Looks like it was quite the view. Thanks for posting. Certainly caught up in the moment as it would be impossible to be in totality for that long - even traveling directly in the path with a subsonic jet. From a NASA quote about their eclipse chasers: "While the eclipse will last no more than four and a half minutes at any point on the ground, the planes will see an eclipse that lasts about 25 percent longer, over 6 minutes and 22 seconds. This map shows the path of the 2024 total solar eclipse. The dark path across the continent is the path of totality"