Lufthansa plane draws a giant penis in the sky during flight
A Lufthansa pilot has left planespotters in stitches after he took this unusual flight path before landing at an airport in Germany.
A Lufthansa pilot has cracked up flight trackers by drawing the shape of a penis in his flight path.
The plane created the X-rated shape while waiting to land at Bremen Airport in Germany.
Flight LH350, which had been travelling from Frankfurt was forced to circle the airport on arrival, The Sun reported.
The resulting line of travel mapped out a diagram of male genitalia, which was captured by Flightradar24 – a website that tracks commercial flights.
It was shared on its Twitter page, with the caption: “Landed on second landing attempt,” followed by a laughing emoji.
The tweet has since been retweeted 2000 times and liked more than 6500 times.
#LH350 landed on second landing attempt 🤣https://t.co/ADKso6gPl9 pic.twitter.com/d709MoLNrd
— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) March 3, 2020
Twitter users jumped in with some suggestive jokes.
“Landing a plane is HARDER than people think,” one said while another joked, “Come again?”
Several people questioned whether the pilot knew what they were doing when they created the pattern, or if it was sheer luck.
It isn’t the first time a pilot has drawn a creative pattern with their flight path that has been captured by Flightradar24.
In 2017, a British RAF fighter pilot left planespotters shocked after tracing a 56km-long penis in the skies above Lincolnshire in the UK.
That same year, an empty Airbus A380 plane flying out of Hamburg was feeling the Christmas spirit when the pilot mapped out a Christmas tree – complete with baubles – in the sky.
A year later, a pilot managed to fly in an exact outline of a Spitfire while flying a Silence Twister stunt plane around southern England.
In 2017, a US navy pilot has landed himself in big trouble with his bosses after he also drew a giant penis in the sky with the plane.
This article originally appeared on The Sun and was reproduced with permission
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