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🚨 UPDATE: High-level sources tell me this was NOT a drone incursion, but a plane 15 miles from Palm Beach International—where Air Force One was parked—whose pilot stopped responding to Air Traffic Controllers Pilot eventually got in contact with the tower and immediately exited the zone “[Secret Service] was... show more

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This is crazy Air Traffic Control had to tell a spirit pilot FOUR TIMES to turn because they were too close to Air Force One when Trump was flying to the UK Air Force One! “I gotta talk to you twice every time! Pay attention! Get off the iPad!” Who was flying the plane? Spirit Airlines

This is crazy Air Traffic Control had to tell a spirit pilot FOUR TIMES to turn because they were too close to Air Force One when Trump was flying to the UK Air Force One! “I gotta talk to you twice every time! Pay attention! Get off the iPad!” Who was flying the plane? Spirit Airlines

Libs of TikTok

2,806,858 views • 11 months ago

NEW: Southwest pilot forced to nosedive to avoid a midair collision after takeoff from Burbank to Las Vegas. Passengers were reportedly launched out of their seats into the ceiling, with passengers comparing the incident to the ‘Tower of Terror’ ride. “About 10 minutes into the flight, we plummeted pretty far, and I looked around, and everyone was like, 'OK, that's normal',” one passenger said. “Then, within two seconds, it felt like the ride Tower of Terror, where we fell 20 to 30 feet in the air. The screaming, it was terrifying. We really thought we were plummeting to a plane crash.” After the incident, the pilot allegedly told the passengers that the plane almost collided with another plane, “and they had lost air traffic control signal.” (Fox News) At least one flight attendant was injured.

NEW: Southwest pilot forced to nosedive to avoid a midair collision after takeoff from Burbank to Las Vegas. Passengers were reportedly launched out of their seats into the ceiling, with passengers comparing the incident to the ‘Tower of Terror’ ride. “About 10 minutes into the flight, we plummeted pretty far, and I looked around, and everyone was like, 'OK, that's normal',” one passenger said. “Then, within two seconds, it felt like the ride Tower of Terror, where we fell 20 to 30 feet in the air. The screaming, it was terrifying. We really thought we were plummeting to a plane crash.” After the incident, the pilot allegedly told the passengers that the plane almost collided with another plane, “and they had lost air traffic control signal.” (Fox News) At least one flight attendant was injured.

Collin Rugg

1,174,285 views • 1 year ago

According to PIA sources, Flight PK-860 was en route from Jeddah to Lahore with more than 350 passengers when the pilot received a signal indicating a technical fault. The pilot immediately contacted air traffic control, after which the aircraft was diverted and landed at Dammam due to the in-flight technical issue. During the emergency landing, oxygen masks were deployed inside the aircraft. #etribune #LatestNews

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The Express Tribune

189,395 views • 8 months ago

In a nationwide first, a drone was successfully used to disarm an armed suspect, helping bring the incident to a safe resolution. Sacramento Sheriff’s Special Enforcement Detail (SWAT) had the residence surrounded. The known felon and Parolee-At-Large was seen earlier with a firearm. After not responding to negotiators, a drone was deployed inside the residence. Drone pilots located the suspect hiding in a corner of a garage. One of his hands was concealed under his body, and the other was holding a knife. He was obviously alive, but not responding. Was he pretending to be dead or simply lying in wait for deputies to approach? Rather than rush into a potentially deadly encounter, one drone pilot came up with an innovative solution. By attaching a powerful magnet to the drone, the pilot was able to safely remove the knife from the suspect’s hand before deputies moved in. It was an incredible display of creativity, skill, and precision by the drone pilot. It’s also worth noting that our drones are labeled as “military equipment” (even though anyone can purchase them at their local Walmart), but are really just another piece of technology helping deputies resolve dangerous situations safely. Their use protects both law enforcement personnel and suspects.

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Sacramento Sheriff

1,115,034 views • 2 months ago

A very unusual and interesting hunt for Russian BUK-M1 air defense by the "Lazar" unit. A night drone bomber was sent to bomb a Russian BUK. A hole was made in the shelter where the BUK was hiding, but it was not destroyed. The drone landed on the BUK and did not stop broadcasting video signal. At that moment, a second drone was sent to finish the job. The Russians tried to redeploy the surviving BUK but were unable to escape.

