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   Oceanic Airlines (sometimes called Oceanic Airways) is a fictional
   airline used in several films and television programs.
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    Oceanic Airlines Flight 815 was a scheduled flight from Sydney,
   Australia to Los Angeles, California, United States, on a Boeing 777
   owned by Oceanic Airlines.
        Oceanic Airlines is a fictional airline company used in several
       television shows and movies, most prominantly Lost.
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    Destruction, when Oceanic Airlines Flight 760 is struck by lightning.
   Considering what they say about lightning hitting the same place
   twice…or three times…or…well, you get the idea.
    Yes, you read that headline right: an Oceanic Airlines plane is going
   to crash on Wisteria Lane.
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    Oceanic Airlines page on Wikipedia, which is thriving right now). One
   day, www.oceanic-air.com popped onto the Net, which is, ostensibly,
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    Jump to: navigation, searchThe Oceanic Airlines logo from the ABC television series Lost.
   The Oceanic Airlines logo from the ABC television series Lost.
    Oceanic Airlines Flight 343 a Boeing 747-200 takes off from Athens
   bound for Washington Dulles.
    Oceanic Airlines, is the airline that brought the survivors onto the
   Lost Isand. The flight was 815, Sydney bound directly for LAX.
    Decker, the representative of Oceanic Airlines said that the plane
   crashed off shore the island of Membata. There, Kate gave birth to
   Aaron.
        it was changed from Trans Oceanic Airlines which existed in 50s,
       they were inspired by this airline.
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    It seems that Oceanic Airlines has been unable to weather the
   financial difficulties it’s endured since Flight 815 disappeared.
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    Sam Thomas, a former employee of fictional Oceanic Airlines who is
   discouraged by the lack of progress in the search for Oceanic flight
   815.
    Oceanic Airlines is giving away the goods
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