TV Guide Smithsonian Tuesday

An improperly set cabin pressurization control on a 2005 Helios Airways flight causes passengers and crew to run out of oxygen, rendering them unconscious.

Trans-Air Service Flight 671 suffers an in-flight separation of its two right engines while enroute to Kano, Nigeria, and making an emergency landing.

At the U.S. naval base in Guantanamo, investigators search for an invisible culprit after a cargo plane crashes just a few thousand feet from the Cuban border.

Facing a cascade of failures and an engine fire, a turboprop is just seconds from the tarmac in Montreal when it flips over and crashes to the ground.

On July23, 2014, TransAsia Airways Flight 222, crashed into buildings while on approach from Kaohsiung to Magong Airport on Penghu Island in the Taiwan Strait.

Three out of balance planes confirm the need for critical backup systems.

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.

The world's first cruise ship running on liquefied natural gas, AIDAnova visits the volcanic landscape and stunning beaches of the Canary Islands and Madeira.

Sailing from Chile all the way to Costa Rica, guests paraglide over sand dunes, cruise through mangroves, and zipline through jungles on a luxurious ship.

The Celebrity Solstice carries nearly 3,000 passengers on a luxurious journey along Australia's northern coast, with 10 restaurants and 12 bars.

The MS Marina is Oceania Cruises' largest ship and makes a 12-day voyage with stops at ports in Scotland, England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Iceland.

A detailed look is taken at a cruise of the Baltic Sea on the Regal Princess ship, and how the captain and crew deliver memorable experiences to passengers.

A locomotive called the Glacier Express is world-renowned due to its impressive engineering that make it able to withstand a long trek through steep mountains.

Switzerland's Bernina Express travels from Switzerland to Italy, by crossing the Swiss Alps, navigating through 55 tunnels and nearly 200 viaducts and bridges.

The world's fastest bullet-train known as Shinkansen is examined to see how rail operators keep passengers safe and handle earthquake-prone areas in Japan.

The billion-dollar cruise ship with more than 20 bars and restaurants and pool decks that transform into nightclubs spends a week in the Caribbean.

Instead of lingering in the sunny tropics, one luxury cruise ship ventures into hostile, chilly waters to bring her guests the Antarctic experience.

The MSC Meraviglia cruise ship is the largest ship made by a European cruise line, built by STX France, it can hold up to 4,500 passengers.

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.

The MS Koningsdam is a Dutch mega-cruise ship operated by Holland America, it is their largest and most technologically advanced ship ever constructed.

Canada's propeller-driven CP 140 Aurora is still a masterful reconnaissance plane, and in an exercise, one of them is called upon to locate a mock submarine.

The Indian Pacific passenger rail service is a four-day transcontinental journey across Australia from the Central Railway Station in Sydney to Perth.

The Viking Longship Gefjon is one of the latest in Viking Rivers' line of longships that cruises the Danube, Main and Rhine Rivers, navigating tight channels.

A 15-day cruise on the Azamar Journey includes elephant-guided jungle tours and overnight stops in Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi.

A behind-the-scenes look of NTV's two Italo trains is given, the AGV and the EVO, as they expand to cover more of the Italian railway network.

Passengers hop aboard the historic White Pass and Yukon Route Railroad to enjoy a scenic journey through Alaskan mountains and glaciers.

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.

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.

The Viking Star-class cruise ship visits southern Spain, Normandy and the canals of Amsterdam, as the crew navigates narrow passages and battles rough seas.

A captain and his crew struggle to navigate a new route aboard a vessel known as the Viking Sea as they sail from London to Scotland.