National Geographic Channel TV Guide — Monday, 20 July 2026

Investigation into the crash of a cargo plane in Amsterdam in 1992, when the aircraft lost its starboard engine shortly after take-off, sending it hurtling into two apartment blocks. Forty-three deaths were caused when a design feature failed - a measure created to save lives

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend put their restoration skills to the test when they restore a Wolseley Hornet, a car that has no manual and requires rare parts

Tim Shaw and Fuzz Townshend restore a VW Polo G40, a supercharged hot hatch owned by 43-year-old Anthony, whose dream car was sidelined by an MOT failure in 2007

A behind-the-scenes look at the Heineken factory in Zoeterwoude, the Netherlands, Europe's largest brewery and one of the most environmentally friendly factories in the world

Inside the Lego factory in Denmark, where 2,500 different-shaped bricks are created in 53 colours

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Teleshopping.

Documentary exploring the terrorist bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 in December 1988, which resulted in the deaths of 270 people and devastated the Scottish town of Lockerbie, close where the aircraft crashed

The implications of the worst aviation disaster in Norwegian history, which saw a plane filled with competition winners plunge into the sea on its way to Hamburg in 1989 and led to revelations regarding a significant black-market trade in spare parts

At the Soo Locks, the most critical link in America's industrial chain, winter closes fast. Crews battle ice, time and brutal conditions to guide the final iron ore freighters through the system, while tugs, divers and air-bubbler systems work nonstop to keep the channel open. The last ship must pass before shutdown

Fuzz Townshend and Tim Shaw head to Norfolk to take on a 1962 TVR Grantura that has been off the road for nearly 50 years

Airport workers reunite travellers with their missing items, including a sentimental 40th anniversary gift and a wallet with $1500

Documentary investigating the cause of the crash that brought down Alaska Airlines Flight 261 on January 31, 2000, killing all 88 passengers on board. The programme explores the possibility that airline cost-cutting was to blame for the jet's fate

In the quest for world domination, the Nazis built some of the biggest and deadliest pieces of military hardware and malevolent technology in history. This programme explores the story behind one of the most technologically advanced aeroplanes of the Second World War, awe-inspiring fighter jet the Messerschmitt Me 262, and the huge subterranean cave where it was built

Documenting the extraordinary defences and kill zones that surrounded Hitler's bunker in Berlin, which was a subterranean safehouse protected with 13ft-thick walls to keep the fuhrer safe from any attack the allies could throw at him from the air

An enormous carved stone offering clues about the dawn of human civilisation, a skeleton in a strange suit of armour, and a helmet designed to cut out distractions

The discovery of secrets beneath the ocean around New York, including an earth-shattering feat of engineering and a casualty of First World War stealth warfare