“I hate to say this, but it looked like a long cylindrical object” – American Airlines pilot reported a UFO in the New Mexico sky

A pilot of American Airlines While flying from Cincinnati to Phoenix, a radio UFO was reported in northeastern New Mexico last Sunday afternoon.

The pilot of Flight 2292 reported around 1:00 PM that the UFO was flying directly overhead, according to the broadcast recorded by Steve Douglass on his blog, Deep Black Horizon. American Airlines confirmed Fox news that the broadcast is authentic, but did not go into it.

I hate to say this, but it looked like a long cylindrical object that almost looked like some kind of cruise missile moving very fast. Gone over us

After questioning our flight crew and the additional information received, we can confirm that this radio transmission came from American Airlines Flight 2292 on February 21.Said a spokesperson before American Airlines a Fox news it is a statement.For any additional questions about this, we recommend that you contact the FBIThe pilot continued.

However, the FBI did not immediately respond to a request for comment on Tuesday.

Flight 2292 was at about 11,000 feet at the time of the sighting, and the Albuquerque Center was unresponsive because it interfered with local air traffic, Douglass said. The flight landed in Phoenix, Arizona.

New Mexico is home to the White Sands Missile Range, which is located in the southern part of the state and described as “the largest shooting range outsideFrom the Department of Defense.

The CIA has released all information about UFOs

All information about unidentified flying objects (UFOs) that the CIA has collected over decades of research is being released and available for download by the general public.

The possibility, surprisingly, follows a clause in the latest stimulus package announced by Donald Trump to face the economic crisis caused by the pandemic from COVID-19.

The clause in question ensures that intelligence agencies share all information gathered about UFOs with Congress within 180 days of their investigation.

And not only that, but it asked them to identify possible “Aerospace threats” or related, specifying whether said activity may be related to “one or more foreign adversaries”.

Consequently, all that material was made public and it is now available for download. The task of interpreting it is facilitated by an organization called The Black Vault, who has been making efforts since 1996 to access this information and has collected and organized all information.

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