FAA Chief has visual, plane & grnd radar proof of UFO

Straight from Disclosure Project clips. FAA Chield reporting on ETVs.

This is a snippet from a formal interview with John Callahan, former FAA Head of Accidents & Investigations, conducted by the Disclosure Project. This video goes in to more detail about the Alaska UFO incident (flight JAL1628 – http://tinyurl.com/29y5wv) than did the talk at the National Press Club ( http://tinyurl.com/uauzc ), to see the whole documentary click the following link ( http://tinyurl.com/yheh4f ) or if you prefer search Google videos for: “Disclosure Project” DVD

UFO Spotted in Moscow Region Sky

Crews of two passenger aircraft, TU-134 and Boeing-737, spotted two unknown flying objects � supposedly, big balloons, in the sky of the Moscow Region. Despite the unusual “finds”, flights of the two planes were not interrupted.

The crew of TU-134 of the air company Aeroflot-Nord was the first to notice the flying balloons at a height of 2100 metres. This happened not far from Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow at around 6.36pm Moscow time, September 2. Eight minutes later the crew of Boeing-737 of the air company Transaero noticed a flying red balloon at a height of 4500 metres.
According to the Ministry of Transport, now the officers of the air traffic organization and management department are making inspection upon the fact of spotting of two unknown objects in the flying zone of the Moscow Region.

(Source: http://www.russia-ic.com/news/show/4677/) (Original: http://lenta.ru/news/2007/09/03/balloons/)

Pilot’s UFO report released after 16 years

“It’s moving very fast to the northeast, spraying fire-like gas and transforming into two objects, a ball and a cube.”

It’s not a line from a sci-fi movie, but from a tape recording of a conversation between a ground dispatcher and a passenger plane pilot who allegedly chased an unidentified flying object 16 years ago above Shanghai.

The tape, the only known in-flight voice recording of a UFO sighting in China, was released to the public for the first time during a UFO seminar held on Saturday in Shanghai, Beijing Legal Times reported today.

The recording has been kept by Wu Jialu, former senior engineer with the Shanghai Aircraft Design and Research Institute. He said equipment needed to analyze the report wasn’t available until now.

“The 26-minute-long tape recording on March 18, 1991, included the pilot detecting the object, following it and eventually, he watched it disappear,” said Wu, now director general with a city’s UFO research center.

Wu played the taped conversation to the newspaper. The following is a transcript of the conversation.

Airport dispatcher (A): 3603, what did you see?

3603: I took off, flying about seven sea miles (13 kilometers) at the Course 28 degrees. I found an unidentified flying object right at my front. It was three meters to five meters in length. It’s red and it looks like it is spraying fire. It’s flying to the northeast. I turned slightly to the north and the object was farther and farther from my plane. It’s moving fast and suddenly it turned around.

I flew about 20 sea miles (37 kilometers). It is moving southeast. It’s flying lower and lower. I turned a little to the west. It turned around suddenly to the north again. It turned black.

It separated into two, one ball on the upper side and one cube below it. The two objects flew northeast for a while and then they turned to the northwest. They climbed up and disappeared. They came out, and disappeared again.

A: I got it.

A: When did you last see the object?

3603: About 6:26pm at 10 sea miles (18 kilometers) from Wuxi City.

A: Well, what’s its location then?

3603: It was right in front of me.

A: 3603, can you estimate its speed?

3603: Its speed, um, the maximum speed … … It’s difficult to say. It’s about 600 kilometers per hour to 700 kilometers per hour. I felt like it’s flying at the speed of big planes.

… …

Cui Yilin, a reporter with Shanghai-based Xinmin Evening News, told Beijing Legal Times that he received hundreds of calls from local residents on March 19, 1991, saying they saw a “red fire ball” over Shanghai the previous day.

“There were calls from Wusong, Xinzhuang and Bund areas. But the one that really got my attention was from Hongqiao Airport,” Cui said.

Jin Xin, an on-duty dispatcher at the navigation tower of Hongqiao Airport on March 18, 1991, told Cui that he saw the flying object, which was engulfed by red light.

“I immediately asked a pilot that was about to take off to follow the object,” Jin told the newspaper.

Jin gave a tape of the recorded conversation with the pilot to Wu after the incident.

