- The photo of the man was taken at what appears to be an Australian airport
- He can be seen in the photo lying on his back inside a Rolls-Royce plane turbine
- Hundreds found the stunt amusing but questioned if the man would keep his job
- One person joked that their flight was delayed so the photo could be taken
An airport worker has been photographed posing for a photo while lying inside a plane’s turbine.
The image was shared to social media on Saturday, showing the man performing the stunt at what appears to be an Australian airport.
He can be seen in the photo taking a casual pose, lying on his back inside the Rolls-Royce turbine of what’s believed to be a Boeing 777.
An image was shared to social media on Saturday showing a man lying on his back inside a Rolls-Royce plane turbine at what appears to be an Australian airport
The photo also shows his co-worker standing on top of one of the airport’s ground support vehicles as he tries to perfectly capture the moment.
Meanwhile, another co-worker stands cross-armed while appearing to keep a look out for anyone who threatens to spoil the antics.
The photo caused a stir on social media after it was posted by Sydney-based blog Brown Cardigan with the caption: ‘It might be his only chance to die inside a Rolls Royce.’
Hundreds of people found the stunt amusing but questioned whether the man would keep his job.
The photo caused a stir on social media after it was posted by Sydney-based blog Brown Cardigan with the caption: ‘It might be his only chance to die inside a Rolls Royce’
Sydney Airport (pictured) could not confirm on Sunday where the photo was taken but said they are investigating
‘Wonder if this was why our flight was delayed this morning?’ one person wrote.
Another wrote: ‘Sure his a** is fired after this!’
Former airport workers also commented on the photo, claiming the man’s pose is a rite of passage in the aviation industry.
Sydney Airport could not confirm on Sunday where the photo was taken but said they are investigating.