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Well as im sure you know, there are a few planes that, while in the air, when you open the main exit the people will bail out!

Then the aircraft either:
1)flys itself to the ground (and crahses)
2) the plane dissapears and you stear the pilots, W/chutes, to the ground.

nope fs2002 was ment to have full featured crash effects untill the attacks on the world trade center in 2001.

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Already use it, let that be our dirty little secret 
(I also have massive crash installed )

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And in what game or sim, exactly, are you SUPPOSED to crash?

I would like to be able to have minor crash FX.  Things like emergency landings, where the gear won't come down fully and you have to make a belly-up landing, or complete gear failure when you hit the runway too hard and you have to try to keep the aircraft from smashing into the tower while it grinds pavement and throws sparks.  Adrenaline is something I feel has been sadly lacking from FS for oh, so long.

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You should see Kent Pietsch! He does a performance in a interstate cadet and half way through the performance he "loses" different parts of the aircraft.

It's a verry fun performance...

Here's a video.Here

Ok sorry for changeing the course of this thread

Ah, Sgt. Gabe has made a great point. Real crashes. No, not crashes as in hitting buildings or nosediving into the ground. Instead, like it has been said many times, damage, damage that actually happens without having control over it. I completely agree that wanting to "play the terrorist" and hit buildings or deliberately nosedive completely deserves a stopped game and a . But as people have stated, we dont need crash effects, we need damage. But damage only to the point that it is still possible to get the plane on the ground (by whatever means necessary) without causing it to explode. So like Gabe said, real crashes. Real crashes most of the time in the real world are not because of deliberate stupidity, but because of forces beyond the control of the pilot. And real crash situations many times do not lead to death. A real crash can involve the gear on a plane failing, and it is still perfectly possible to get that plane on the ground without it exploding, so why cant M$ allow us to do the same in Simulation? Things go wrong on airplanes, and planes are made to be able to recover from most minor problems, so if I brake a little too hard, or hit the runway to hard, rather than my plane simply burying itself in the ground, maybe some blown tires or some sparks? Cause right now it seems that the ground is intangible to anything other than the wheels sometimes.

Theres my buck and a quarter.