Airport 24/7 Ad in Baggage Claim at MIA. Photo by Brandon Farris / AirlineReporter.com.
Last Friday, AirlineReporter.com was in Miami to cover the season two premiere of Airport 24/7: Miami. This season will air on the Travel Channel and have 13 original episodes beginning Tuesday April 30th at 9/8C with a special 1 hour premiere.
Customs check through produce for contraband. Image from the Travel Chanel / Airchive.com.
Much like the first season, the second starts off with a bang as two aircraft collide and the airport has to quickly come up with a solution. The incident causes issues as other aircraft are ready to depart but are unable to push back. The airport must figure out how to perform its investigation but also get the way quickly cleared to prevent more delays.
BONUS: Sneak peak of episode one of Airport 24/7: Miami season 2.
One of the Beagles on Airport 24/7: Miami. Photo by Brandon Farris.
The second episode follows medical crews along after a bus tries to drive under an overpass that is too short, causing the top of the bus to be cut open. Glass and debris is scattered everywhere leaving 35 people scared and some quite injured. Emergency crews try to save them and also keep traffic from backing up and people from missing their flights.
The other main story goes into how customs makes a huge drug bust and talks about how they go on to destroy it following the investigation. While I would love to tell you what happens on these two episodes, you will have to tune in to find out yourself!
BONUS: Sneak peak of episode two of Airport 24/7: Miami season 2.
The cast of Airport 24/7: Miami at the premiere event. Photo from 2C Media.
At the premier event we were lucky enough to get a visit from Customs and Border Patrol where we got to meet the airports Beagle Brigade that are trained to look for smuggled agriculture products and others animals. They easily stole almost everyone’s attention after the viewing and quickly became the stars!
Having the show produced by a true AvGeek really shows. Chris Sloan, who also writes for AirlineReporter.com and runs Airchive.com, does a great job working with the others on the show to make the show factual for those who love airlines, but also interesting to those who might not (yes, there are people out there like that).
Watching the premiere of the show in Miami. Photo from Chris Sloan / Airchive.com / 2C Media
The show is fast pace and exhilarating. It is fascinating how it takes you behind the scenes and shows how the airport operates on a daily basis. This season is sure to please AvGeeks and anyone else that has an interest in to how an airport operates.
CHECK OUT ADDITIONAL BEHIND THE SCENE PHOTOS OF AIRPORT 24/7: MIAMI
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This story written by…Brandon Farris, Correspondent. Brandon is an avid aviation geek based in Seattle. He got started in Photography and Reporting back in 2010. He loves to travel where ever he has to to cover the story and try to get the best darn shot possible.@BrandonsBlog | RightStuffPhotography | Flickr |
It may be worth it to edit the article to state the channel in which it airs! We’ve got time, date, and details into each of the episodes…..yet no channel in the text. Only reference is the very first picture and the logo is quite small. Just sayin…
But on a lighter note, I thought to myself the other day theta I hope it comes back for season 2! Thanks for the heads up!!
Hey Shane,
It is listed in the first paragraph- “Last Friday, AirlineReporter.com was in Miami to cover the season two premiere of Airport 24/7: Miami, which will air on the Travel Channel Tuesday at 9pm.”
Travel Channel 😉
As appears on my screen, “Last Friday, AirlineReporter.com was in Miami to cover the season two premiere of Airport 24/7: Miami. This season will have 13 original episodes beginning Tuesday April 30th at 9/8C with a special 1 hour premiere.” Phone glitch?
Weird, it was there, now it is gone, sorry about that, when I at first refreshed it, it still showed up. We are working on it.
Is there anywhere full episodes can be watched online? Travel channel is not part of my channel lineup & they only have clips on the show’s travelchannel.com page.
Nice review, but I suspect this should be labeled as a “Sponsored/Supported Post.” While the into clips are not horrible and I could be called an “AvGeek,” this kind of drivel is one of the reasons that I’ve not owned a television for >15 years. Geek or not, the hour-long into and 30-min segments are not worth the time and don’t really deliver any significant content that even an average reader cannot obtain elsewhere, faster. That said, for those armchair flyers with nothing else to do, have fun.