Picture 1: Satellite view of the aircraft.
Picture 2: Aircraft while in SAAF
Picture 3: Close view of the wreckage
Aircraft Type: Avro Shackleton
Registration: 1716
Airline: Private
Coordinates: 22°37'49.83"N 13°14'14.48"W
Clearly visible through satellite imagery.
1716 was originally delivered to the South African Air Force. (This needs updating, please remind me via yt comments if I haven't yet)
The final flight of 1716 was its second leg, between Abidjan and Lisbon. Over the Sahara, engine #4 overheated. The crew shut the engine down and successfully feathered it. Soon, engine #3 failed as well with sparks flying off of it. That engine was also shut down. However, the engine could not be feathered and the propellors continued to windmill. Engine #4 was restarted, but it quickly overheated again. The crew was forced to make an emergency landing. A search was started, and the crew of 19 was spotted safe and sound by a French Breguet Atlantique.
The wreckage was WAY too far away from civilization to salvage.