Triple contrail?

[marksx]

Any ideas what this could be from?

I can't see anything on flight radar.

Poor pic but you get the idea.

(Wakefield - West Yorkshire)

Edited by marksx on Sunday 27th September 21:22

[marksx]

Better pics I've nicked off FB

[miniman]

[FourWheelDrift]

USAF Boeing KC-46 Pegasus mid-air refuelling an F-16?
MD-11 cargo?

3 single jet aircraft flying in formation?

[anonymous-user]

3x fast jets. Dunno what, but definitely.

[dudleybloke]

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[GliderRider]

B-52 having a really bad night?

[Narcisus]

01WE01 said:

3x fast jets. Dunno what, but definitely.

This.

[wolfracesonic]

Out of focus telephone wires?

[drdino]

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[sherman]

Would a dc-10 or tristar make trails like this?
Is there still any of them flying?

[rjfp1962]

sherman said:

Would a dc-10 or tristar make trails like this?
Is there still any of them flying?

I think in-service Tristars are few and far between, but the MD11, which was effectively a much upgraded DC10 remain in service, notably for freight services in particular.

[FourWheelDrift]

At that altitude to produce contrails it must be 3 separate aircraft flying together.

[anonymous-user]

Whilst there are many factors (e.g. fuel, speed, ambient temp). The density of the contrails and the spacing points to 3x fast-jets as previous.

[marksx]

Thank you for the responses all. Fast jets seems most likely

drdino said:

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