Jin said pilot 3603 was Zhu Zhaoyuan, who flew for Jinan Airlines, which has since been taken over by China Eastern Airlines.

“He was piloting a small passenger plane when he chased the object,” Jin said. Zhu was middle-aged and an experienced pilot, Jin added.

Zhu could not be reached for comment, said the report.

Liu Yan, a researcher at Purple Mountain Observatory under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, told the newspaper that more than 90 percent of UFO reports were false.

“People are easily misled by the reflection of light emitted by planes and believe they see UFO,” said Liu.

(Source: http://www.shanghaidaily.com)

Pilot’s UFO report released after 16 years

“It’s moving very fast to the northeast, spraying fire-like gas and transforming into two objects, a ball and a cube.”

It’s not a line from a sci-fi movie, but from a tape recording of a conversation between a ground dispatcher and a passenger plane pilot who allegedly chased an unidentified flying object 16 years ago above Shanghai.

The tape, the only known in-flight voice recording of a UFO sighting in China, was released to the public for the first time during a UFO seminar held on Saturday in Shanghai, Beijing Legal Times reported today.

The recording has been kept by Wu Jialu, former senior engineer with the Shanghai Aircraft Design and Research Institute. He said equipment needed to analyze the report wasn’t available until now.

“The 26-minute-long tape recording on March 18, 1991, included the pilot detecting the object, following it and eventually, he watched it disappear,” said Wu, now director general with a city’s UFO research center.

Wu played the taped conversation to the newspaper. The following is a transcript of the conversation.

Airport dispatcher (A): 3603, what did you see?

3603: I took off, flying about seven sea miles (13 kilometers) at the Course 28 degrees. I found an unidentified flying object right at my front. It was three meters to five meters in length. It’s red and it looks like it is spraying fire. It’s flying to the northeast. I turned slightly to the north and the object was farther and farther from my plane. It’s moving fast and suddenly it turned around.

I flew about 20 sea miles (37 kilometers). It is moving southeast. It’s flying lower and lower. I turned a little to the west. It turned around suddenly to the north again. It turned black.

It separated into two, one ball on the upper side and one cube below it. The two objects flew northeast for a while and then they turned to the northwest. They climbed up and disappeared. They came out, and disappeared again.

A: I got it.

A: When did you last see the object?

3603: About 6:26pm at 10 sea miles (18 kilometers) from Wuxi City.

A: Well, what’s its location then?

3603: It was right in front of me.

A: 3603, can you estimate its speed?

3603: Its speed, um, the maximum speed … … It’s difficult to say. It’s about 600 kilometers per hour to 700 kilometers per hour. I felt like it’s flying at the speed of big planes.

… …

Cui Yilin, a reporter with Shanghai-based Xinmin Evening News, told Beijing Legal Times that he received hundreds of calls from local residents on March 19, 1991, saying they saw a “red fire ball” over Shanghai the previous day.

“There were calls from Wusong, Xinzhuang and Bund areas. But the one that really got my attention was from Hongqiao Airport,” Cui said.

Jin Xin, an on-duty dispatcher at the navigation tower of Hongqiao Airport on March 18, 1991, told Cui that he saw the flying object, which was engulfed by red light.

“I immediately asked a pilot that was about to take off to follow the object,” Jin told the newspaper.

Jin gave a tape of the recorded conversation with the pilot to Wu after the incident.

Jin said pilot 3603 was Zhu Zhaoyuan, who flew for Jinan Airlines, which has since been taken over by China Eastern Airlines.

“He was piloting a small passenger plane when he chased the object,” Jin said. Zhu was middle-aged and an experienced pilot, Jin added.

Zhu could not be reached for comment, said the report.

Liu Yan, a researcher at Purple Mountain Observatory under the Chinese Academy of Sciences, told the newspaper that more than 90 percent of UFO reports were false.

“People are easily misled by the reflection of light emitted by planes and believe they see UFO,” said Liu.

(Source: http://www.shanghaidaily.com)

‘Mile-wide UFO’ spotted by British airline pilot

Aurigny Airlines captain Ray Bowyer, 50, described what he thought to be a UFO as ‘a cigar-shaped brilliant white light’, similar to the image supplied by Dennis Plunket of the British Flying Saucer bureau

One of the largest UFOs ever seen has been observed by the crew and passengers of an airliner over the Channel Islands.

