The Plane That Never Was SCP-787

SCP-787 is a Safe Class anomaly also known as The Plane That Never Was.

SCP 787 is a Boeing 747-200 airliner of unknown manufacturing date and call sign. SCP787 was found in a field near Bremerton, Washington despite there being no record of the plane ever having flown, or even existing at all. But most disturbing, is that SCP-787 is full of dead bodies. How did they get there? What happened to this mysterious airplane and why did none of its traveler survive?

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[minetruly]

"SCP-787 is a 747"

I can only imagine the drama between the author and whoever authored SCP-747.

[umangsheel]

I always like how the narrator talks in a cool voice, like the 'this is fine', or the nonchalant blunt tone

[waynetastic]

This plane is like if a game dev spammed random jumpscares everywhere in his horror game without context lol

[LordProteus]

Random idea. The plain is a physical embodiment of the fear of flying, and reasons why people are afraid of flying are abstractly represented within it, as well as people who are afraid of flying. The "living" Old Man might have a fear of flying and so a version of him manifested on the plain.

[jotarosans]

"WAS THAT THE PLANE INVESTIGATION OF 87?" Markiplier said calmly

[thedicewizard]

Maybe it isn’t a temporal anomaly. Could be a dimensional anomaly. Seems like the plane is stuck in a super position where it displays possible realities during these events.

[explorer]

Just a side note: there are statistically no higher or fewer missing aircraft or ships within the vicinity of the Bermuda triangle than in any other part of the world's oceans. Makes sense really, when was the last time one in the area made the news? It's also one of the main flying corridors between the US and Europe.

[collette]

Genuinely upset that this isn't scp 747

[BlackRavenFeather]

Questions!: are the bodies still decaying or are they in a sort of stasis at their current point of decay? Can times of death be figured for any of them? Is the paint still wet or did it dry? Was there any markings under the paint where the call sign was supposed to be? What happens to a person if you just stick them in there for days, weeks, months, years at a time? What kind of tech is on the plane, like is it from 1987 or is it modern tech?

[yotae]

As someone who is obsessed with aviation, everything he said about the plane that seems Normal is valid

[deathbyjas]

Honestly at this point, SCP explained videos are getting better and better. On our way to 1 million :)

[Silver_Sonic_]

The voice talking about pancakes was the best part.

[Sporkyboi]

I have a love hate relationship with this SCP. It’s really cool, but it also makes no sense. It feels like someone just smacked a bunch of random stuff into an article with no real idea of how to connect them and called it a day.

[vizzyboi]

My guess is that the plane connects to different parallel realities. That explains the anomalies, and especially the discrepancy with the fact that one of its 'corpses' was still alive. It was probably the same person from a different dimension.

[stuffedfriendsstuffedfrien]

ex-Korean Air Boeing 747-273C (former passenger aircraft, converted into cargo aircraft. This would explain the painted over windows, which are a very common feature on converted passenger aircraft) judging by the appearance. Possibly recently overhauled (explaining the wet paint and new equipment). Likely on its way to Seattle (location of Boeing Field) from Sydney (a Korean Air destination) to get its cabin replaced with a cargo bay. Likely an alternate dimension version of HL7471 based off when it was discovered.

[Lawsonomy]

I'm surprised that no researchers thought to leave any living specimens inside the plane to see what happens to them. I wonder what would have happened if their was a rat in a cage in the plan during any one of those anomalies.

[indigofenix]

The randomness of this SCP suggests that the manifestations don't come from a single source, but from many of them. My guess is that each manifestation is being generated by a different passenger. Maybe their deaths were caused by their own imaginations/worst fears becoming real, and that's why they all died in different ways, while leaving a kind of dreamlike "soul imprint" on the plane itself that could randomly manifest later.

[XIIthehangedmanXII]

The rift in time and space theory wouldn't explain the wet paint... Also, it's a bit strange how long it took the foundation to start identifying the bodies. But overall, I quite like this SCP.

[CassieWhite-qd]

“The 747 is the safest plane ever built”
Me: “think again”

[yimingchen]

I love how the "hangar" containing the plane is just a standard warehouse scaled up massively