Lasting over four years, the investigation of USAir Flight 427 became one of the greatest mysteries in the history of aviation. The program examines why the causes of some airline crashes remain elusive.
Examining the plane crash that killed golf champion Payne Stewart in 1999. The plane flew off-course for four hours before crashing in South Dakota. Air controllers could not contact anyone piloting the jet.
Examining the May 11, 1996, crash of ValuJet flight 592 in the Florida Everglades, which killed 110 people. The NTSB determined the cause to be hazardous oxygen generators stored on board, which led to manslaughter charges.
Chronicling the February 1996 crash of a Maryland Rail Commuter train with an Amtrak passenger train in Silver Spring, Md. Three crew members and eight passengers died.
Examining the July 16, 1999, plane crash that claimed the life of John F. Kennedy Jr. The plane, piloted by Kennedy, disappeared from radar and plunged into the Atlantic off the coast of Martha's Vineyard. Also on board were Carolyn Bessette Kennedy and her sister.
In July 2000, an Air France Concorde leaving Charles de Gaulle International Airport crashed, killing everyone on board. Crash Files investigates the mystery.
Examining the events of June 10, 1999, in Bellingham, Wash., when a gasoline pipeline leak was accidentally ignited, triggering a mile-long conflagration and causing three deaths.
