Common sense dictates that lightweight aluminum wings (which carry warning labels about their fragility) cannot carry something like 2,000 gallons of fuel (around 16,000 lbs or 8 tons) which they would need to do if we believe what airline corporations say is their planes' jet fuel usage. See comparisons of jet wings before and after fueling – why is there no difference and no bulge, when they should theoretically be containing the weight of 12+ buses? Why are there so few airline crashes? Are planes using compressed air or kinetic energy feeding upon itself, but hiding this so they can charge us more?

78 -min. DVD