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Never fly Oceanic Air
Worst airline on record
Quiz question: Why should you never get on an Oceanic flight?
Because they lose passengers on islands in the middle of nowhere with big magnetic field problems and black smoke monsters?
because you have to pay for your booze.
Same as with United then...
Because you wake up with a headache with lots of people running around you...
(Then you really know it is your bad Dharma day).
(Then you really know it is your bad Dharma day).
Doesn't matter if you should or shouldn't fly them - you can't.
You're better off with the others anyway.
You're better off with the others anyway.
Flight 815 is Lost (i.e. fictional airline)
Oceanic:"Getting halfway there is all the fun!"
Not just LOST.
The following sources contain Oceanic Airlines.
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* Executive Decision: Oceanic Flight 343 from Athens to Washington, DC was hijacked by terrorists.
* Code 11-14: an FBI agent searches for a killer aboard Oceanic Airlines flight 816 a Boeing 747SP bound for Los Angeles from Sydney.
* Lost: The show revolves around the aftermath of the crash of Oceanic Flight 815 from Sydney to Los Angeles. The producers of Lost also created a website for the fictional airline, including clues and references to the show's mystery. In flash-forwards, a group of the characters that return to civilization are nicknamed the 'Oceanic Six'.
* Alias: Oceanic's flight to Sydney is briefly mentioned in an announcement at LAX, when the show's main character Sydney Bristow is there. Alias and Lost were both created by J.J. Abrams.
* LAX: Advertisements and computers in terminals in LAX feature the Oceanic Airlines name in the episode "Senator's Daughter".
* Pushing Daisies: An Oceanic Airlines advertisement can be seen in the travel agent's office in the episode "Pie-lette".
* Chuck: In the episode "Chuck vs the Helicopter", Chuck is viewing a series of photos when one triggers his recall of the secrets. He begins revealing apparently-unconnected secrets including, "Oceanic Flight 815 was shot down by a surface-to-air...", a different cause than what was revealed to have brought down the airplane on the ABC series Lost.
Flight No. Incident description Television Show/Film
816 Serial killer pursued by FBI agent on aircraft. Code 11-14
815 Explosive decompression caused by electromagnetic pulse. LOST
815 Shot down by surface-to-air missile. Chuck: 01.02: Chuck versus the Helicopter
762 Forced landing caused by lightning strike. Category 6: Day of Destruction
762 Nerve agent attack threatened by mental illness sufferer. Nowhere to Land
456 First officer murdered in-flight and aircrew members afflicted by illness. Diagnosis: Murder: 04.23: Murder in the Air
343 Skyjacking; aircraft retaken in-flight by special forces. Executive Decision
343 Skyjacking by North Korean extremists; aircraft retaken in-flight by JAG personnel. JAG: 05.18: The Bridge at Kang So Ri
17 Forced to ditch in the Atlantic Ocean; 80 miles south of Miami Flipper: 02.07: The Ditching
Not just LOST.
The following sources contain Oceanic Airlines.
Original
* Executive Decision: Oceanic Flight 343 from Athens to Washington, DC was hijacked by terrorists.
* Code 11-14: an FBI agent searches for a killer aboard Oceanic Airlines flight 816 a Boeing 747SP bound for Los Angeles from Sydney.
* Lost: The show revolves around the aftermath of the crash of Oceanic Flight 815 from Sydney to Los Angeles. The producers of Lost also created a website for the fictional airline, including clues and references to the show's mystery. In flash-forwards, a group of the characters that return to civilization are nicknamed the 'Oceanic Six'.
* Alias: Oceanic's flight to Sydney is briefly mentioned in an announcement at LAX, when the show's main character Sydney Bristow is there. Alias and Lost were both created by J.J. Abrams.
* LAX: Advertisements and computers in terminals in LAX feature the Oceanic Airlines name in the episode "Senator's Daughter".
* Pushing Daisies: An Oceanic Airlines advertisement can be seen in the travel agent's office in the episode "Pie-lette".
* Chuck: In the episode "Chuck vs the Helicopter", Chuck is viewing a series of photos when one triggers his recall of the secrets. He begins revealing apparently-unconnected secrets including, "Oceanic Flight 815 was shot down by a surface-to-air...", a different cause than what was revealed to have brought down the airplane on the ABC series Lost.
Flight No. Incident description Television Show/Film
816 Serial killer pursued by FBI agent on aircraft. Code 11-14
815 Explosive decompression caused by electromagnetic pulse. LOST
815 Shot down by surface-to-air missile. Chuck: 01.02: Chuck versus the Helicopter
762 Forced landing caused by lightning strike. Category 6: Day of Destruction
762 Nerve agent attack threatened by mental illness sufferer. Nowhere to Land
456 First officer murdered in-flight and aircrew members afflicted by illness. Diagnosis: Murder: 04.23: Murder in the Air
343 Skyjacking; aircraft retaken in-flight by special forces. Executive Decision
343 Skyjacking by North Korean extremists; aircraft retaken in-flight by JAG personnel. JAG: 05.18: The Bridge at Kang So Ri
17 Forced to ditch in the Atlantic Ocean; 80 miles south of Miami Flipper: 02.07: The Ditching
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