FYI - there is a fellow that has captured a number of unique alignments between celestial and terrestrial objects. I think his name is Thierry Legault. I see his work on the APOD (Astronomy Picture Of the Day) web site from time-to-time (apod.nasa.gov).

I had a similar fortuitous alignment about a year ago. I was a visitor at the Kennedy Space Center during the last early morning (before sun rise) launch of the space shuttle. The Vehicle Assembly Building was behind me as I stood near the "count down sign" with the Space Shuttle to the east poised to launch. Due to the alignment, I was able to watch as the International Space Station (ISS) pass over head (moving west to east in the sky) just before the space shuttle launched (T-9 minutes or something). As luck would have it, the ISS passed right in front of the moon. But the really cool part was that the same photo could capture both the shuttle on the pad and the ISS in orbit. A few moments later the shuttle lifted off and the chase was on. It was a beautiful launch into a cloudless, pre-dawn sky. I'll never forget it.

Have you tried filming Mars or Jupiter? Jupiter will be visible in the early evening this month in the northern hemisphere.
I wonder how they would look with your magnification. I only get to an equivalent of 800mm with my teleconverters.

Ah I see, so the fade-transition a few seconds before the plane is to avoid the wobble? That is only thing I found distracting otherwise it was a stunning video. Loved it!!

@mpgxsvcd shared it on Twitter. How close to the cut was the plane crossing? :)

nice sharpness still with the teleconverters. Which ones do you use?

Incredible shot. It doesn't look real. Great job.