National Geographic Channel TV Guide — Saturday, 6 June 2026

Flood defences around the world, including vast underground rivers in Tokyo, early warning systems in Valencia, and storm surge barriers in New Orleans

CBP in Miami and JFK find all types of contraband concealed cleverly by smuggling suspects who don't fit the typical profile

One-off special. Hazen Audel leads a herd of yaks over the foothills of the Himalayas to reach the ancient fortress city of Lomanthang

Behind the scenes at the world's largest airline caterers, producing millions of meals from their Los Angeles kitchen to feed 40,000 people flying from LAX every day

The manufacturing process of a company that builds 18,000 fire engines from the ground up every year

A look at how Argentine sauce and a speedy pad Thai are made in factories

A glimpse behind the scenes at the manufacturing of DIY pizza and fresh orange juice

Dr Kelleher returns to treat an array of patients in the hopes of reuniting them with their loving owners

A pregnant boa constrictor is covered in mites, an opossum has an infected tail, and a duck has an unwanted face piercing

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Slamming into a mountain, Japan Airlines 123 becomes the deadliest single aircraft accident in history and threatens to ground 747s worldwide

Corporate Airlines 5966 crashes mysteriously in Missouri in 2004, but investigators uncover a conversation in the cockpit that set the tone for disaster

With all the emergency agencies involved in a simulated plane crash exercise, real problems place airport operations in jeopardy

A Labrador has his first day as a drug sniffer, the managers see if they can smuggle a fake bomb past their screening teams, and Annie faces her moment of truth

Flood defences around the world, including vast underground rivers in Tokyo, early warning systems in Valencia, and storm surge barriers in New Orleans

The crash of Scandinavian Airlines Flight 751 in 1991, when ice caused both engines to fail and forced the pilots to make an emergency landing on a field in Gottrora

In June 1982, the engines of British Airways Flight 009 failed after it flew through volcanic ash caused by an eruption and the plane began falling from the sky. Minutes before it would have crashed into the sea the engines roared back to life - narrowly avoiding a catastrophe. The investigation looks at the lessons learned from the incident, which changed the way pilots were trained

Glass is one of the most versatile materials in the construction world. It's both practical and beautiful, but when it fails, it's not all it's cracked up to be

Urban construction relies on two types of cranes to hoist the next high-rise - but when they fail, they make one big mess. Plus, discover the bad side of escalators

Investigation into the causes of a 1998 rail disaster in Germany, when an express train ploughed into a bridge while travelling at 125mph. More than 100 people died in the accident, and in the aftermath wheels were replaced on many of the country's high-speed trains