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Netflix’s wild new crime documentary is ‘like a spinoff of Narcos’ – here’s what people are saying
- Netflix's new drama 'Cocaine Air: Smugglers at 30,000 Ft.' mirrors the style of Narcos, based on a true story about a drug bust involving former air force pilots and passengers with no criminal records.
- The series follows the arrest of two pilots and two passengers in the Dominican Republic due to cocaine-laden suitcases found on their jet in 2013.
- Despite claiming innocence and ignorance of the drug cargo, they end up in jail, leading to a mystery around their guilt or potential setup.
- The documentary has gained popularity on Netflix, currently ranked second globally for non-English content.
- Opinions vary on the series' length, with some finding it stretched out over three 45-minute episodes but praising the intriguing central mystery.
- Viewers on Reddit have enjoyed the show, finding the unfolding story both entertaining and perplexing.
- The documentary's focus on whether the arrested individuals were truly unaware of the illicit cargo has sparked skepticism and disbelief among some viewers.
- 'Cocaine Air: Smugglers at 30,000 Ft.' is available for streaming on Netflix.
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