Credit to: Superliner350 for the Boeing 707.

NOTE: Please do not take this plane as an insult, at no time is this intended to offend the relatives of the passangers of this flight

It’s just the Pan Am livery in my previous rework…

And it recreates flight 843! You can recreate the accident from outside, or from the cockpit!

Instructions: ( Can be viewed in-game )

AG1: Reverse Thrust
AG2: Lights
AG3: Landing lights
AG4: Spoilers/ Air Brake
Air-To-Air: Burn Engine 4
Air-To-GND: Explode left wing.
AG8: Navigation lights and cabin lights
NOTE: De-activate AG8 will cut power to the cabin lights and nav lights until you re-activate it again.

Enjoy!

Important Information (Wikipedia):

Pan Am Flight 843 was a scheduled domestic commercial flight from San Francisco, California, to Honolulu, Hawaii. On Monday, June 28, 1965, Clipper Friendship,[2] the Boeing 707-321B operating this route, experienced an uncontained engine failure shortly after take-off, but was successfully able to make an emergency landing at nearby Travis Air Force Base.[3] The engine failure had been caused by faulty installation and maintenance procedures. The accident was filmed by a passenger.

Accident

Flight 843, carrying 143 passengers and 10 crew members, departed from San Francisco International Airport around 2:00 pm PST (18:00 UTC). After going through the pre-flight checklist, Captain Charles Kimes, 44, let his co-pilot, Fred Miller, 48, handle the take-off. As the aircraft climbed to an altitude around 800 feet (244 m), the number-4 (outer-right) engine exploded, rupturing the right outboard fuel tank and igniting the fuel inside. The explosion and resulting fire caused the last 25 feet (8 m) of the right wing, along with the damaged engine, to break off from the rest of the aircraft.[3] Captain Kimes radioed the tower, "I don't know whether I can keep it in the air or not."[4]

The pilots were able to extinguish the fire, after which they headed for Travis Air Force Base for an emergency landing. During this time, passenger William Richmond and his wife recorded footage of the burning wing with their camera. Finally, about 34 minutes after taking off, and with the landing gear lowered by emergency means,[5] Flight 843 landed safely at Travis, with all 153 people on board surviving unharmed. The success of the landing under the circumstances was described as a "miracle" by the news press