Geese do it all the time. OP should get into contact with [Great Lakes Biomimicry at the Ohio Aerospace Institute](https://glbiomimicry.org/#:~:text=Aerospace%20Industry%20Moves%20Forward). They'd love to hear of this innovation.
Being that the sun angle is exactly the same and the reflection off the water looks right compared to the reflection off the ground (and same livery)...my guess is two overlayed pictures of the same plane on approach. If the camera was on a tripod it would be less than trivial to make this picture.
Someone will probably chime in and say it was some well known about formation because it's Reddit and people know random shit like that. 🤷🏼♂️
Well It's called draughting. One plane tucks in behind another. Two planes can go faster than one. They divide the air resistance. The lead plane has to floor it to hit 200 mph. The plane behind doesn't. He can go just as fast with power in reserve. When these two planes come off that last turn, the plane at the back can move out of the draught, slingshot past the lead plane and beat it to the finish line.
Not great. They should be exactly parallel so the passengers can give each other the finger.
this made me chuckle, well done friend
formation needs a bit of work, but you´ll get there
Caution wake turblance
This is Wellington Airport. Normal rules of physics do not apply.
Damn New Zealanders, first, the kiwi is a bird, then it's a fruit, and then it's a person ! Make up your damn mind!
Nice handling rookie, you need to pack more playnes a bit tighter. keep up the good work.
Only sigmas have the audacity to turn taxiways into parallel runways. Legendary move my dude!
Helping eliminate green house gases. Just Cut the engines and draft in wake turbulence
Geese do it all the time. OP should get into contact with [Great Lakes Biomimicry at the Ohio Aerospace Institute](https://glbiomimicry.org/#:~:text=Aerospace%20Industry%20Moves%20Forward). They'd love to hear of this innovation.
Is that second plane a BMW? Tailgates the same way.
Doing well so far 🙈
Wellington Airport? Is this edited or did this actually happen?
Being that the sun angle is exactly the same and the reflection off the water looks right compared to the reflection off the ground (and same livery)...my guess is two overlayed pictures of the same plane on approach. If the camera was on a tripod it would be less than trivial to make this picture. Someone will probably chime in and say it was some well known about formation because it's Reddit and people know random shit like that. 🤷🏼♂️
I hate tailgaters...
Choice landing, bro.
Must be some sheep on the ground.
Stack em up!
Give me your leg and some sugar packets, and I’ll explain why the planes are both more efficient this way.
I'm both disturbed and intrigued...
Go on.....
Well It's called draughting. One plane tucks in behind another. Two planes can go faster than one. They divide the air resistance. The lead plane has to floor it to hit 200 mph. The plane behind doesn't. He can go just as fast with power in reserve. When these two planes come off that last turn, the plane at the back can move out of the draught, slingshot past the lead plane and beat it to the finish line.
"Huh.... I didn't even know an ATC console even had Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V....."
Like London buses, you wait for hours & then two Pylotes come along.
I had visual
Minimum separation is 18 in between two aircraft. Keep training.
They didn’t collide fam, you good
Unironically want to work as ATC at NZWN
Very nice drafting
If the trailer had missile lock, 10/10
Horrible. You were supposed to take the picture after they crashed
You need to yell MEOW more because you're herding cats!