TEEJ
Senior Member.
Video at following Facebook link.
https://www.facebook.com/bakerbouy/videos/10154099097457702/
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The person filming is claiming that the aircraft are in danger of collision. The shocking part for me is that he was actually wanting the two aircraft to collide!
From the video audio.
In reality the airliners were legally separated and several thousand feet apart. Although the person filming has used flight tracking software in the past he makes no use of it for this video. There was no date on the video but it wasn't difficult to work out the two airliners that he was filming. The WOW Air livery is quite distinctive. The airliner producing the contrail is a Jet2 Boeing 737 and the non-trailing airliner is a WOW Air Airbus A320. The A320 (non-trail) is actually higher than the B737 (trailing).
From the video you can see a combination of aerodynamic and engine contrails. These trails become broken as the aircraft heads further inland and climbs higher. At the point of filming the Boeing 737 is still climbing while the A320 is flying at 37,000 feet. At no point do the aircraft come within close proximity to each other. The course change of the Boeing 737 is also reflected in the filming of the contrail.
Link to flight track log of Boeing 737
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/EXS19RL/history/20160709/1505Z/EGPF/GCLP/tracklog
Link to flight track log of Airbus A320.
https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/WOW408/history/20160709/1520Z/BIKF/LFPG/tracklog
The person filming is also suggesting that the non-trailing aircraft is a "holographic/fake aircraft". Of course it is just the limitations of his camera while filming in bright conditions. Camera shake doesn't help and he ends up presenting the following still.
The airliner that he filmed. Airbus A320, registration TF-BRO.
TF-BRO image link.
https://www.planespotters.net/photo/690150/tf-bro-wow-air-airbus-a320-232
Boeing 737, Jet2, Registration G-GDFW image link.
http://www.jetphotos.net/photo/7918688
https://www.facebook.com/bakerbouy/videos/10154099097457702/
From
https://www.facebook.com/bakerbouy
The person filming is claiming that the aircraft are in danger of collision. The shocking part for me is that he was actually wanting the two aircraft to collide!
From the video audio.
External Quote:
In reality the airliners were legally separated and several thousand feet apart. Although the person filming has used flight tracking software in the past he makes no use of it for this video. There was no date on the video but it wasn't difficult to work out the two airliners that he was filming. The WOW Air livery is quite distinctive. The airliner producing the contrail is a Jet2 Boeing 737 and the non-trailing airliner is a WOW Air Airbus A320. The A320 (non-trail) is actually higher than the B737 (trailing).
From the video you can see a combination of aerodynamic and engine contrails. These trails become broken as the aircraft heads further inland and climbs higher. At the point of filming the Boeing 737 is still climbing while the A320 is flying at 37,000 feet. At no point do the aircraft come within close proximity to each other. The course change of the Boeing 737 is also reflected in the filming of the contrail.
Link to flight track log of Boeing 737
http://flightaware.com/live/flight/EXS19RL/history/20160709/1505Z/EGPF/GCLP/tracklog
Link to flight track log of Airbus A320.
https://uk.flightaware.com/live/flight/WOW408/history/20160709/1520Z/BIKF/LFPG/tracklog
The person filming is also suggesting that the non-trailing aircraft is a "holographic/fake aircraft". Of course it is just the limitations of his camera while filming in bright conditions. Camera shake doesn't help and he ends up presenting the following still.
The airliner that he filmed. Airbus A320, registration TF-BRO.
TF-BRO image link.
https://www.planespotters.net/photo/690150/tf-bro-wow-air-airbus-a320-232
Boeing 737, Jet2, Registration G-GDFW image link.
http://www.jetphotos.net/photo/7918688
