Planes never used to make clouds. Everyone recognises the end result. It’s that simple.

This should be banned everywhere

Thank you I've been waiting for somebody to finally post the time lapse video to prove that they are doing what they say they aren't

Cheshire today being terrorised by our own government

End result = total whiteout

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So are all pilots in on this or what? How do they keep a secret for so long? How is it possible that no grounds crew maintenance person has ever said, what’s in these tanks under the plane?

I don't remember seeing this in the skies as a young person in the 70's and 80's. Especially these trails that start out thin and spread out within a few hours, covering the entire sky.

Battered this morning

Riiiiiight.

Damn that’s a a great example.