Five Airliner Crews Report UFO Sightings over Mexico (by Ana Luisa Cid, 4-11-2008)

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Five Airliner Crews Report UFO Sightings over Mexico

By Ana Luisa Cid - Inexplicata, The Journal of Hispanic Ufology

On March 23, 2008, between 20:00 and 20:40 hours, five airliner crews reported UFO sightings over Mexico.

All witnesses agreed on the traffic being intensely brilliant, with lights resembling airliner strobes (white and intermittent). The objects were described as brilliant spheres that were also surrounded by lights.

One of the pilots, the one who flew closest to the UFOs, added that they had a pentagon-shaped base. The objects went up and down, making movements that could not be matched by an airliner. At that time they were flying at 25,000 feet, 70 miles northwest of Guadalajara (Jalisco).

The airliners followed different routes and according to the triangulation between pilots and air traffic controlers, the UFOs should have been at the center of the triangle formed by Guadalajara - Aguascalientes - Bajio.

Aircraft involved:

ATR42, Aeromar

Boeing 737-800, Aeroméxico

Boeing 737-200, Aviacsa

Focker 100, Click de Mexicana

Airbus A320, Mexicana de Aviación

Communication frequencies employed:

128.5 MHz

123.9 MHz


Credits

(Translation (c) 2008, Scott Corrales, IHU. Special thanks to Ana Luisa Cid, air traffic controller Enrique Kolbek and aviation mechanic Alfonso Salazar)

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