I'm not even sure if JAG is still on - It was on one of the cable networks this morning..
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Media featuring Oceanic Airlines
The following sources contain Oceanic Airlines.
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 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.
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.
Reused footage
Oceanic Airlines, as it appears in the After the Sunset trailer.Stock footage from Executive Decision was also reused in the following:
After the Sunset: According to the trailer, Max and Lola fly on Oceanic Airlines to their retreat in the Bahamas. The footage does not show up in the theatrical cut of the movie.
Category 6: Day of Destruction: Flight 762, which had to make an emergency landing at O'Hare Airport because the plane was hit with lightning.
Diagnosis Murder: The Boeing 747 used with the route from LAX to Switzerland (Flight number 456) in the episode "Murder in The Air."
JAG: Uses stock footage featuring Oceanic Flight 343 in the episodes "Vanished" and "The Bridge at Kang So Ri".
Nowhere to Land: Oceanic Flight 762, also from Sydney to Los Angeles. Nerve gas onboard.
Panic in the Skies: Footage was used from the film Executive Decision except with "Royce Air International" logos instead of the original ones. (In some scenes however, the original unedited footage is used.)
The War at Home: Footage was used from the film Executive Decision in the episode called "The West Palm Beach Story"