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Eoin is on the ship and sailing to the islands off County Kerry before heading back south to his home waters off Cork and ending his journey at Fastnet Rock.
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A cross-country flight over Ireland reveals burial mounds from the Neolithic era, medieval castles built by invading Vikings, and modern cities full of life.
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When two Boeing 737 planes crash, investigators are at a loss for an explanation; however, when a third reports a similar problem, the case is broken.
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On March 24, 2015, Germanwings Flight 9525, an Airbus A320-211, crashed into the French Alps, west of Nice, France, on route from Spain to Germany.
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During an in-flight test, an Airbus A320 goes out of control, loses lift, and crashes into the sea, leaving no survivors; investigators must learn what failed.
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The Egyptian and U.S. governments disagree over the investigation results of Egyptian Airliner 990's 1990 crash that killed 217 people as it crashed mid-flight.
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A crash in a Detroit suburb left only a seriously injured 4-year-old girl alive, making it the one of the deadliest aircraft accidents in history.
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An aerial tour of the Beaver State reveals a lake in the cone of a long-dormant volcano and a mountain range with four of the highest peaks in the U.S.
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Jim Conrad gives an aerial tour of the Keystone State and explains that it's where the American Constitution was drafted and where the Civil War was fought.
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Along with its fabled "10,000 Lakes," the North Star State contains the headwaters of North America's longest river and its largest shopping mall.
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The revolutionary history surrounding the city of Boston is examined as an in-depth look is taken at the individuals who founded the city.
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A helicopter team travels from coast-to-coast seeking out landmarks that celebrate over two centuries of leaders who had a hand in shaping America's history.
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The millions of acres of untamed land and great ancient stones of the state of Idaho are explored, featuring a look at the state's unique visual treasures.
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Looking down on Louisiana, one sees some of America's most spectacular wetlands alongside vast industrial plants that threaten to destroy them.
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Viewers are taken on a coast-to-coast tour of locations made famous by some of Hollywood's greatest films, such as Manhattan and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
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The Garden State has been the birthplace of America's industrial revolution, the site of motion picture studios and the home of Thomas Edison's laboratory.
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The Evergreen State has a rugged, rainy west coast and a dry, flat eastern sector, and it has high-tech firms as well as North America's oldest history.
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Flights over America's natural features include iconic landmarks such as the Grand Canyon and the Everglades as well as lesser-known forests and wetlands.

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An aerial tour of the former Indian Territory includes views of the homes of Will Rogers, Brad Pitt and Geronimo, buffalo herds and Native American settlements.
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The Marco Polo delivers travelers to cities such as Copenhagen, St. Petersburg and Helsinki in late autumn, when crowds are smaller but travel is riskier.
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Pinnacle-class cruise ship MS Nieuw Statendam is the world's largest boutique cruise ship at 300 meters long and can carry over 4,000 passengers.
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The crew and passengers aboard a cruise ship called MSC Divina is in danger of ending in disaster when a tropical storm grows to hurricane force.
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The Roald Amundsen sails where few ships will ever go, the vessel was built specifically to take passengers on an unforgettable voyage to Antarctica.
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Costa Diadema is a Dream-class cruise ship owned by Carnival Corporation which gives its 3,700 passengers the ultimate Mediterranean experience.
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The Diamond Princess is a British-registered cruise ship owned and operated by Princess Cruises, carrying passengers to some of Japan's most iconic cities.
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An engine falls off a commercial airplane for three separate crews, but with drastically different outcomes.
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Stories about pilots who have broken the sterile cockpit rule are featured, which requires pilots to refrain from non-essential activities in the cockpit.
03:00
When a commuter plane crashes at the Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, Netherlands, investigators determine that a minor circuity problem caused fatal errors.
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Investigators examine the crash of a turboprop after it stalls and crashes in a forest, initiating a test-flight that reveals an industry-wide issue.
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Slush on a runway in Munich keeps an aircraft carrying members of a football team from getting up to takeoff speed, and it crashes into a house.

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