Surely this is fake
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Couldn't view the original but here's one that works http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgKkvh1JRYQ
Monty Python said:
Talk to anyone who flies a modern passenger airliner they'll tell you that the flight management system won't allow this. It was done in the Boeing 707 prototype back in the 50's but that had a conventional hydraulic control system.
Theoretically, a 747 could do that as it has broadly the same flight control system (conventional) as the 707. Even an Airbus will do it if you turn off a couple of computers.I wouldn't wish to try it though and the picture is quite clearly fake as the inevitable outcome would have vaporised the photographer and his camera.

A 747 could be rolled on to it's back however the way it's pointing and the height it's at would without any room for discussion have resulted in the left wing digging in to the ground around 3-5 seconds after this "photograph" was "taken".
So fake it's not even worth spending any time looking at. Not sure why I've wasted moments of my life typing a response to it, so crap is it!
So fake it's not even worth spending any time looking at. Not sure why I've wasted moments of my life typing a response to it, so crap is it!
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