An aerial tour from coast to coast captures the charm of America's most interesting small towns, from California to Florida with many visits in between.

An aerial tour of America's South encompasses the site of an infamous prisoner-of-war camp and the home of a colony of English settlers who vanished.

Narrator Jim Conrad goes on an aerial tour of the Sunshine State, explores the beaches of Miami and explores the hotels and homes of Palm Beach.

Thousands of square miles are explored to reveal the great sites in the state of Texas, from lush forests to forbidding deserts to modern cities.

From the skies, the American West is full of natural and man-made wonders such as St. Louis' Gateway Arch and the vast, pristine Alaskan wilderness.

The state known for its production of beer and dairy products has family-owned farms, golden autumnal forests, limestone outcroppings and a rich history.

Flights over America's most unspoiled wilderness areas provide aerial views of Mount Denali, Florida's Everglades and more than 100 million acres of nature.

The U.S. Airforce must investigate the most expensive accident to date when a two-billion-dollar B2 Stealth bomber crashes on takeoff in Guam February 23, 2008.

When a World War II-era fighter plane nosedives into the crowd at a Nevada air show, investigators call on the pilot's friend to help determine what went wrong.

United Express Flight 6291 crashes in Washington, D.C., killing three crewmembers and two passengers, and the cockpit voice recorder reveals the cause.

When a fire occurs on a UPS Flight Six, smoke quickly fills up the cockpit, making it a tough challenge against time to get the plane to safety.

The MD-11 was involved in two similar air disasters 12 years apart, and the NTSB investigated the second crash to learn whether it was caused by a design flaw.

In April 2010, a pilot for the Polish Air Force tries to land a Tupolev Tu-154M jetliner carrying Poland's president, Lech Kaczynski, on a fogged-in airstrip.

High-profile air disasters are examined through computer graphics, re-enactments, and accounts from witnesses, including their emotional aftermath.

Using official reports, transcripts and interviews with people who were on the plane when something went wrong, officials can now determine what happened.

A recently fired airline employee buys a ticket on the flight on which his supervisor commutes to work and smuggles a large revolver on board.

When a twin-engine jet streaks off the runway in Kentucky, investigators attempt to determine why the plane was unable to take off.

Engineering experts investigate the Chernobyl disasters and the Bhopal gas tragedy and how they may have been avoided.