[Gort]

You wanna see a photo that'll make your eyeballs pop-?! Check this out: http://www.airliners.net/open.file?i...=&photo_nr=104

Surely, that's got to be photoshopped. Who in the their right mind would fly that close?!?

[mustangdriver]

I don't think it was photo shopped. I think that the aircraft had the 1,000 feet of seperation.

[Armour Addict]

Hm, its kinda hard to gauge from the picture.

I think its real and the had more than enough separation. It's all about the viewing angle...

AA

[STARMAN 352ND]

Originally Posted by mustangdriver

I don't think it was photo shopped. I think that the aircraft had the 1,000 feet of seperation.

I agree ....it looks to be at least good seperation between the two jets.
From the ground that has to look a little scary..
JP

[parsig9]

Those long flights get too dull really. I admire the pilots for trying something new.

[Captain Eddie]

I was in the plane on the right. It actually was about 75 feet of seperation!!!!

[Gort]

Originally Posted by parsig9

Those long flights get too dull really. I admire the pilots for trying something new.

[mustangdriver]

I got a great polaroid of it, it has got to be about 2 meters.

[Alph]

I bet that there was 5000 feet of separation on similar flight paths in different directions. On any give clear day one can see similar pass throughs. Turns my stomach every time. The eye trick is called a matamerism.Alph

[Fly Navy 75]

Yep, 1000 ft. The same photo is in this month's issue of Air and Space.