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An aircraft flies between three islands, how long will it take to reach each island? A mathematician would ask how fast it travels. But a detective would ask when it went missing. What used to be an issue of mathematics has become an issue of mystery, lore & speculation. At a certain point in the Atlantic is a vortex in which no aircraft returns. Why do planes vanish into thin air in that region? Is it a physical phenomenon? An act of nature’s programmer? An Interstellar mafia? Or our leaders? I. Detective Hudson. Plan to answer these questions. Or at least provide a plausible theory of the worm hole of the skies.

In the world of luxury jets. Few are as iconic and recognizable as N757AF. Also known as Trump Force One. This isn't just any private jet; it's a flying palace. Custom-designed to reflect the extravagant taste of its owner, the former President of the United States, Donald Trump. This Boeing 757 has been transformed into a symbol of affluence and power.

An airline only flying one route that takes 25 minutes offering nothing but the flight itself, is arguably the most famous, or infamous, in the world of aviation mystery lore. Why exactly do people care about this airline? Who flies on it & how is it still operating? I, Detective Hudson, plan to answer these questions & more.

A Pan Am 747 becomes the centerpiece in a hijacking, but not the kind you might be used to. The plane didn’t even leave ground, nor was it intended to be a guided missile. What made this particular hijacking different and why does it matter? I, Detective Hudson, will answer these questions and a whole lot more. Patreon - Verrier Media Instagram - Verrier Travel

If you hear the phrase “Ryan Air” you probably think hard landings & cheap flights in Europe. However, there are not one, two, not even three, but four different Aviation groups referred to as Ryan. Some of which, still operate to this day. Patreon - Verrier Media

A Boeing 727, left in a hangar for over a year, vanishes after an unexpected departure from one of Angola’s largest airports. Some say it was drug smugglers, some say it was warlords, others suspect it was the aircraft’s previous owners. How can such a jetliner just vanish into thin air over the jungle? Why would someone go so far as to steal a plane of that type? Were the owners acting on illicit intent or were they merely victims of a third party? I, detective Hudson, plan to answer these questions, or at least create a plausible theory for the fate of the 727 in question.

A flight carrying over two hundered people from New York, destined for Rome with a stop in Paris, becomes the center of mystery, controversy, and conspiracy after it explodes just as it reached the sky. Some say it was a bomb, some say it was a missile. Some blame terrorists, some blame the government. What caused this tragedy, how was it carried out, and who's to blame? Sit back, fasten your seatbelts, and get comfortable as I, Detective Hudson, answer these questions. Patreon - Verrier Media Instagram - verriertravel Rumble - Verrier Aviation

Welcome to our 4th episode of Atypical Air, where we take a non-stop journey to defunct airlines 7 unusual aircraft. Today’s episode is about the once grand Vegas Air. We will talk about its rise & fall, along with what made it unique. All that & more on Atypical Air.

If you’ve travelled for an extended period of time, you’ve probably flown on airlines such as Delta Connection, United Express, American Eagle, or other carriers of that sort. These airlines often fly smaller regional jets & puddle jumpers between big & small towns. If you aren’t familiar with world of aviation, you might not understand the differences with these carriers or why airlines have them. It’s a lot deeper than you might think. Beneath these express lines is a whole world of regional airlines, that have a history all their own. Contracts & long lines of negotiation, & a critical role in the modern industry. In fact, these smaller carriers had a massive hand in preventing the fall of larger airlines in the post 9/11 era. Which leads us to the primary questions: What are regional airlines & how do they benefit the airline industry? Stick around to find out.

Welcome to our fifth episode of Atypical Air. Today will be all about Airships & lighter-than-air travel. We’ll be discussing the rise & fall of airships, the different uses & the impact they had on modern aviation. All that & more today on Atypical Air.

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Welcome to our 2nd episode of Atypical Air, brought to you by Verrier Aviation, your hub for currents events & commentary in the world of aerospace. Today’s episode is on the now defunct Saturn Airways. We will discuss the rise & fall of Saturn Airways & the type of airline that it was. All that & more on Atypical Air. Sources NTSB, rzjets.net, Wikipedia

Welcome to Episode 3 of Atypical Air, where take a non-stop flight down memory lane & discover the long gone but not forgotten airlines & aircraft from the past. Today’s episode is on Aeromarine Airways, otherwise known as the airline of firsts. We’ll be discussing its rise & fall, & the monumental impact it had on vintage & modern flying alike.

The slide that fell of a Delta plane has been found, The FAA is under fire for race-based hiring, & a 101-year-old woman is mistaken as a baby because American Airlines’ website can’t handle her age, all that & more today on the Morning Departures.

Join us for today’s episode on Air Atlanta, its history, its rise & fall, & the impact it left behind on modern air operations. Sources Atlanta History Center All Footage Belongs To Its Owners Respectively

A British man is ordered to pay United Airlines $20,000 after causing a flight to be diverted, NASA prepares for sun storms on Mars, & The Safest Airline in America might surprise you. All that & more today on the Verrier Morning Departures. Sources ABC News, Space.com, Fodor's Travel, GAN verriertravel - Insta

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A Japan Airlines flight canceled after the captain gets drunk. Airlines may be required to issue refunds for cancellations instead of vouchers & Nokia plans to take 4g into space. All that & more today on the Verrier Report. Sources CNN, Mainichi, NPR All footage belongs to its owners respectively

A Man is arrested at Delhi airport for posing as a pilot, Singapore Airlines extends flight times to avoid Middle Eastern conflict, & a Delta flight has the emergency slide deploy mid-flight. All that & more today on the Morning Departures. Sources Simply Flying, Hindustan Times, Travel & Tour World, Flight Global, & ABC News All Footage Belongs To Its Owners Respectively

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