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* It is more intact than any of the other known jet airliners in the Commonwealth and is the only one to have one of its wings still attached. It also still features intact seats, luggage, instruments, and electrical systems. It is likely that the radiation of the Glowing Sea has made salvage attempts difficult and kept the airliner preserved. |
* It is more intact than any of the other known jet airliners in the Commonwealth and is the only one to have one of its wings still attached. It also still features intact seats, luggage, instruments, and electrical systems. It is likely that the radiation of the Glowing Sea has made salvage attempts difficult and kept the airliner preserved. |
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* The wrecked jet airliner is one of three aircraft wrecks in the Glowing Sea. The others are a [[Vertibird]] and a [[Stingray Deluxe]]. |
* The wrecked jet airliner is one of three aircraft wrecks in the Glowing Sea. The others are a [[Vertibird]] and a [[Stingray Deluxe]]. |
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* The [[Skylanes 1665 Mayday]] radio signal leading you to the crash site and the [[Skylanes Flight 1665 final transmission]] found on the [[Flight data recorder]] seem to contradict each other. The final transmission has a calm sounding pilot (no mention of any engine failure), who witnesses the sudden flash of the atomic bomb and then silence, implying that the aircraft crashed right afterward. The Skylanes 1665 Mayday radio signal seems to tell a different story. The pilot has a conversation with Boston Airport, discussing the landing procedure (no mention of seeing the atomic bomb), but then one engine suddenly catches fire, leading to the subsequent crash of Skylanes 1665. Even the voice of the pilot seems to be a different one. This seems to be a mistake, unless there were two aircraft of the same designation, crashing in the same area but for different reasons. |
* The [[Skylanes 1665 Mayday]] radio signal leading you to the crash site and the [[Skylanes Flight 1665 final transmission]] found on the [[Flight data recorder]] seem to contradict each other. The final transmission has a calm sounding pilot (no mention of any engine failure), who witnesses the sudden flash of the atomic bomb and then silence, implying that the aircraft crashed right afterward. The Skylanes 1665 Mayday radio signal seems to tell a different story. The pilot has a conversation with Boston Airport, discussing the landing procedure (no mention of seeing the atomic bomb), but then one engine suddenly catches fire, leading to the subsequent crash of Skylanes 1665. Even the voice of the pilot seems to be a different one. This seems to be a mistake, unless there were two aircraft of the same designation, crashing in the same area but for different reasons. |
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* Despite having Skylanes markings on the fuselage and right wing, the vertical stabilizer on the left wing bears Horizon markings. |
* Despite having Skylanes markings on the fuselage and right wing, the vertical stabilizer on the left wing bears Horizon markings. |
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Skylanes Flight 1665 is a location in the Glowing Sea in Fallout 4.
Background
Skylanes Flight 1665 is the location of a pre-War Jet airliner crash site. It was approaching Boston from the west and was in the process of lining up with the runway when the first nuke hit. It's unclear if the plane crashed due to being hit by the shockwave or an EMP wave. It can be easily located by activating Relay Tower 0DB-521 within the Glowing Sea and following the radio signal Skylanes 1665 Mayday.
Layout
This location consists of a crashed airplane in the Glowing Sea. The plane is broken apart and scattered over a small area. Lootable luggage bags are scattered around the interior and exterior of the plane debris.
The section that contains the cockpit also has two trap doors on the passenger level and a steamer trunk. The trap door southwest of the cockpit is labeled storage compartment and leads to additional lootable luggage. It also has the switch to turn off the mayday signal. The trap door southeast just next to the stairs leads to a compartment that contains a master level locked container that contains some ammunition, a couple of rifles, some other loot, and the Skylanes Flight 1665 final transmission note.
Notable loot
Notes
- Activating a switch inside the aircraft's fuselage activates a blinking navigation light on the right wing. This feature is purely cosmetic.
- It is more intact than any of the other known jet airliners in the Commonwealth and is the only one to have one of its wings still attached. It also still features intact seats, luggage, instruments, and electrical systems. It is likely that the radiation of the Glowing Sea has made salvage attempts difficult and kept the airliner preserved.
- The wrecked jet airliner is one of three aircraft wrecks in the Glowing Sea. The others are a Vertibird and a Stingray Deluxe.
- The pilot was oddly able to witness one of the explosions without being blinded by the flash.
- The Skylanes 1665 Mayday radio signal leading you to the crash site and the Skylanes Flight 1665 final transmission found on the Flight data recorder seem to contradict each other. The final transmission has a calm sounding pilot (no mention of any engine failure), who witnesses the sudden flash of the atomic bomb and then silence, implying that the aircraft crashed right afterward. The Skylanes 1665 Mayday radio signal seems to tell a different story. The pilot has a conversation with Boston Airport, discussing the landing procedure (no mention of seeing the atomic bomb), but then one engine suddenly catches fire, leading to the subsequent crash of Skylanes 1665. Even the voice of the pilot seems to be a different one. This seems to be a mistake, unless there were two aircraft of the same designation, crashing in the same area but for different reasons.
- Despite having Skylanes markings on the fuselage and right wing, the vertical stabilizer on the left wing bears Horizon markings.
- Even though there are 2 recordings of the crash this could imply the pilot and copilot where on different channels one using the data recorder and the other contacting Boston airport
Appearances
Skylanes Flight 1665 only appears in Fallout 4.
Bugs
The trap door in the floor next to the cockpit stairs does not open when you activate it. To enter, instead find the hole in the fuselage underneath where the left wing would have been located.[verified]
- The hitbox for the Hidden Compartment door does not line up visually. Aim at the top right hinge of the metal door and you will be able to see the prompt to interact with it.
- Flipping the circuit breaker in the storage compartment may not turn off the mayday signal.[verification overdue]
