Google earth tries to select imagery when the sky is clear so any photos in which the ground are going to get scrapped as better imagery is obtained. Used to be that the area around my brother's house was obscurred by smoke from a fire in down in the gorge. Google Earth finally updated that area. It is interesting to use the imagery date selector and look at how the images change over time. That area of Canada in your vid has quite a patch work of imagery from different seasons so some are green. Some have snow and all the water iced up. Some have both right next to one-another.
The strip with the contrails was from July 5, 2011. The adjacent stip (to the east) was July 19, 2011. Different weather.
The NE/SW orientation of the trails indicates that it is trans-Atlantic passenger traffic from Europe to the US. I've been to Europe four times. I flew over that patch all four times on the way out and twice on the way back. It was dark on the way out but daylight on the way back.
Twice coming back we flew far north before heading west in a circle route over southern Greenland in order to avoid ripping westerlies so the return down into the US didn't pass over New Brunswick but passed over Quebec province instead.
That's busy corridor and I'll bet they're pretty accustomed to trails.
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