TV Guide Smithsonian Tuesday

After a difficult landing in a severe thunderstorm, Air France Flight 358 skids off the runway and crashes, causing a fire to start in the left engine.

A skilled captain manages to save his crippled aircraft and everyone on board, and then it's up to investigators to track down the microscopic culprit.

On August 20, 2007, China Airlines Flight 120, a Boeing 737-800, caught fire and exploded after landing at Naha Airport in Okinawa, Japan.

A FedEx employee who feels he has nothing left to lose sneaks onto a cargo flight, waits until the plane is in the air, and attacks the crew in the cockpit.

Investigators hunt for answers after a failure reveals a weak spot in every Boeing 767 when a plane nosedives into a Thai jungle.

A maintenance worker's mistake while replacing a cockpit window causes the window to pop out in flight, and the captain is sucked partway through the hole.

A modern-day ship known as the Royal Clipper pays homage to traditional seafaring ships of the late-1800s with five masts and 42 sails.

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

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.

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.

The AVE Class 103 is a high-speed train from Madrid to Barcelona, Spain, operated by RENFE, and is one of Europe's biggest high-speed rail networks.

An in-depth look is taken at a legendary locomotive called the Canadian as its crew works tirelessly to keep the train in pristine condition on its journey.

The State Railway of Thailand travels through ancient areas, historic tunnels and raging rivers; the infamous Thai-Burma "Death Railway" is featured.

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.

A minuscule cruise ship known as Europa 2 offers passengers a unique experience by leaving their Mediterranean destination up to a vote.

The Stella Australis takes passengers to parts of South America few people have seen, visiting sub-polar forests, vast glaciers and other remote areas.

A Ukrainian Antonov 124, one of the world's biggest cargo planes, undergoes a rigorous inspection before setting out to fly 7,500 miles to Chile.

Based in Stockholm, the Hector Rail is an independent train haulage provider operating in Europe, and hauls timber for paper products in Ostrand, Sweden.

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.

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.

A tourist train's engineering is challenged every time the train takes passengers through Lima, Peru and up the Andes mountains.

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.

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 Roald Amundsen sails where few ships will ever go, the vessel was built specifically to take passengers on an unforgettable voyage to Antarctica.

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.