@truv1217 You have to know what they look like. Each plane has it's own unique features, but they tend to look a lot a like. For instance, you need to know where the jet engines are mounted on a specific plane, how many engines that plane has, and it doesn't hurt to know what Boeing aircraft the major airlines fly. the Boeing 717 has 2 tail mounted engines. The Boeing 727 has 2 tail mounted engines and a 3rd engine built into the tail. It would help to know that no major carrier flies 727's now.
@truv1217 Another example is this: When you know what type of Boeing airplanes a carrier flies, it will be easier to indentify them. Southwest ONLY flies Boeing 737's (Possibly 717's too when the merger with Air Tran is complete) So whenever you see a Southwest plane, it's a 737. Jetblue does not operate any Boeing airplanes, so no matter what jetblue plane you see, it is not a Boeing airplane. That will help you to distinguish Boeing planes from other manufacturers. Bored yet?
I remember when I flew Continental Airlines from Newark, New Jersey to San Juan, Puerto Rico in 2003, I do recall seeing an American Airlines plane fly the opposite direction below me.
I think it's a 777-200 ER: It wears the old UA colours, and afaik, the first orders of UA consisted of 200 and -200ER series. I'm not even sure, if they bought -200LRs or -300s recently, and if so, they would definitely be painted in the new colour scheme
@CivilAviation1 How do you come to the conclusion or supposition that the airplane in question could be part of Mexicana airlines? Specifically, the 777.
@CivilAviation1@CivilAviation1 How do you come to the conclusion or supposition that the airplane in question could be part of Mexicana airlines? Specifically, the 777.
Mexicana's fleet does not include a B777, Aeromexico does
@junior1234542 LOL you are FUCKING STUPID..... hahahah you actually think that he thinks its a cessna??? hahahah your fat mother must of dropped you on your head like 500 times.
Also definate B777, notice APU exhaust cone, comes to point instead of rounded, biggest difference, also the Engines are are more inline with size of aircraft
Awesome Footage, i tried to get some similar to that on my ryanair flight back from krakow, poland, as many were crossing our flight path. minute i got my camera out didnt see another single aircraft. typical!
People are still going on about "chemtrails"? As in, in a serious way?
Since when did good old contrails become something scary?
Do some proper research - science is far more than simple observation.
Get a degree in physics for a starter. Then work some time at an airport as a ground handling crew as well as an aircraft mechanic. Then go check out an aircraft factory.
Some urban myths are so easily and obviously busted that one really wonders why theyre still around!
And what facts do you base your negative assumption on? From the pictures I have seen the chem and con trails look entirely different. Contrails have been around for many years and people have known for years what they look like. The more recent sightings look really different, and so that, along with other information, are put together to speculate that something may be going on that is not altogether good.
I base "assumption" on experience, Ive been in aviation my whole life and Ive always had a keen interest in science/technology. There is no room in modern jet planes for the endless ammount of liquids/gas needed to create chemtrail. The industry around it would be gigantic, and impossible to cover up (hundreds of thousands of people working directly with it). Ive myself several times been passenger in jets (high-bypass turbofans) leaving long-lasting contrails. New engines = different contrails.
Again assumptions. You know nothing about what agents they might be using. You have no idea of what concentrations they may in. Our government has covered up things for years.
Being an engineer for many years, I fully understand the difference between a jet and a turbofan engine. Being a "passenger on jets" does not make you an expert, and I have no idea what you mean be "been in aviation", but what is being asserted here is fully plausible and fully possible.
I'm sorry. I forgot to bring my foil hat to this party. The thing that annoys me the most is that these people who come up with this stuff always say "I'm an engineer, or I'm in aviation, or I'm Dr. Lawrence Thermodae, esq." I'm telling you I'm just an average human being and even I'm smart enough to say "Often the most likely explanation is the simplest." They're clouds, not chem-trails. So let's just shut up and enjoy the video.
You're full of CRAP Dweeb!!! Disinformation spreading LIAR!
That is NOT a contrail and you well know it you government FICTITIOUS AGENT! Have a stupid day! Who signs your paycheck?????????????????????????????????????
This unprecedented activity covers the sky daily in many areas. Plumes spread out and have (locally) set a record as the "dimmest" in recorded history.
We have documented this, observed all related patterns, and taken extensive timelapse.
