Virgin Airlines planes are capable of spraying

Saw this ad on TV and found it on YouTube. Obviously these planes are capable of spraying as they were set up for it for this ad. But was this system installed on the planes for the ad only, or is it a permanent feature?

If Sir Richard Branson and co are aware of the chemtrail conspiracy, this is a bit cheeky. They're either having a laugh at chemtrail believers and/or rubbing it in their faces.



Why do you think they decided to do this?

Why do you think they decided to do this?

Because it looks cool and makes for good marketing. Virgin Australia commented on your youtube and said:

"Unfortunately the vapour trail was inserted in post production!"


That was easy.

CGI. From the youtube poster.

Unfortunately the vapour trail was inserted in post production!

That was easy.

Fast too.

Cool. Didn't read the comments as I saw this on TV first.

Still find it a bit cheeky but one thing I have noticed is that the trails appear behind the engines, where as this ad they are from the wing tips.

Must be the first video posted on here where the trails weren't even real to begin with!

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Must be the first video posted on here where the trails weren't even real to begin with!

No it's not because this has already been covered..

Cats are capable of spraying too. Your house never smells the same after.

Most military spy planes are made to look like civilian planes,i always thought the best way to deliver a nuke to a city is a normal plane no one would expect it

Looks more like they are just trying to simulate aerobatic smoke trails rather than "spraying". It's an ad, to make flying look cool and exciting.

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All planes are capable of spraying, just stick a pipe out somewhere , and hook it up to a tank. Done.

Or just pour stuff out of an existing mast drain.

The question is, is there any evidence people are actually doing this nefariously?

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Jesus, you people will find a conspiracy in anything.

Sometimes a commercial is just a commercial. Unless Sasquatch actually exists and Jack Link captured him for use in their beef jerky commercials.

Come on.