Season
- Season 0 2004-06-26
- Season 1 2003-09-03
- Season 2 2005-01-23
- Season 3 2005-09-14
- Season 4 2007-04-15
- Season 5 2008-04-09
- Season 6 2007-12-16
- Season 7 2009-11-04
- Season 8 2009-06-10
- Season 9 2010-09-08
- Season 10 2011-02-28
- Season 11 2011-08-12
- Season 12 2012-08-03
- Season 13 2013-12-16
- Season 14 2015-01-05
- Season 15 2016-01-02
- Season 16 2016-06-07
- Season 17 2017-02-20
- Season 18 2018-02-13
- Season 19 2019-01-02
- Season 20 2020-01-09
- Season 21 2021-04-04
- Season 22 2022-01-10
- Season 23 2023-02-13
- Season 24 2024-02-18
- Season 25 2025-02-03
Season 25 Episode
- Season 5 Explosive Evidence (Air India Flight 182)
- Season 5 Behind Closed Doors (American Airlines Flight 96 and Turkish Airlines Flight 981)
- Season 5 Southern Storm (Southern Airways Flight 242)
- Season 5 Dead Weight (Air Midwest Flight 5481)
- Season 5 Invisible Killer (Delta Air Lines Flight 191)
- Season 5 Gimli Glider (Air Canada Flight 143)
- Season 5 Fanning the Flames (South African Airways Flight 295)
- Season 5 Fatal Distraction (Eastern Airlines Flight 401)
- Season 5 Mixed Signals (Birgenair Flight 301)
- Season 5 Phantom Strike (Gol Transportes Aéreos Flight 1907)
Mayday - Season 5 Episode 2 Behind Closed Doors (American Airlines Flight 96 and Turkish Airlines Flight 981)
8.20 46 minutes On 12 June 1972, a McDonnell Douglas DC-10, just a few months old, operating as American Airlines Flight 96 from Detroit, Michigan, to Buffalo, New York, suffers an explosive decompression after a cargo door in the lower rear fuselage bursts open. The crew makes an emergency landing at Detroit without any loss of life. Two years later, on 3 March 1974, Turkish Airlines Flight 981 suffers a similar sequence of events during a flight from Paris to London. This time, the DC-10's hydraulic systems are damaged enough that the crew loses control, and the aircraft crashes in a forest near Senlis outside Paris, killing all 346 on board. At the time, it was the worst aviation disaster in history. A design fault with the cargo door mechanism was not rectified after the first accident, and the second DC-10's door opened during flight, causing the crash.
