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The Best Episodes Directed By P J. naworynski

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P.J. Naworynski Ratings Summary

"28 Seconds to Survive (Santa Barbara Airlines Flight 518)" is the best rated episode directed by P.J. Naworynski. It scored 7/10 based on 2 votes. It was written by Brian D. Young. It aired on 4/1/2013 and is rated 0.5 points higher than their second-best episode, "Fanning the Flames (South African Airways Flight 295)".

  • 28 Seconds to Survive (Santa Barbara Airlines Flight 518)
    7.0/102 votes

    #1 - 28 Seconds to Survive (Santa Barbara Airlines Flight 518)

    Season 12 Episode 12 - Aired 4/1/2013

    On 21 February 2008, Santa Bárbara Airlines Flight 518, en route from Mérida, Venezuela, to Caracas, veers off course and flies into the side of a mountain shortly after takeoff. All 46 passengers and crew members on board die. Investigators determined that the aircraft took off with inoperative navigation equipment due to the pilots' failure to do their pre-flight checklist.

    Director: P.J. Naworynski

    Writer: Brian D. Young

  • Fanning the Flames (South African Airways Flight 295)
    6.5/102 votes

    #2 - Fanning the Flames (South African Airways Flight 295)

    Season 5 Episode 7 - Aired 5/21/2008

    South African Airways Flight 295 starts filling with smoke over the Indian Ocean. A fire has erupted in the rear main level cargo area; the pilots successfully open the doors in flight to clear the smoke from the aircraft, however it crashes with no survivors.

    Director: P.J. Naworynski

    Writer: Carl Knutson

  • I'm the Problem (Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771)
    6.3/103 votes

    #3 - I'm the Problem (Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771)

    Season 11 Episode 10 - Aired 2/10/2012

    On 7 December 1987, Pacific Southwest Airlines Flight 1771, on a flight to San Francisco, crashes at the speed of sound on a mountainside in rural San Luis Obispo County, California. All 43 people on board are killed. Investigators found that passenger David Burke, a former USAir employee, took a gun on board the aircraft and shot the pilots in a murder-suicide plot to kill his former supervisor (who was also a passenger on board) after being fired from his job days earlier. USAir was in the process of merging with PSA at the time of the crash.

    Director: P.J. Naworynski

    Writer: Greg Gransden