Personally

Delta MD-8?

Northwest (Remember them?) DC-9

US Airways A-319

Delta 727-200

My best "Holy SH*T" moment was when I in X-plane one time using a payware 727-200, on a CVG-ALB-BOS route, and I was flying over the Pennsylvania countryside, and my #1 Engine gave out, so I made to divert to Pittsburgh, I almost made it, as I approached, I made the terrible mistake of using 45 degree flaps on a 727, immediate stall at about 3500 feet, followed by my #3 engine putting out thick smoke, I reduced flaps to 35 degrees and applied all the throttle I had left, promptly igniting my smoking #3 Engine, and pulled out just enough that my main gear survived (Somehow) and my Nosegear gave out, about 500 feet short of Runway 10L.       Guessed part, not in X-plane [All 150 or so aboard survived with injuries ranging from bruising to broken bones]

Yes, i forgot to tag this as a press release.

As Bifrost Airways prepares to mark it's third anniversery of operation, we celebrate how far we have come by reminding you of N-000BF, the lost DC-7 that faithfully served our Chicago Midway routes despite being far past it's expiration date. You may be gone now, but you live on in our memories, old trooper.

 By the way, we have a livery now, mate!

I would like to know, for AE4, are crashes planned as a feature? As they would be a great reason for airlines to ditch their ancient turboprops.

Hello, I would appreciate it if you make a livery, this airline mostly flies 727-200 type aircraft, but I would accept any jet Aircraft as the template.

My logo is enclosed, please try to stay loyal to it, and please don't make anything crazy. I hope I don't sound too demanding. Thanks!