I like this one a lot.  You don't see images with the plane this far away very often, and it makes for a very interesting image because you don't focus completely on the plane.  I get more of a sense of the bigger picture and the a sense of movement from the plane. Nice work.

No sh*t Sherlock

That's the whole idea, you can see:

-the plane
-the clouds
-the ground
-what's going on above the clouds(nothing)

Here is an example of a good shot like what you were trying to do:



a1, sorry to use you as an example...

It's the same type of shot:  Plane off center.  That's really what makes both these shot's unique.  The natural instinct when you look at a screenshot is to look in the middle which is why the plane is usually in the center of the shot.  If you move it off to the side or down to the bottom the focus shifts to whatever is in the center.  In a1's shot, the plane is off to the side and the focus is placed onto the setting sun.  THat's the first thing that this shot does, it sets your focus on something beautiful, where as in your shot the focus is confusing.  Should I look at the clouds or the ground?  Definitely not the plane, its too small and too far off to the side to be the main focus.   The next thing a1 has done right is the atmosphere.  The clouds in your shot takes up the whole background and just looks like a wall of fluff.  Finally the ground is a little more exciting and interesting than the flat ground in your shot.

Again, it's not a BAD screenshot, but it can be done MUCH better.