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    Air Traffic Out Of Control

    Air Traffic Out Of Control brings you the wildest air traffic control recordings you will ever hear from airports around the world. Emergency landings, stolen planes and even sightings of guys in jetpacks…we’ve got it all right from the control tower to your headphones!

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    Latest Episodes:
    ATOOC: Engine Failure in Lakeland Nov 28, 2023
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    In this episode, a small private aircraft experiences an engine failure after take off from Lakeland Florida.

    The pilot radios the tower alerting them that he has no choice but to bring the plane down in a field.

    He can't make it back to the airport or any other airports nearby.

    Another pilot helps out the tower in locating the plane as rescue crews are deployed.

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    ATOOC: Escaped Horse Nov 21, 2023
    Show notes

    In this episode, an Air Atlanta Boeing 747 departs from JFK, headed for Liege, Belgium with some precious cargo.

    It's very common for top competition horses to be shipped by air between the United States and Europe.

    While in transit, these animals are placed in compact horse stalls and cared for by highly trained equine professionals to ensure their safety.

    In this wild clip, a horse actually escaped from the stall after take off and the equine flight attendant couldn't re-secure the animal.

    The pilot, radios the tower at JFK to return so the situation doesn't escalate.

    Shipping horses internationally can be a costly, dangerous activity and even requires special insurance due to its risky nature.

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    ATOOC: Leaking Down Under Nov 17, 2023
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    In this episode, we go down under to Australia.

    Jetstar flight 203 is departing Sydney for Auckland, New Zealand when the pilots report a hydraulic problem with the aircraft.

    The landing gear is not retracting, so they request to return back to Sydney.

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    ATOOC: Oopsie at SFO Nov 16, 2023
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    In this episode of Air Traffic Out Of Control, Jet Blue flight 534, is taxiing on the runway in San Francisco when it radios the tower with an issue.

    The aircraft collided with a tug vehicle, causing some serious damage.

    The tower mobilizes airport safety services to tend to the damaged plane.

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    ATOOC: Trapped Fuel Nov 14, 2023
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    In this episode of Air Traffic Out Of Control, United Airlines flight 1045 radios the tower in Newark (EWR) after departure requesting to return.

    The pilot is reporting an error due to trapped fuel in the center fuel tank.

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    ATOOC: Trim Issues Nov 09, 2023
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    In this episode of Air Traffic Out Of Control, American Airlines flight 2597 departs from Dallas Fort Worth bound for Burbank.

    The aircraft is on the initial climb when the pilot experiences a trim issue and radios the tower.

    The flight levels off at 8,000 feet to burn off some fuel and review checklists prior to returning back to the airport.

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    ATOOC: Helping Out at YAV Nov 07, 2023
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    In this episode, a Piper Navajo aircraft has made an emergency landing in a field near Winnipeg/St. Andrews Airport (YAV).

    The tower enlists a nearby aircraft to do a flyover to try and locate the downed plane while emergency crews are dispatched.

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    ATOOC: Shaken at SFO Nov 02, 2023
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    In this episode of Air Traffic Out Of Control, a 4.1 magnitude earthquake hits SFO, with the epicenter almost precisely at the airport.

    The tower quickly springs into action to alert incoming aircraft that prior to landing, they need to conduct a sweep of the runway to ensure there was no damage.

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    ATOOC: Rapid Descent Oct 29, 2023
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    In this episode of Air Traffic Out Of Control, we have a wild one.

    A helicopter pilot traveling between Vancouver and Victoria, British Columbia is casually discussing his plans with the tower when something frightening happens.

    At the mid point of this clip, you will hear a shocked pilot breathing heavily after a freak lightning strike sends the helicopter into a rapid descent.

    The pilot collects himself and asks for vectors to land in Victoria.

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    ATOOC: Jumpseat Hikacker Oct 27, 2023
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    In this episode, we have a scary situation.

    On a Horizon flight from Seattle to San Francisco, a pilot sitting in the jumpseat in the cockpit goes rogue and tries to pull both Engine Fire handles.

    This would have shut down the fuel to both engines and caused them both to stop, potentially sending the aircraft into a free fall.

    The individual gets subdued and moved out of the cockpit as the flight diverts to Portland.

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