that it's his ''own'' passport.
* In the Ethiopian Airlines Flight 961 episode, one of the survivors swims out of the wreckage and finds someone's passport floating near him. Fearing that somebody he knows might've died, he grabs it and takes a look inside... only to find that it's his ''own'' passport.
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** Later on Chief Steward Graham Skinner has to use a megaphone to instruct passengers how to use their oxygen masks because, "We're having a small problem with the public address system." Even though it's quite a sensible thing to do, bear in mind, this is while the plane is filled with smoke, with exactly zero engines working and with less than twenty minutes before it crashes into the sea, which makes any problem with the public address system seem rather insignificant in comparison.
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** Later on on, Chief Steward Graham Skinner has to use a megaphone to instruct passengers how to use their oxygen masks because, "We're having a small problem with the public address system." Even though it's quite a sensible thing to do, bear in mind, this is while the plane is filled with smoke, with exactly zero engines working and with less than twenty minutes before it crashes into the sea, which makes any problem with the public address system seem rather insignificant in comparison.
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This was Graham Skinner, not Roger Greaves (who was in the cockpit the whole time)
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** Later on First Officer Roger Greaves has to use a megaphone to instruct passengers how to use their oxygen masks because, "We're having a small problem with the public address system." Even though it's quite a sensible thing to do, bear in mind, this is while the plane is filled with smoke, with exactly zero engines working and with less than twenty minutes before it crashes into the sea, which makes any problem with the public address system seem rather insignificant in comparison.
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** Later on First Officer Roger Greaves Chief Steward Graham Skinner has to use a megaphone to instruct passengers how to use their oxygen masks because, "We're having a small problem with the public address system." Even though it's quite a sensible thing to do, bear in mind, this is while the plane is filled with smoke, with exactly zero engines working and with less than twenty minutes before it crashes into the sea, which makes any problem with the public address system seem rather insignificant in comparison.