Sensitive people are able to sense a salty-metallic taste to the air when this occurs.
I know human nature well enough to know that people feel safe in numbers. They are too fearful to admit seeing "unusual" things, even when observed.
I have been a professional researcher for 20 years. Part of this time working with a political party doing legal research.
During this time, we uncovered laws/memorandum facilitating/mandating global depopulation. There is not enough space here to explain, but it involves the purchase of 400 tankers from Airbus (Europe) that are being used in this capacity.
I truly feel sorry for you who live in fear, and denial of what we see happening before our eyes.
Oh ive seen your profile before. So your a terrorist eh? C'mon, your not impressing anyone man! Get a life and stop annoying people on Youtube by pretending to be a terrorist.
Trying to keep the world safe! From what? Fags like you on Youtube are possibly the saddest people in the world. Your idle threats dont mean a thing to anybody!
In km/h ground speed, should be around 800-900km/h. Indicated airspeed (relative to the air density), however may only be 250knots, around 463km/h. All in all, commercial planes using travel at mach 0.75-0.82, which is 75-82% of the speed of sound in air at that altitude.
Oil dump? Erm.. I'm sure aircrafts don't dump oil.. Oil is used for hydraulics and engine cooling. You don't want to sit in a plane that has no hydraulics for controls. You might mean fuel dump, but no, not in this case. The 'white' things are contrails, condensation of hot gases from the engine (water vapour).
Why do people refer to contrails as chemtrails.. It is simply condensation from the hot engines, not smoke as some people mistakely think??
timcbr1 4 months ago
air to air is always so cool to watch !
Tomix1980 5 months ago
Can someone explain to me how to tell the difference between different Boeing jets.
truv1217 5 months ago
@truv1217 You have to know what they look like. Each plane has it's own unique features, but they tend to look a lot a like. For instance, you need to know where the jet engines are mounted on a specific plane, how many engines that plane has, and it doesn't hurt to know what Boeing aircraft the major airlines fly. the Boeing 717 has 2 tail mounted engines. The Boeing 727 has 2 tail mounted engines and a 3rd engine built into the tail. It would help to know that no major carrier flies 727's now.
Ryan198416 2 months ago
@truv1217 Another example is this: When you know what type of Boeing airplanes a carrier flies, it will be easier to indentify them. Southwest ONLY flies Boeing 737's (Possibly 717's too when the merger with Air Tran is complete) So whenever you see a Southwest plane, it's a 737. Jetblue does not operate any Boeing airplanes, so no matter what jetblue plane you see, it is not a Boeing airplane. That will help you to distinguish Boeing planes from other manufacturers. Bored yet?
Ryan198416 2 months ago
my favorite united colours
JoshTehVideoMaker 6 months ago
777-200 one of the older 777 United has !
TheEMS41 6 months ago
I remember when I flew Continental Airlines from Newark, New Jersey to San Juan, Puerto Rico in 2003, I do recall seeing an American Airlines plane fly the opposite direction below me.
NHRHS2010 7 months ago
Boeing 777, you can tell because it has a vertically flattened Tail cone, the 767 has a cylindrical tail cone like the 757.
MyleneJ 7 months ago
777 for sure.
Darxsys 7 months ago
B762?
Jared46000 7 months ago
i dont give a shit what kind of plane it is
IPainthack 8 months ago
@IPainthack lololololol
isnipen00bs 6 months ago
who won? lol
freakyflow 8 months ago
777
waves1of9terror 9 months ago
thats an Jet plane with a bunch of numbers jk boeing ## nice vid
HilaryHaylieRocks08 9 months ago
the tailcone is too small for 777, me thinks its a 767
PInk77W1 10 months ago
Haha, why is everyone fuming about the model of the plane. Hahah
OmsoiTekken 10 months ago
spraying chemtrails over the ocean now.....lol! JK! Cool video.
collinsworth1982 11 months ago 4
I think it's a 777-200 ER: It wears the old UA colours, and afaik, the first orders of UA consisted of 200 and -200ER series. I'm not even sure, if they bought -200LRs or -300s recently, and if so, they would definitely be painted in the new colour scheme
ua462hd 11 months ago
Its a 777-200.
flyzapva 1 year ago
It's a 777-200LR...!!!
mikeyb2186 1 year ago
It's a Boeing 777-200ER
PONIPOT 1 year ago
THAT IS A BOEING 76382702838292716173727392
TheAnukao 1 year ago
777
logunov6 1 year ago
That is a 777.
waves1of9terror 1 year ago
you know what when i see some1 i know in the car on their car i tell my dad faster! but i guess you can't yell at the pilot there... whahaha
kathen111 1 year ago
is it landing
RatedNKA10 1 year ago
@RatedNKA10 Landing? what do you mean?
