One April Fool's day prank has really taken off.

It was on Monday that a plane at a Texas airport may have been covered entirely in sticky notes.

Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport shared the video on X, formerly Twitter, which appeared to show one of its planes covered nose-to-tail in the infamous office supplies, with captivated onlookers taking pictures and videos.

We've heard of the sticky note office prank on April Fool's Day, but this just went too far... pic.twitter.com/qHTGoC0ROy

— DFW Airport (@DFWAirport) April 1, 2024

There have been a number of comments on X suggesting that the entire video is CGI. ''Nice try Dfw, crooks', writes one less-than-timid X user. However, many have expressed criticism towards Boeing, sharing remarks regarding the sticky notes pinpointing areas requiring maintenance. 'Maintenance reminders for @BoeingAirplanes', posts Carlos Ybarra.

Boeing has certainly come under a great deal of scrutiny lately in the aftermath of various engine issues and emergency landings that have pervaded its flights for the last month.

HNGN reported last month that a United flight was forced to divert to Denver after crews alerted to an issue with the plane's engine.

United Airlines confirmed that a flight from San Francisco to Paris had to land at Denver International Airport.

Emergency services were on standby for the arrival of a Boeing 777-200 aircraft due to a reported engine issue. Although United Airlines said the flight did not declare an emergency landing, precautionary measures were taken for any potential situations.

-- with reporting by TMX