An official air-miss report on the incident several weeks ago appears in Pilot magazine.

Aurigny Airlines captain Ray Bowyer, 50, flying close to Alderney first spotted the object, described as “a cigar-shaped brilliant white light”.

As the plane got closer the captain viewed it through binoculars and said: “It was a very sharp, thin yellow object with a green area.

“It was 2,000ft up and stationary. I thought it was about 10 miles away, although I later realised it was approximately 40 miles from us. At first, I thought it was the size of a [Boeing] 737.

“But it must have been much bigger because of how far away it was. It could have been as much as a mile wide.”

Continuing his approach to Guernsey, Bowyer then spied a “second identical object further to the west”.

He said: “It was exactly the same but looked smaller because it was further away. It was closer to Guernsey. I can’t explain it. This was clearly visual for about nine minutes.

“I’m certainly not saying that it was something of another world. All I’m saying is that I have never seen anything like it before in all my years of flying.”

The sightings were confirmed by passengers Kate and John Russell. John, 74, said: “I saw an orange light. It was like an elongated oval.”

The sightings were also confirmed by an unnamed pilot with the Blue Islands airline.

The Civil Aviation Authority safety notice states that a Tri-Lander aircraft flying close to Alderney spotted the object.

“Certain parts of the report have not been published. I cannot say why,” said a senior CAA source.

Earlier this year, however, the MOD declared its intentions to open its UFO files to the public.

(Source: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk)

‘Mile-wide UFO’ spotted by British airline pilot

Aurigny Airlines captain Ray Bowyer, 50, described what he thought to be a UFO as ‘a cigar-shaped brilliant white light’, similar to the image supplied by Dennis Plunket of the British Flying Saucer bureau

One of the largest UFOs ever seen has been observed by the crew and passengers of an airliner over the Channel Islands.

An official air-miss report on the incident several weeks ago appears in Pilot magazine.

Aurigny Airlines captain Ray Bowyer, 50, flying close to Alderney first spotted the object, described as “a cigar-shaped brilliant white light”.

As the plane got closer the captain viewed it through binoculars and said: “It was a very sharp, thin yellow object with a green area.

“It was 2,000ft up and stationary. I thought it was about 10 miles away, although I later realised it was approximately 40 miles from us. At first, I thought it was the size of a [Boeing] 737.

“But it must have been much bigger because of how far away it was. It could have been as much as a mile wide.”

Continuing his approach to Guernsey, Bowyer then spied a “second identical object further to the west”.

He said: “It was exactly the same but looked smaller because it was further away. It was closer to Guernsey. I can’t explain it. This was clearly visual for about nine minutes.

“I’m certainly not saying that it was something of another world. All I’m saying is that I have never seen anything like it before in all my years of flying.”

The sightings were confirmed by passengers Kate and John Russell. John, 74, said: “I saw an orange light. It was like an elongated oval.”

The sightings were also confirmed by an unnamed pilot with the Blue Islands airline.

The Civil Aviation Authority safety notice states that a Tri-Lander aircraft flying close to Alderney spotted the object.

“Certain parts of the report have not been published. I cannot say why,” said a senior CAA source.

Earlier this year, however, the MOD declared its intentions to open its UFO files to the public.

(Source: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk)

Japan Air Lines Flight 1628 – Giant UFO over Alaska

On November 16, 1986 a UFO was sighted by the crew of a Japanese jumbo freighter aircraft.

Air Route Traffic Control Center in Anchorage, Alaska, had reported that
the unidentified flying object had been detected on radar.
It is one of the most interesting UFO sightings reported by Japanese airline pilots.

The flight route of the Boeing 747 carrying a cargo of French wine, was from Paris to Anchorage,
Alaska and then to Tokyo with a stop at Reykjavik, Iceland.
The airplane with the crew of three (Captain Kenju Terauchi, First Officer Takanori Tamefuji and
Flight Engineer Yoshio Tsukuda) landed in Reykjavik and the next day took off heading northwest
over Greenland.

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(Full story: http://www.ufoarea.com/events_jal1628.html)

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