Oceanic Airlines

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The current Oceanic Airlines logo.

Oceanic Airlines is an international commercial airline which specializes in aeronautical transport. Oceanic Airlines is renowned for having many unfortunate "incidents" aboard their aeronautical transports vessels. Instead of the normal factual information an encyclopedia article would, and should, have on a commercial enterprise, this article will have information solely on those unfortunate incidents mentioned about thirty-six words ago. As it is our duty to relay these "incidents" without prejudice or bias, there will be no opinion included in the reports here, only cold hard truth.

A typical Oceanic flight.

Flight 815[edit | edit source]

There are no "official" records of a flight "815", therefore none ever existed.

Flight 762[edit | edit source]

Flight 762 has been involved in two incidents, they are as follows:

Incident 1[edit | edit source]

Forced to land because of a freak thunderstorm.

Incident 2[edit | edit source]

Nerve agent attack was threatened by an insane man.

Flight 666[edit | edit source]

Fuckin' exploded man, it just fuckin' exploded.

Flight 456[edit | edit source]

First officer murdered in-flight.

Flight 420[edit | edit source]

Pilot and first officer convicted of FUI (flying under the influence) after all 150 passengers came down with motion sickness.

Flight 408[edit | edit source]

Brought down by a magical storm over Canada.

Flight 343[edit | edit source]

Skyjacked by Islamic Terrorists, was skyjacked by North Koreans a few days later.

Flight 100[edit | edit source]

Flight time reportedly took longer than usual, due to a southerly breeze coming from the north. Kevin Smith was also a passenger aboard this flight.

See also[edit | edit source]