Unlike most other planes, the AT-400 can be flown over Area 69 with less chance of being shot down by homing missiles, providing the player does not hang around.
Caution should be exercised when the plane is on the ground it easily gains a lot of momentum and can be difficult to bring it to a stop once it gets going. Nevertheless, the AT-400 can reach impressively high speeds in the air and can in fact be used to execute stunts, including barrel rolls and loop-the-loops. The AT-400's enormous size and sluggish response makes the plane harder to control, similar to the Andromada. Performance Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas A fourth color combination is a dark green primary color with dark red secondary color, which is usually used for NPC-controlled flights and rarely spawns in the hangar at Las Venturas Airport. The AT-400 will spawn in a grey primary color with either red, blue or green secondary color. The other color covers the rest: the upper and the bottom of the fuselage, the tail and the front part of the engines. The jet has a two-tone body style, the first color covering the sides of the fuselage, the wings, the stabilizers and the rear part of the engines. The only known operator of this aircraft is Juank Air however, unlike the Nevada, it does not feature the Juank Air livery, and instead possesses a two-tone body paintjob. The aircraft is obviously the biggest vehicle of the game, and is unrealistically much bigger than the Andromada. However, the AT-400 itself appears considerably short, with a shorter row of cabin windows than the 737-100, the shortest model of the 737 family. The AT-400 is mostly based on the Boeing 737-400 commercial airliner, an accurate rendition as the 737-400 entered service in 1988, four years before the game's set.
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