323tiim 1 year ago
Its a 777, i have a clear shot directly on 0:10 and the fuselage is shaped at a 777. Has no point nose like 767.
wowdude999 1 year ago
was there another plane?
klipo25 1 year ago
nice camera work.
FoXakaFoX 1 year ago
its beautiful - thats what it is - but defiantly not a jumbo (767) - the 'pregnant' body part is missing - A United 777 sounds right
InfiltrateIndustries 1 year ago
@InfiltrateIndustries The 'jumbo' is the 747. The 777&767 have very similar body shapes.
Fail :P
Guydabest 1 year ago
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InfiltrateIndustries 1 year ago
@Guydabest i dont know what happend there - thought 747 and type 767 - fail yes
InfiltrateIndustries 1 year ago
@InfiltrateIndustries ;)
Guydabest 1 year ago
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Quicky1921 1 year ago
beautiful
virustwin 1 year ago
Aeromexico, 999 Mexican Airlines
Fherdinando12 1 year ago
Piper Cub
tqure 1 year ago
It looks more like a 777 !
Pakanin 1 year ago
uhh this is a united flight either 767 or 777
oliverlebot 1 year ago
it`s a United 777
lisdoddestraat 1 year ago
lucky comments, guys^^
i think it's a aeromexico 777-2Q8 ... maybe mexico city-madrid or paris
Sachse96 1 year ago
Deffinetly a B777! Just wonder where its going? LHR, BRU? FRA or MUC.
108418 1 year ago
i dont know if it has been said before but this is to 100% a mexicana 777
CivilAviation1 1 year ago
@CivilAviation1 How do you come to the conclusion or supposition that the airplane in question could be part of Mexicana airlines? Specifically, the 777.
KoolkatGn 1 year ago
@CivilAviation1 @CivilAviation1 How do you come to the conclusion or supposition that the airplane in question could be part of Mexicana airlines? Specifically, the 777.
Mexicana's fleet does not include a B777, Aeromexico does
KoolkatGn 1 year ago
@KoolkatGn you are right, when i had posted my comment, i watched the video again, yeah ok aeromexico :)
CivilAviation1 1 year ago
High probability it's a 777.
UA was one of the largest customers of the 777, and they use it mostly for long hauls.
operationcwaI789789 1 year ago
Yep its a 777
DVA3952 1 year ago
its fake
overkill674 1 year ago
yes its a Toyota =P
sacramento89 1 year ago
I think thats a Toyota
CloudTransit 1 year ago
its a 777
stobodort 1 year ago
Beautiful shot! It looks so graceful up there cruising like that.
laserstun 1 year ago
its a 777
MrPiperpilot 1 year ago
Boeing 777 United Airlines
ribery1996 1 year ago
mike's right, it's a 777, 67's fusalage is narrower and shorter, 77 is longer widebody and larger engines
bigdougo 1 year ago
sorry guys but thats definetely a 777
mike1998ish 1 year ago 7
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barubba 1 year ago
clearly a 767 the 777 is wider and has bigger engines
NoMean5 1 year ago
Yeah definately a 767, the 777's have much larger engines.
TissieSaffie 2 years ago 2
Do they even use 757s for such overseas flights? I read they use 767s and up for such flights.
topgeardel 2 years ago
@topgeardel they don't habe 757 ;-)
ultrigaria22222 2 years ago
@ultrigaria22222 yes, they do. dumb ass.
bigdougo 1 year ago
@ultrigaria22222 : no, austrian doesn't have 757!
ultrigaria22222 1 year ago
@ultrigaria22222 yes they fuckin do, dumb ass
bigdougo 1 year ago
no, dumb ass blödes sturres Kleinkind
ultrigaria22222 1 year ago
@ultrigaria22222 : no, austrian doesn't have 757!
ultrigaria22222 1 year ago
nwa used a 757-200 to AMS
CO uses a 757-200 EWR-DUB
cmackla 2 years ago
they use the 757-300 on BHX to EWR too. CO
motorola222 2 years ago
CO also uses the 757-200 from Cleveland to Paris and Cleveland to London.