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🇺🇸 UFO CLOSE CALL? PILOT REPORTS “SILVER CANISTER” FLOATING NEAR PLANE A pilot flying over Rhode Island called air traffic control with the kind of report that instantly turns a normal day into a group chat story. He said a mysterious object, shaped like a “small silver canister,” was hovering just feet from his wingtip at around 3,500 feet and “appears to be standing still.” The controllers asked for more detail, but the pilot said it did not look like a drone or a balloon and did not seem attached to anything, it was just “hovering” there on its own. They sounded as baffled as anyone, with one voice calling it “Creepy!” before another added the line every pilot dreams of hearing midair: “Good luck with the aliens!” No official explanation is given in the report, and the FAA did not immediately comment. So what was it: a super-close drone, a floating science project, or the world’s most awkward fly-by? Source: VASAviation, New York Post

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Mario Nawfal

75,830 views • 8 months ago

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86,741 views • 1 year ago

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15,290 views • 2 months ago

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195,911 views • 9 months ago

JUST IN: Four people briefed on the DC crash say the Black Hawk was flying too high *and* was outside of its approved path when it collided with the American Airlines flight, according to the NYT. The helicopter pilot acknowledged how they were getting too close to the plane yet somehow collided with it anyway after being warned by the air traffic controller. "The air traffic control tower had given the helicopter pilot permission to fly no higher than 200 feet, said the people, who were not authorized to speak about the matter publicly," The Times reported. The development from the outlet comes after President Trump questioned why the pilot was flying so high. "The Blackhawk helicopter was flying too high, by a lot. It was far above the 200-foot limit. That’s not really too complicated to understand, is it???" Trump posted.

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Collin Rugg

4,041,698 views • 1 year ago

.#AmericanAirlines has issued a ground stop on CLT flights. Looks like mine was one of the last to get through. I was sitting next to a pilot and on the white out descent I asked “are these conditions common?” He said “no. Not at all.”

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Mandy Powers Norrell

535,289 views • 6 months ago

Pilot reports ‘silver canister’ UFO feet from his plane during ‘creepy’ air traffic control call: ‘Good luck with the aliens’ | Anthony Blair, New York Post “Good luck with the aliens!” an Air Traffic Controller said. A recording of the “creepy” moment a pilot was told “good luck with the aliens” after reporting a UFO sighting to air traffic control has resurfaced following the bizarre incident over the skies of Rhode Island. Newly resurfaced video of the live ATC broadcast captures the moment the pilot told the ground team, “It appears to be standing still,” as the mysterious object, which he compared to a silver canister, floated beside him. “Looks like a strange, small object that we just floated by. A small silver canister. Do you know what that could be?” the pilot told ATC in the recording, shared on YouTube in October by the VASAviation channel, which regularly posts ATC frequency conversations. After ATC confirmed that they did not know what the object was and asked for further details, the pilot responded that the UFO was just feet from their plane in midair. “Appears to be standing still and I’m at 3,500 feet. It was right off our wingtip. Small silver canister,” said the pilot, flying a Piper PA-32RT-300T Turbo Lance II, which seats up to five passengers. He added that the “astonishing” object did not appear to be attached to anything, but was just “hovering” in midair, in response to a further question about whether it was a drone or a balloon. “Creepy!” the ground team responded in the short clip, before another ATC operative adds, “Good luck with the aliens!” It is believed that the incident over Rhode Island occurred around the same time as the video’s posting on Oct. 27. The clip has since been shared on social media and went viral. The FAA did not respond immediately to requests for comment.

Pilot reports ‘silver canister’ UFO feet from his plane during ‘creepy’ air traffic control call: ‘Good luck with the aliens’ | Anthony Blair, New York Post “Good luck with the aliens!” an Air Traffic Controller said. A recording of the “creepy” moment a pilot was told “good luck with the aliens” after reporting a UFO sighting to air traffic control has resurfaced following the bizarre incident over the skies of Rhode Island. Newly resurfaced video of the live ATC broadcast captures the moment the pilot told the ground team, “It appears to be standing still,” as the mysterious object, which he compared to a silver canister, floated beside him. “Looks like a strange, small object that we just floated by. A small silver canister. Do you know what that could be?” the pilot told ATC in the recording, shared on YouTube in October by the VASAviation channel, which regularly posts ATC frequency conversations. After ATC confirmed that they did not know what the object was and asked for further details, the pilot responded that the UFO was just feet from their plane in midair. “Appears to be standing still and I’m at 3,500 feet. It was right off our wingtip. Small silver canister,” said the pilot, flying a Piper PA-32RT-300T Turbo Lance II, which seats up to five passengers. He added that the “astonishing” object did not appear to be attached to anything, but was just “hovering” in midair, in response to a further question about whether it was a drone or a balloon. “Creepy!” the ground team responded in the short clip, before another ATC operative adds, “Good luck with the aliens!” It is believed that the incident over Rhode Island occurred around the same time as the video’s posting on Oct. 27. The clip has since been shared on social media and went viral. The FAA did not respond immediately to requests for comment.

