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Mighty Planes

Rating:3.3 of 5Total number of episodes:41
Last broadcast:26/12/2019 at 23:39
December 2019
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6. Best Of Mighty Planes

3.0 20 x
These are the mightiest of mighty planes - aviation's biggest, fastest, strongest, and most innovative aircraft on the planet.
46:00

4. Super Guppy

4.0 6 x
The NASA Super Guppy is a jerry-rigged wonder, built from parts of 1950s planes. But her cargo is anything but retro.
46:00

3. Trump 757

4.0 29 x
In this episode of Mighty Planes we'll fly with Donald Trump and his flight crew on a transatlantic mission to the UK for a speech and pit-stop at his new golf course in Scotland.
November 2019
46:00

2. C-5M Super Galaxy

3.0 17 x
Jump on board one of the largest aircraft in the world for a record-setting mission into a war zone, crossing the Atlantic before a perilous descent into Bagram, Afghanistan.
September 2019
46:00

6. Martin Mars

4.0 15 x
The Martin Mars is the world's biggest seaplane and since being converted into a water bomber and has since flown over 8000 firefighting missions. Jump on board as they embark on a 20 day mission.
August 2019
46:00

2. T-38 Talon

3.0 17 x
This adrenaline charged episode of Mighty Planes follows three NATO airmen who push themselves and the T-38 to its limits.
46:00

1. CP140 Aurora

4.0 11 x
The CP-140 Aurora is Canada's very own "James Bond 007" spy plane built to protect Canada and her coastlines from unseen enemies.
July 2019
46:00

5. Airbus A380

4.0 9 x
Take flight on the Airbus A380's maiden journey from Frankfurt, Germany to San Francisco as they try to win over customers and maximize profits.
46:00

4. MD DC-10 ORBIS

4.0 4 x
Follow the world's only eye hospital with wings as it attempts to reach Mongolia, a mission plagued by a series of setbacks that threaten to derail the trip entirely.
45:00

3. Hercules LC-130

Expired 4.0 9 x
The Hercules "Skibirds" are designed for landing and taking off in snow and ice. Jump on board as they fly to Greenland, a place that holds a world record for worst flying conditions on the planet.
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