6V92TA 1 year ago
Exactly Delta757etops said it's 777 -UA I can also
see the Pratt & Whittney bald headed eagle symbol on the side of the engines only UA-777 have that in their fleet
honest413 2 years ago
no this is a 767-300ER
Uranus1963 2 years ago
nice zoom
usblg4gb 2 years ago
Definitely NOT a 777. It's clearly a 767-300
OlmoAirlines 2 years ago
United 777 definitely
sthill1993 2 years ago
Chemtrails!
HunTer3600 2 years ago
@HunTer3600 asstrails. your ass
MrEiriku 9 months ago
777 its longer!
Engelton182 2 years ago 2
It's a British Airwyas, or it's an American Airlines?
darthvaderdeathstar 2 years ago
United Airlines
lordzboi 2 years ago
its a 777 the APU exhaust is slanted, on the 767 its in a cone shape
Delta757etops 2 years ago
its a 777. there is the eagle logo on the engine. I forgot what that means...
joeboxer1788 2 years ago
Pratt & Whitney logo...
donwert 2 years ago
srry bout that neg thumb... thanks... I miss working for UAL.....
joeboxer1788 2 years ago
You should've flipped them off, just like in traffic. lol
dannnn94 2 years ago 3
haha i'm joking yes it's a 777
mercury46 2 years ago
777?? thats a Cessna 172!! can't you see it people??
mercury46 2 years ago 33
Lmfao.
Northweeeezie 2 years ago
na not funny aye
iReece07 2 years ago
@mercury46 THAT AINT NO CESSNA 172 A CESSNA IS LIKE 20 TIMES SMALLER THAN A 767 OR A 777
junior1234542 1 year ago
@junior1234542 Learn sarcasm.
fannypenis 1 year ago
@fannypenis how will know if its sarcasm or not when i cant hear his tone of voice soo um i suggest u mind your hoses.
junior1234542 1 year ago
@junior1234542 You failed.
fannypenis 1 year ago
@junior1234542 LOL you are FUCKING STUPID..... hahahah you actually think that he thinks its a cessna??? hahahah your fat mother must of dropped you on your head like 500 times.
Mantis400 1 year ago
@mercury46 no its a boeing 777-200
lufthansa330pilot 1 year ago
@lufthansa330pilot Nope, it has raked wingtips so it's either a 777-300ER or 777-200LR
gt5004life 1 year ago
@gt5004life oh haha i didnt see the wingtips and united only has 772 so its a 777-200lr
lufthansa330pilot 1 year ago
yes its a boeing 777
Party931southFl 2 years ago
yep this is 777 look at the raked wingtips.
767-400s have them too but only delta and continental airlines own 767-400s
alpecs 2 years ago
777-200
jetairways773 2 years ago
Affirm it's a United Airlines 777
ralstonjack 2 years ago
Cesna.
Snoopo 2 years ago 9
lmao!!!! nice
Party931southFl 2 years ago
@Snoopo are u creazy man........ajjajajaajjajaja
jhenzell3 1 year ago
@Snoopo Cessna
maxikk 1 year ago
@Snoopo Cessna lol
6V92TA 1 year ago
I agree as well. It is a 777.
wyomingbullfighter 2 years ago
Also definate B777, notice APU exhaust cone, comes to point instead of rounded, biggest difference, also the Engines are are more inline with size of aircraft
racingrec 2 years ago
thats always something cool to see
MNTwins033 2 years ago
omigod it's teh chemtrails!!!!!!1!1one!!!1!
policeman1313 2 years ago
Youre all wrong, that definitely an upgraded Bristol Brabazon.
ShootBigBird 2 years ago
c'est un 777 200er
teworist 2 years ago
777-200
usafisasome 2 years ago
Its a F16
GGGunitNextLevel 2 years ago
lol
nenarnenar 2 years ago
Awesome Footage, i tried to get some similar to that on my ryanair flight back from krakow, poland, as many were crossing our flight path. minute i got my camera out didnt see another single aircraft. typical!
calvinzolamike 2 years ago
its a 777
rappinCheese 2 years ago
i would say a 77 because thats quite a long flight
ryanair737400 2 years ago
sorry no its a 767 777 are much much longer and have larger engines and i flew dallas to london on a 767 with extended fuel tanks...
