Multiple red lights go on in the cockpit simultaneously, and the Captain (personal name Pambar, but nobody who works on an airplane, with new passengers constantly boarding and departing, is going to make anybody remember their name) immediately looks at the brightest one.

"Exception!  Transponder failure!  And - satellite positioning failure, satellite comms failure, satellite Network access failure, we have lost all satellite systems simultaneously."

A regularly scheduled airplane flight is far over the water between the Default Continent and the Mid-Ocean Continent when several red lights go on in the cockpit simultaneously.

The Captain (personal name Pambar, but nobody who works on an airplane, with new passengers constantly boarding and departing, is going to make anybody remember their name) immediately looks at the brightest light.

"Exception!  Transponder failure!  And--satellite positioning failure, satellite comms failure, satellite Network access failure--we have lost all satellite systems simultaneously."

A regularly scheduled airplane flight is far over the water between the Mid-Ocean Continent and the Default Continent when several red lights go on in the cockpit simultaneously.

The Captain (personal name Pambar, but nobody who works on an airplane, with new passengers constantly boarding and departing, is going to make anybody remember their name) immediately looks at the brightest light.

"Exception!  Transponder failure!  And--satellite positioning failure, satellite comms failure, satellite Network access failure--we have lost all satellite systems simultaneously."

A regularly scheduled airplane flight is far over the water heading towards the Default Continent when several red lights go on in the cockpit simultaneously.

The Captain (personal name Pambar, but nobody who works on an airplane, with new passengers constantly boarding and departing, is going to make anybody remember their name) immediately looks at the brightest light.

"Exception!  Transponder failure!  And--satellite positioning failure, satellite comms failure, satellite Network access failure--we have lost all satellite systems simultaneously."

A regularly scheduled airplane flight is far over the water heading towards the Default Continent when several red lights go on in the cockpit simultaneously, accompanied by a chirp that means "look at the instrument panel, the plane isn't about to crash but at least one of those messages is important".

The Captain (personal name Pambar, but nobody who works on an airplane, with new passengers constantly boarding and departing, is going to make anybody remember their name) immediately looks at the brightest light.

"Exception!  Transponder failure!  And--satellite positioning failure, satellite comms failure, satellite Network access failure--we have lost all satellite systems simultaneously."