aircraft's fuselage from Executive Decision is visible. Panic in the Skies! (1996 television movie): A Royce Air International Boeing 747 is struck by lightning shortly after takeoff in America, en route for Europe. In some scenes, the Royce Air International logo is not visible, with Oceanic Airline markings in their place. The War at Home "The West Palm Beach Story" (16 April 2006): A gag about a Middle Eastern man and the threat of airborne terrorism on board an Oceanic Airlines flight is featured. List of fictional Oceanic Airlines flights Further reading The Wayfarer's Handbook: A Field Guide for the Independent Traveler by Evan S. Rice, Hachette Book Group (2017) The Aircraft-Spotter's Film and Television Companion by Simon D. Beck, McFarland & Co (2016) "Hollywood's Flight Frights: The Bombs Are Back: Now It's Safe to Scare in the Air" by Greg Morago, Hartford Courant (21 July 2005) See also Acme Corporation Finder-Spyder Heisler Beer Morley (cigarette) References External links Boeing 747-121 at Airliners.net. A photographic history of the Boeing 747 used for ground scenes in the film Executive Decision. Boeing 747-269B at Airliners.net. A photographic history of the Boeing 747 used for surface to air scenes in the film Executive Decision. Boeing 747-SP at Airliners.net. A photographic history of the Boeing 747 used during the filming of Code 11–14. Lockheed L-1011-385-1 TriStar 1 at Airliners.net. A photographic history of the Lockheed L-1011 TriStar dismantled for the set of Lost. Lost (TV series) Fictional airlines In-jokes Fictional brands Fictional companies Oceania in fiction