WTF is Happening to Airplanes in 2025

VOICE OVER: Rebecca Brayton

From door plugs blowing off to mid-air collisions, 2025 has been a turbulent year for aviation. Join us as we examine the recent spate of airplane incidents that have made headlines and sparked public concern. Is flying actually becoming more dangerous, or are we just more aware of every incident in the social media age? We'll analyze high-profile cases like Alaska Airlines Flight 1282, American Airlines Flight 5342, and Boeing's quality control issues. Despite the alarming headlines, statistics show air travel remains incredibly safe, with human factors now surpassing mechanical failures as the primary cause of incidents. Let us know in the comments where you're planning your next flight!

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