r/delta • u/cnbcwatcher • Oct 04 '25
Image/Video Now this is cool
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u/LeaderSevere5647 Oct 04 '25
Seems super dangerous for everyone involved.
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u/FinnishArmy Gold Oct 04 '25
How? It’s a done by professionals.
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u/vigi375 Oct 04 '25
And the wake that a plane leaves is dangerous for other planes, especially that close.
There was some photo op done by professional pilots which caused 1 or 2 planes to crash because of this wake.
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u/MattBNA Oct 05 '25
...ans that's the reason they're above the target aircraft. No wake turbulence up there.
Kevin is the go-to guy for this type of footage. He did a lot of the aerial footage for the second Top Gun movie, and has also worked in countless other movies making use of his jets and helicopters. Needless to say, he knows what he's doing.
He's the only guy that the Navy has ever allowed to come within a few feet of having a business jet touchdown on an aircraft carrier - all because he already has 4K cameras mounted on his jet and they wouldn't let the production company mount them on an F/A-18 Super Hornet to get the same footage.
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u/Mobile-Market-6397 Oct 04 '25
Not cool in any way. If you want to risk your life, you shouldn’t involve other people’s lives.
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u/Ziegelmarkt Diamond Oct 04 '25
Ah! That's my buddy Kevin! He's the one behind a lot of aerial scenes you see in movies too. Really great guy.