America’s BOEING Close Calls That Nearly Ended in Disaster

From explosive fuselage failures to runway near-misses and midair collision scares, this video breaks down the most terrifying Boeing close-call accidents in U.S. aviation history. Discover how flights like Alaska Airlines 1282, Southwest 2504, American 106, and multiple fog-covered runway incidents came within seconds of catastrophe. Each story reveals how human error, maintenance lapses, miscommunication, weather, and system design flaws nearly caused mass casualties—and how quick pilot reactions, automation, and sheer luck prevented disaster. These real events expose how fragile safety margins can be in modern American aviation.

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