Fuel leak or condensation? Pretty sure its just condensation but leave a comment what you think;) If it is Just condensation, please don't leave a dislike, I haven't wrote 'Fuel Leak' anywhere in the title so I'm not begging for views, I'm just asking for your opinion because I'm not 100% sure what a fuel leak looks like. Thankyou for your understanding.

Hows your weekend going? If you went back to school this week hope its going well =D Anyway, this video is of a Thomas Cook (TCX) Airlines Boeing 767300 Taking off runway 23L at Manchester International Airport [EGCC/MAN]. This video was recorded during April on a trip up to Manchester for 3 days, with a great mate 'Will', be sure to check out his channel for 3 weekly uploads:    / bristolcardifairport  
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Thomas Cook 767300 Takeoff at manchester
Thomas Cook 767300 Takeoff at manchester
Thomas Cook 767300 Takeoff at manchester
Thomas Cook 767300 Takeoff at manchester
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