Found this link on the stormtrack forum and thought some of you may be interested. Its a short clip showing a plane in flight getting struck by a bolt of lightning in Japan.
This would be the first clip I have seen of this happening.
http://www.crh.noaa.gov/pub/ltg/plane_japan.php
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Jasestrm wrote:Got that through email from my dad about a month ago quite interesting though does that count as 2 strikes in one place
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I wonder when that was taken.
The first time I flew out of Japan, from Tokyo-Narita, it was aboard a Qantas 747 in weather shown in the picture.
Actually, on second thoughts, I'd rather not know the date that pic was taken...
