Pilot Writes 'I'm Bored' in Sky Over Wales During Test Flight
A pilot traced the words 'I'm bored' across the sky over Wales during a routine test flight, spotted by Flightradar24 after takeoff from Liverpool.
A pilot traced the words 'I'm bored' across the sky over Wales during a routine test flight, spotted by Flightradar24 after takeoff from Liverpool.
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