You must be very passionate to be able to capture on tape such a big part of a San Francisco – Paris air trip. However it happened! Usually most of the people would take a very long sleep but one passenger picked up his Canon 5D Mark II digital SLR camera attached it on a tripod and filmed most of the trans-continental journey.
It proved to be a great video as at a certain instance within the 11-hours flight, the camera which pointed out of the window, captured an absolutely great Aurora Borealis.
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Video: Aurora Borealis recorded during Air France flight from San Francisco to Paris