MaxtheGrande 2 years ago
People are still going on about "chemtrails"? As in, in a serious way?
Since when did good old contrails become something scary?
Do some proper research - science is far more than simple observation.
Get a degree in physics for a starter. Then work some time at an airport as a ground handling crew as well as an aircraft mechanic. Then go check out an aircraft factory.
Some urban myths are so easily and obviously busted that one really wonders why theyre still around!
DODwebdotorg 2 years ago
And what facts do you base your negative assumption on? From the pictures I have seen the chem and con trails look entirely different. Contrails have been around for many years and people have known for years what they look like. The more recent sightings look really different, and so that, along with other information, are put together to speculate that something may be going on that is not altogether good.
tomperanteau 2 years ago
I base "assumption" on experience, Ive been in aviation my whole life and Ive always had a keen interest in science/technology. There is no room in modern jet planes for the endless ammount of liquids/gas needed to create chemtrail. The industry around it would be gigantic, and impossible to cover up (hundreds of thousands of people working directly with it). Ive myself several times been passenger in jets (high-bypass turbofans) leaving long-lasting contrails. New engines = different contrails.
DODwebdotorg 2 years ago
Again assumptions. You know nothing about what agents they might be using. You have no idea of what concentrations they may in. Our government has covered up things for years.
Being an engineer for many years, I fully understand the difference between a jet and a turbofan engine. Being a "passenger on jets" does not make you an expert, and I have no idea what you mean be "been in aviation", but what is being asserted here is fully plausible and fully possible.
tomperanteau 2 years ago
I'm sorry. I forgot to bring my foil hat to this party. The thing that annoys me the most is that these people who come up with this stuff always say "I'm an engineer, or I'm in aviation, or I'm Dr. Lawrence Thermodae, esq." I'm telling you I'm just an average human being and even I'm smart enough to say "Often the most likely explanation is the simplest." They're clouds, not chem-trails. So let's just shut up and enjoy the video.
jcjuxojn 2 years ago
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jcjuxojn 2 years ago
i took a shit yesterday. it looked different. I think its the feds.
vblogrsRLzrs 2 years ago
You're full of CRAP Dweeb!!! Disinformation spreading LIAR!
That is NOT a contrail and you well know it you government FICTITIOUS AGENT! Have a stupid day! Who signs your paycheck?????????????????????????????????????
justicefx 2 years ago
i think its a b767
behnudaliakbari 2 years ago
its a triple 7.. look at the raked wingtips and the razor blade tail
josef4334 2 years ago
noo.......
everyone research contrails......and building 7
BushBlewUpTwinTowers 2 years ago
It's a sad day when people enter such a deep denial that they wish away our own physical observations.
mmem701 2 years ago
This unprecedented activity covers the sky daily in many areas. Plumes spread out and have (locally) set a record as the "dimmest" in recorded history.
We have documented this, observed all related patterns, and taken extensive timelapse.
Sensitive people are able to sense a salty-metallic taste to the air when this occurs.
I know human nature well enough to know that people feel safe in numbers. They are too fearful to admit seeing "unusual" things, even when observed.
mmem701 2 years ago
I think the spiders in your head are talking too much. ;-))))) ROFLMAO
Thanks for the good laugh, I needed it. Cheers mate.
IC2720 2 years ago
I have been a professional researcher for 20 years. Part of this time working with a political party doing legal research.
During this time, we uncovered laws/memorandum facilitating/mandating global depopulation. There is not enough space here to explain, but it involves the purchase of 400 tankers from Airbus (Europe) that are being used in this capacity.
I truly feel sorry for you who live in fear, and denial of what we see happening before our eyes.
Info: urlbamcom/ha/M002Y
mmem701 2 years ago
Science if a process of observation.
We can all see chemtrails. Many with sensitive senses, including myself can taste the salty-metallic-chemical taste in the air when their appear.
These are observations and are therefore, by definition, scientific.
Chemtrails also cause a myriad of symptoms in myself and others that are identical to mercury and barium poisoning.
I understand that this is scary, nevertheless, we must use our intellect to think, not paranoia and denial mechanisms.
mmem701 2 years ago
You been reading again, huh?
