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I hate to say this but a large Boeing such as a 767 cannot fly at 500mph at an altitude of 500 meters/ sea level. The best it could manage without the aircraft starting to become uncontrollable for the pilot would be about 300mph.
As the aircraft climbs to a higher altitude where the air is thinner, it can increase it's performance as in go faster and use less fuel.
Oh god, so now you are an expert on flying and aircraft as well. Do you have a pilots licence colinz? I do. You are wrong. What you are referring to is straight and level flight in ideal conditions.
Additionally I believe that the 360 kts you are no doubt referring to is what is called Vno, or maximum speed in normal operating conditions. It is NOT the maximum speed at which the aircraft is capable of moving. I spent 10 months studying flight principles and the other subjects in order to gain my licence, how long have you spent studying (not visiting conspiracy sites by the way) to gain your knowledge.
If the aircraft was cruising at a higher altitude and dived then the speed would FAR exceed 360 kts.
Oops, another string of your theory soundly debunked.