Owen Gregorian

226,811 views • 8 months ago

🚨 NEAR-DISASTER IN SAN DIEGO — UNITED AIRLINES PILOT REPORTS POSSIBLE DRONE STRIKE DURING LANDING! A United Airlines flight from San Francisco was coming in for one of the most spectacular — and difficult — landings in America when the pilot spotted trouble. United Flight 1980 was on final approach into San Diego International when the pilot radioed air traffic control: they had encountered a small red drone at around 3,000 feet. The Boeing 737 with 48 passengers and 6 crew members landed safely, but the crew later reported a possible drone strike. San Diego’s approach already threads the needle through buildings — adding a damn drone into the mix makes it insanely dangerous. The FAA says they get about 100 drone sightings near airports every single month. This is getting out of control.

🚨 NEAR-DISASTER IN SAN DIEGO — UNITED AIRLINES PILOT REPORTS POSSIBLE DRONE STRIKE DURING LANDING! A United Airlines flight from San Francisco was coming in for one of the most spectacular — and difficult — landings in America when the pilot spotted trouble. United Flight 1980 was on final approach into San Diego International when the pilot radioed air traffic control: they had encountered a small red drone at around 3,000 feet. The Boeing 737 with 48 passengers and 6 crew members landed safely, but the crew later reported a possible drone strike. San Diego’s approach already threads the needle through buildings — adding a damn drone into the mix makes it insanely dangerous. The FAA says they get about 100 drone sightings near airports every single month. This is getting out of control.

Gunther Eagleman™

78,723 views • 3 months ago

🚨BREAKING: Expert Pilot Analyzes DC Mid-Air Collision 🚨 Captain Steve just dropped the most detailed breakdown yet of last night’s tragic mid-air collision in Washington, DC. He dissects the crash second by second, bringing expert insight as a pilot himself. His analysis makes it clear: this was NOT the fault of air traffic control or the passenger jet’s pilot. The Blackhawk helicopter acknowledged visual contact with the aircraft TWICE and took responsibility for safe navigation—yet still failed to avoid the collision. Was this just a catastrophic error, or was there something more sinister at play? Could the Blackhawk have been remotely hijacked? Could the pilot have intentionally caused the crash? Until more info emerges, we can’t rule anything out. Watch the full breakdown now ⬇️

🚨BREAKING: Expert Pilot Analyzes DC Mid-Air Collision 🚨 Captain Steve just dropped the most detailed breakdown yet of last night’s tragic mid-air collision in Washington, DC. He dissects the crash second by second, bringing expert insight as a pilot himself. His analysis makes it clear: this was NOT the fault of air traffic control or the passenger jet’s pilot. The Blackhawk helicopter acknowledged visual contact with the aircraft TWICE and took responsibility for safe navigation—yet still failed to avoid the collision. Was this just a catastrophic error, or was there something more sinister at play? Could the Blackhawk have been remotely hijacked? Could the pilot have intentionally caused the crash? Until more info emerges, we can’t rule anything out. Watch the full breakdown now ⬇️

Project Constitution

1,784,054 views • 1 year ago

VIDEO | Western Railway dismisses the viral social media claim that a loco pilot stopped a passenger train to buy samosas. Ratlam Division PRO Mukesh Kumar says, "...We also received the video through social media. We conducted an inquiry, and the concerned department confirmed that the location... The video falsely claims that it was a DEMU passenger train. That is completely incorrect. It was a goods train. The goods train was stopped at the home signal in accordance with railway rules because engineering work was underway ahead, and the signal had not been cleared. During this time, the person seen getting down from the train was a spare driver. The main loco pilot and assistant loco pilot remained inside the locomotive. Therefore, both claims made in the viral video, that the loco pilot stopped the train to buy snacks and that it was a passenger/DEMU train, are completely false and baseless. The train was halted solely because the signal had not been cleared due to the engineering work ahead. It was a goods train, not a passenger train."

VIDEO | