Synopsis

The aftermath of a plane crash demands meticulous investigation to determine the cause. This urgency intensifies when prominent figures are among the victims or when experts cannot agree on what went wrong. Consider three disputed air disasters: the 1958 takeoff failure that decimated the Manchester United football team; the 1985 Arrow Air Flight 1285 tragedy, which claimed the lives of 248 American soldiers returning home for the holidays; and the 2010 crash that resulted in the death of Poland