UFO involving NORAD North American Air Defense (1995)

A west bound America West B-757 airliner encountered a UFO with flashing lights along its length on May 25, 1995. The passenger jet was flying over the panhandle of Texas when it observed the unknown object. Thanks be to investigator Walter N. Webb, of the UFO Research Coalition for his thorough investigation of the case. Webb was able to get copies of the FAA voice tapes of chatter between the plane and ground. He also interviewed the crew and air traffic controllers.

Row of White Lights: The plane was designated as America West Flight 564, and was at 39,000 feet near Bovina, Texas, when First Officer John J. Waller and a flight attendant observed a row of white lights which flashed from left to right. The lights were below their flying altitude. Waller immediately made radio contact with the Albuquerque FAA Air Route Traffic Control Center during the observation. Nothing could be found that should be flying in that space at that time.

NORAD Confirms UFO: The next day, the controller made another check with NORAD, and he was told that they had indeed tracked another unknown target the night before that was at first stationary, then accelerated and stopped again very rapidly. These quick darts were estimated at somewhere between 1,000 and 1,400 mph.

Conclusions: There was nothing that could explain the sighting of America West Flight 564, and until another explanation can be found for the unusual object, we must assume that a UFO was seen that night.
The case of America West 564 is a good example of a confirmed UFO by an experienced crew, with confirmation by radar.

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• NORAD
• UFO
• 757
• AIRLINER
• FAA
• TRAFFIC
• CONTROL
• LIGHTS
• TEXAS
• 1995

[PeterTheSAGAFan]

Kudos to the pilots for being so brave. I also fly for an airline and I wouldn't say anything, nothing to gain. All it takes is some jerk to say you were drinking, on drugs, you saw a weather balloon, why would it have a strobe? blah blah blah. Not a smart way on betting one's career. At the end of the day, what do you gain? Nothing. It goes from neutral to real negative...Humanity and specially Americans do not have the maturity to deal with the possibility of extraterrestrials visiting us.

[kissmytwinkys]

thank you for your post....but.....have you ever seen anything out there? There are many Americans who do have the maturity albeit too many who would think they are demons LOL....too many fanatics IMO....Many truthers out there in you tube land my friend..........Once again...TQ for your post!

[TheTopBloke]

The pilots were probably bored and just goofin' around. Assuming something is 400ft+ in length, and cannot be seen on radar, why would it want to be seen via strobe lights? Note the F-117 pilot sees something, but never confirms beyond that a commercial aircraft, or something other than a commercial aircraft. And a search-only tracking means they are looking for it, it doesn't mean they have found it.

[kissmytwinkys]

sorry for my late reply...but I don't believe anyone would goof around about such a matter....and see the above person's post....no....too many pilots would not risk their job stating a sighting of a UFO...that is my opinion.....thank you :o)

[GenXFuturist101]

I think if "the truth got out", the wide-spread mass hysteria we are ALREADY experiencing will suddenly calm and quell because we will all be able to see how the peices of the puzzle have really been fitting together. With this knowledge WE AS A PEOPLE can get our act TOGETHER instead of allowing this mindless fray, caused by lack of knowledge as to the true state of affairs, to continue.

[kissmytwinkys]

well said...thank you! :o)

[TyroneSandalphon]

- there are two sets of planes....the ones with real people on are being hijacked, led out to sea and then destroyed. Next there are remote controlled planes on a computer programmed course to hit their targets in NY. Then there is the guided missiles that do the damage on the Pentagon and fly over Shanksville.

This is why there was so much confusion. The FA saw the planes heading out to sea and were told to withdraw. These targets were then disguised as NORAD manoeuvres

[timothy9696]

I was the flight attendant on this flight. It was not of this earth. I am now willing to come forward with the whole story.

[shpian]

If it is flying and it cannot be identified, it is called an unidentified flying object (UFO). This does not necessarily means it is coming from outer space. Any strange looking home built experimental airplane built in some one garage or at an Air Force base can also be considered a UFO. No one would expect the Air Force to just divulge information for a top secret project just because some one happen to see it. Lets get real. If you see something unidentified, so what; just keep on flying :p)

[PeterTheSAGAFan]

@LanaV6 It's not about me seeing anything. It's about a pattern. This is a real phenomenon. Very few people in the World see it. While the fraction is small, the number is huge and its happened for over 60 years. The descriptions are all similar cigar shaped, saucer shaped, balls of light, flying triangles, etc..

As long as the some in the government decide to keep this classified which it is, there is nothing to discuss and is quite useless to risk one's career on it.

[LanaV6]

@PeterTheSAGAFan Well, I may be wrong. But, it sounds like you may have encountered something you can't explain. :o)

[norb1937]

Why don't military aircraft have gun cameras like they did in ww2. The tower does not seem to take this stuff seriously.They should get serious already.

[TheMilitaryTactics]

@iiPowerHouse It has non ability to engage as it has no air to air missiles.