Summary:
When Captain Stefan Rasmussen hears a strange noise as part of Scandinavian Airlines Flight 751's takeoff rotation, he has no idea that the next four minutes of his life will be spent living out a pilot's worst nightmare. In this week's episode of Take to the Sky: The Air Disaster Podcast, Stephanie tells the remarkable story of a plane brought down by an invisible threat. From quick thinking to unexpected heroes, this story has it all-- but was it enough to save the passengers on board? Join us as we learn about the people and challenges that contributed to an unforgettable legacy!Listen, Review, and Subscribe on:
Sources consulted for this story:
- Swedish Accident Investigation Authority: Air Traffic Accident on 27 December 1991 at Gottöra, AB Country Scandinavian Airways Flight 751
- Lessons Learned: Scandinavian Airways Flight 751
- Flight Safety Foundation: Never Give Up
- Expressen: The Miracle in Gottröra Stirs Up Emotions After 20 Years Again
Show Notes:
We start of this episode with a look at some parrots who are struggling with quarantine- humans are not the only ones who are tirued of being cooped up at home! And don't forget to check out our new store- Take to the Sky merch is great for holiday gifts (don't forget to put yourself on your shopping list!)Credits:
Written and produced by: Shelly Price and Stephanie HubkaDirected and engineered by: Crosse deStreit, Salmon Pond Studios
Sound editing by: Stephanie Hubka
Graphic design and website by: Adam Hubka
Music by: Mike Dunn
Scandinavian Airways Flight 751's open fuselage after the crash. Source: FAA.gov
Sverige Radio: wreckage at the Scandinavian Airways Flight 751 accident site
Plane Crash Wreckage. Source: Reddit
A view of the Scandinavian Airways Flight 751 wreckage. Source: Alchetron.com