AirDoc10 2 years ago
Do you understand how clouds are formed?
ecado 2 years ago
Great Quality.....
rollman2008 2 years ago
It always freaks you out when you see other planes suddenly appear next to you when your flying.
stegaflaps 2 years ago
It's a British Airways' 777 the above plane?
tenorbasstbone 2 years ago
No a United 767-300
airplanefreak27 2 years ago
ur right
111meikle 2 years ago
How fast do you think that planes traveling?
pacorafeh22 2 years ago
definately a 777-200 United Airlines you can tell by the engines!
pilotanthony 2 years ago 3
thats a B767-300
thrax777 2 years ago
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You motherfuckers in the plane below are lucky. If I was on the above plane, I would have strapped on a parachute and Skyjacked your bitch asses
Asstard006 2 years ago
whats wrong with you asshole?
Criscocheeseman200 2 years ago
Nothing ya dumb bitch
Asstard006 2 years ago
Oh ive seen your profile before. So your a terrorist eh? C'mon, your not impressing anyone man! Get a life and stop annoying people on Youtube by pretending to be a terrorist.
Criscocheeseman200 2 years ago
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I'm not pretending you faggy Nazi, I'm trying to keep this world safe from people like you
Asstard006 2 years ago
Trying to keep the world safe! From what? Fags like you on Youtube are possibly the saddest people in the world. Your idle threats dont mean a thing to anybody!
Criscocheeseman200 2 years ago
You truly are a stupid piece of shit. Rather than try to argue with a fucking idiot, I'll leave. STupid fags like you ruin this place.
Asstard006 2 years ago
Look man, im not the one pretending to be a terrorist and slagging off peoples videos
Criscocheeseman200 2 years ago
If you're trying to make yourself look like something that crawled out from under a rock, you've done a great job.
Calling people names only makes YOU look like dirt.
HunterXray 2 years ago
ahhh look at the chemtrails!!! they're poisoning us!!! We're all gonna die!!!
DB03570 2 years ago
767 =)
if it was 777 the engines would have it going mach 625642356.4 and have 58366325 ft flames coming out the back
Bobanator2 2 years ago
in other words GE90 engines are epic
Bobanator2 2 years ago
that is a 767 definetly, where you coming from? how many flight hours are from where you coming?
Elvin1202 2 years ago
767-300 i think
TommyKXx 2 years ago
That's definately a B777-200 :)
zyxelina 2 years ago
a 777 should have bigger engines tha this i think its a 767
TurkishG1234 2 years ago
wingspan on this plane is far greater than on a 767.
zyxelina 2 years ago
too short for a 777, definetly a 767
Lufthansa711 2 years ago
ok.
mekkorr 2 years ago
no its a 777 can tell by the wing span
joel709 2 years ago
Yes, Boeing 777 Man, you are right!
Alex180982 2 years ago
faster than my dick going in-and-out of your moms loose pussy
cumskuddle92 2 years ago
haha that's funny but unappropiate to say...be nicer next time
comedyman112 2 years ago
In km/h ground speed, should be around 800-900km/h. Indicated airspeed (relative to the air density), however may only be 250knots, around 463km/h. All in all, commercial planes using travel at mach 0.75-0.82, which is 75-82% of the speed of sound in air at that altitude.
souldester0 2 years ago
767
niksu3535 2 years ago
Around 22 seconds, I think you can see the raked wingtips the B777 has, though Im not entirely sure either
k0nn0r 2 years ago
whats that white thing? oil dump? but than again so many airline does that? isnt it a waste
tahlil 2 years ago
Oil dump? Erm.. I'm sure aircrafts don't dump oil.. Oil is used for hydraulics and engine cooling. You don't want to sit in a plane that has no hydraulics for controls. You might mean fuel dump, but no, not in this case. The 'white' things are contrails, condensation of hot gases from the engine (water vapour).
souldester0 2 years ago
It's condensation. When the hot air from the engines mixes with the cold air (probably about -40°C), thats what you get.
lumberjack1993 2 years ago
its a contrail dumbass
cumskuddle92 2 years ago
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It would be easy to tell, if you coulda zoomed in on the tail, b/c the 767 and 777 have different looking tail sections.
Airportchris2 2 years ago
strange when planes fly past you the oposit way , they look 10 times faster lol !!!
Jacksstuck3 2 years ago
it's actually only 2 times faster= =
veranda43259 2 years ago