The Ogham is a static plane in Grand Theft Auto IV and Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars.
Description[]
The plane appears to be a spiritual successor to the GTA San Andreas rendition of the Shamal, appearing as a small commercial and/or private jet loosely based around the Learjet series of private jets. The plane appears with tail-mounted engines and tail stabilizers.
The jets have "OGHAM" written on the fuselage near the door. There are several models each with different liveries, numbers and even flags to represent its nation:
- A blank silver/off white variant with registration "AD 2108" and an American flag.[1]
- A white with yellow/blue stripe with registration "2810E" and an Irish flag.[2]
- A white and blue variant with registration "KRS-97" and a Scottish flag.[3]
- A black/grey FlyUS variant with registration "3105SP" and an American flag.[4]
- There is also a variant with an open door and partially modeled interior, appearing in the GTA IV multiplayer mission Hangman's NOOSE. This version bears the same white and blue as the third variant, but having the registration "3105SP" and the American flag from the fourth variant.
- In The Ballad of Gay Tony, a destroyed model is used in the mission Bang Bang, when the player destroys the last objective.
The planes can be found dotted around the small plane parking areas in Francis International Airport.
The Ogham is completely static and cannot be moved, damaged or destroyed. The prop itself will play constant light jet turbine sounds.
Prominent Appearances in Gameplay[]
Grand Theft Auto IV[]
Multiplayer[]
The Ballad of Gay Tony[]
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars[]
Version History Gallery[]
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