This usually occurs when either loading the game, switching character or starting a mission. In the enhanced version of GTA V, released for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC, due to the addition of jets flying in the skies of San Andreas, jets may randomly be heard, and seen, albeit aftermath only, exploding. It can be seen pulling the Zombie Elvis Found! banner behind it in Vice City. The player cannot interact with it in any way in Vice City but can be "destroyed" in GTA III by precisely shooting it with a rocket launcher. This one, however, follows a predetermined path around the city, and as such, it never comes close to hitting any structures. However, in GTA III and GTA Vice City, the only airplane to be seen flying is the DeadDodo, an unsolid and unobtainable variant of the Dodo airplane. The only other games, that include NPC airplanes that fly through the sky, are GTA III, GTA Vice City, and Grand Theft Auto V. It has also been experienced in front of Madd Dogg's Crib. There are also frequent crashes into the skyscrapers in downtown Los Santos and San Fierro. Airplanes also commonly crash into The Big Ear. There are frequent crashes on Mount Chiliad, or around the large rock formations in El Castillo del Diablo and Arco del Oeste. Plane crashes occur wherever there are very tall objects.
Even though the AT-400 and the Andromada also spawn flying, these airplanes fly at a much higher altitude, therefore it is nearly impossible for them to crash into anything in the game. Only these airplanes crash, because they are the only ones that are programmed to spawn flying. When the planes spawn, they end up crashing head-on into these objects, because they are not programmed to avoid them. Airplanes are programmed to fly above the player in a straight line, regardless of whether or not there are any tall objects in their path. The airplanes crashing into objects can be explained by their artificial intelligence. Developers did this due to the game's limitations because spawning a pilot could take more operating and graphic memory, which was low back in 2004, the year GTA San Andreas has been released. All of the aircraft are set to spawn without a pilot. This can be proven by looking into the handling files of the game. It has been noted that the planes have no pilot, even when in mid-flight. The strange thing about these crashes is that upon inspection of the wrecked airplanes, there does not seem to be any pilot. Other times, the airplanes may crash head-on into the ground near the player, often resulting in the death of the player or destruction of their vehicle. These airplanes seem to be oblivious to their surroundings and may crash head-on into objects, even though there may be enough time for them to maneuver out of the way. Around the state, airplanes can be regularly seen crashing into tall objects.
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