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u/Dunadain_ 1d ago
This looks like one of those intentionally submerged planes because it has so much room inside and happens to be shallow enough have light coming in through the windows.
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u/WokeUp-ChoseViolence 1d ago edited 1d ago
It definitely is. I think it might be one I dove at in a flooded quary in new Jersey. They had a whole ‘playground’ down there including large plane, school busses, etc. it’s where I got cave diving certified
Edit: I stand corrected. This is in the Red Sea. Definitely not NJ
Edit 2: the dive site is not in New Jersey, it’s in PA.
https://www.scubadiving.com/travel/diving-lake-hydra-former-dutch-springs-quarry
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u/on_island_time 23h ago
Oh hey I grew up very close to this place! You would never know there was a quarry hiding back there from the road. And I remember how the local buddies were mad when it got sold!
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u/0w0whatisthis 8h ago
So is it intentionally submerged or?
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u/WokeUp-ChoseViolence 6h ago
Yup… no clue on the whole thought process, how one decides they need to sink a plane for scuba diving… but regardless the plane did not crash.
It was a great place to learn how to do cave diving and rope rescues at low risk1
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u/Nertez 1d ago
Yea the ultra wide corridor in that plane makes absolutely no sense.
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u/cfmdobbie 1d ago
New design of passenger aircraft to increase capacity.. Provides more standing room...
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u/norsurfit 1d ago
They should put a bunch of fake skeletons wearing sunglasses in the passenger seats...
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u/defectives 1d ago
Anyone else read Hatchet as a kid?
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u/ComprehensiveWar6577 1d ago
Don't eat the berries
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u/Taint__Paint 1d ago
Funny how the saying works perfectly fine today in America. Blueberries might kill you here right now.
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u/Belly2308 1d ago
Read it? Brother we had to dissect that book like we were homeland security and the book was Ben Laden.
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u/watchthisorthat 1d ago
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u/SirHerald 1d ago edited 21h ago
Over Macho Grande?
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u/dfk70 1d ago
Not that insane. Planes are frequently intentionally sunk. He’s obviously free diving and with plenty of exterior light so it’s not that deep.
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u/unnoticed_areola 1d ago
yeah they intentionally do this in some cases to make a manmade reef. that's why all the seats are missing, and most other environmentally hazardous fluids or equipment would have been stripped from the fuselage
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u/Allergenic 1d ago
Is there any context to this? Like why it’s there? What happened? That sorta stuff.
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u/TrumpsBoneSpur 1d ago
it's actually flying. This is just what it's like when you fly through clouds.
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u/breadwhore 1d ago
What's impressive about this is that he was able to maneuver into the seat without kicking up silt and other sediment. It's very difficult to remain neutrally buoyant under water and hover at the same depth without using swimming forward as a cheat.
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u/vaevictuskr 20h ago
It’s a L1011 Tristar. Only one of these in the world is still in flying condition. https://youtu.be/KXEeW7Ylfao?is=8HnBQeEx_gT3UqFd
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u/Meanravage 1d ago
Does that happen to be a malasian plane? I know some people who are looking for one
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u/emsesq 1d ago
There are more planes in the sea than submarines in the sky.