Could a plane land on specialized vehicles if its landing gear failed? This (fake) video has stirred up a lot of questions online about whether such a scenario would be possible in reality - and the answer to those questions appears to be a resounding "No, that's very implausible."

But most of those answers seem to focus on the specifics of the Nissan truck - it would exceed its rated weight tolerance, it probably wouldn't be able to match the plane's speed...

What if an airport had specialized vehicles for this sort of thing, Thunderbirds-style? Could such vehicles be built, or would the engineering challenges just be too great to overcome?
Smaller planes can pull it off, here is video from a weekend airshow somewhere.
http://digg.com/video/plane-lands-on-truck
Bigger planes, that's a lot weight. Even my Cessna Cardinal (4 passenger) could weigh close to 2500 lbs landing, basically a whole nother car on top of a truck.  Maybe a car carrier would be good, longer landing ramp, clear front to fly over if needed.

Jets, that's a lot more speed to match up with.