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Pilot paints Edward Munch's "Scream" in the sky over the United States

In the United States, the pilot of the flight path drew a picture of Edward Munch “Scream”.

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Pilot paints Edward Munch's "Scream" in the sky over the United States

In the United States, the pilot of the flight path drew a picture of Edward Munch “Scream”. This is reported by Flightradar24 in the social network X.

The pilot on the plane Cessna Skylane RG for six hours of flight painted a picture over the state of Missouri, then returned to Bentonville, Arkansas.

Judging by the flight history of this aircraft on the Flightradar24 website, the pilot regularly flies over the border of the states of Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Oklahoma, depicting various paintings and recognizable moments from cult films. So, in one of the flights he portrayed the “Ghostbusters”.

The Cessna Skylane RG is an American general purpose light aircraft developed by Cessna. It is one of the most massive aircraft in aviation history.

Earlier, in late September, the same pilot for three and a half hours painted in the sky on the border of Arkansas and Oklahoma flight path portrait of the Mona Lisa.

Source: РБК ↗

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