German pilot Samy Kramer drew a huge syringe in the sky over Germany in support of vaccination that’s going to being in the country on December 27.

To realize his idea, the 20-year-old artist had to fly 200 km in his Diamond DA20 Katana aircraft.

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According to the sources, it only took 30 minutes to prepare the route. The flight lasted about an hour and a half.

“I plugged the route I planned to do into my GPS device. It didn’t take me long. […] I like to follow straight lines and leave messages to people. It’s better than a pointless flight,” he explained.

Before that, Kramer painted only emoticons in the sky.

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This is not the first message in the sky related to the coronavirus. The flight-tracking service Flightradar24 posted on Twitter three works by aviation artists, including the famous Stay Home to comply with the quarantine, as well as a gesture of support for health workers amid the pandemic.

The year 2020 summarized by 4 pilots.#Covid19 #Flightradar24 pic.twitter.com/LTNP0OAO9m

— Flightradar24 (@flightradar24) December 25, 2020