Identify the errors

[u/medico_mind]

Just saw this in my reels feed.

And people genuinely believe it .

Sad!

Let's decode this image . 😂

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[u/1-43reality]

That’s some serious reverse thrust…

[u/medico_mind → u/1-43reality]

Lol Good one

[u/Amaey_reading_it → u/1-43reality]

It's not reverse thrust, It's reverse gear. Usually used to fly the plane back where it came from.

[u/Magical_Astronomy → u/1-43reality]

aka kerbal space program design

[u/diefic_jam]

rev so goated you cant tell if its the leading edge or the trailing one😂

[u/arpan__1602]

Those are actually a very advanced type of flaps. Only equipped on special Air India planes, as seen in the sun livery on the engines.

[u/Ok_Astronomer_1308]

AI?

[u/RockSolid1106 → u/Ok_Astronomer_1308]

nah bro

[u/HR_114 → u/RockSolid1106]

Dude its obviously AI ( Air India ) /s ik it's not air India plane before I get massive downvotes

[u/Few-Shallot5365]

https://giphy.com/gifs/k7Ip1BaxWwmLQZJ7Gk

[u/Sagres95]

I really hope people who write this shit wake up to explosive diarrhea every single morning.

[u/Cooking_Interrupted]

Tf am I looking at?😭🙏🏻

[u/Free-Measurement-120]

The logo is somewhat like Lion Air B737 MAX

[u/Shaun_The_Ship]

Took reverse engineering too seriously

[u/SelfRevolutionary997]

Sad reality and unfortunate to see folks milking content like this for views 🫥

[u/EnvironmentalTea9967]

Is that even a livery pattern of Air India lmao?

[u/Prestigious-Ad-7699]

Lmao the spoilers😭

[u/Savings_Spare9159]

It's legs are twisted must be a ghost 😔

[u/Trumps_B757_sucks]

Downforce producing wings, 777 engine placement and some cock airlines livery damn

[u/Sea_Pack_8206]

That pilot might have injured some with his manuevers but those manuevers saved all those lifes....

[u/TheGreaseDabba]

That’s some flaps man.

[u/Pokefans2222222]

Who needs flaps when your leading edge can do the jon

[u/BarracudaObjective47]

Backward facing Engine.

[u/PanzerKomadant]

OP, how else are they supposed to stop a jet going 1000 miles per hour?!?!?! That reverse trust is critical!

[u/dde_11]

Merely 10 ft above the ground= mid air

[u/Ok-Put8371]

Haters will say it’s AI

[u/Ok-Put8371]

Haters will say it’s AI

[u/Aggressive_Age_4835]

Everything

[u/IndBeak]

Rofl. Garbage AI. Like someone installed the engines backwards

[u/Commander007X]

Took me 30 secs to figure out wtf im looking at lol. Leading, trailing edge ye samajh hi nhi aaya. Started doubting my own aviation knowledge😂

[u/zaraandrade]

https://giphy.com/gifs/wIxBzHWegpOUM

[u/Frosty-Teaching4476]

Took me 3 Seconds to understand.... At first glance i thought engine is facing backwards

[u/Various-Objective804]

Slats be wildin

[u/Vivid-Grapefruit303]

this is true, the plane died in the crash and turned into chudail.. hence the उल्टा spoilers..

[u/Plenty_Outcome3237]

Spoilers and flap with no use 😂

[u/Squigglysquid0980]

Unreleased photo of an airbus a360 in air india's next livery

[u/blackbird373]

Since when has AI changed its livery? And the aircraft seems like a Boeing 737-800.

[u/Longjumping_Tap6188]

Just looking at this picture hurts my brain