Here's what the solar eclipse looked like from a plane

Passengers on Flight 1910 from St. Louis to Houston saw the eclipse from a different vantage point.

"The magnificent view of the lunar shadow as it sweeps over the Earth seen from on high looking down rather than standing on the ground looking ...

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JSX took 30 lucky passengers up into the sky to see the total solar eclipse from 35000 feet above Dallas. Here's what it was like on board ...

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The way the plane inclines at takeoff, the unpredictable mid-flight turbulence, the slight teetering as the pilot tries to line up the plane to ...

Being able to see an eclipse from the air depends on the angle of the moving sun relative to the airplane, and by the time the Aug. 21 eclipse ...

A Normal Solar Eclipse will last Two Minutes and Forty Seconds (2:40) in the ground, but when on an airplane, it is extended by a couple of minutes.

These eclipse chasers get to see a rare event in-person.

Elias Russell captured video of an airplane flying right over the sun as it was about halfway covered by the moon.

Before people on the plane flew into a few minutes of totality, the lights were dimmed and the sky outside grew darker. Flight attendants and ...

The sky darkened and outside the windows it looked like dawn or dusk. With the sun straight overhead, the plane banked from side to side at ...

While Monday's total solar eclipse was a bust for some in the GTA thanks to gloomy clouds, those who happened to be flying above them in a ...

Lucky passengers on one transcontinental flight got to experience totality from miles above the ground. Here, they describe the experience.

Because the eclipse itself was only visible to those on the south side of the plane, the team at Delta planned ahead and got special permission ...

Watch this video to see what it was like to fly with Southwest Airlines from Austin to Indianapolis through the Path of Totality!

More than 50 people got a bird's-eye view of yesterday's (July 2) total solar eclipse aboard a special flight operated by Chile-based ...

About 200 people took a Delta flight from Dallas to Detroit in the path of totality during the total solar eclipse. Here's what it was like.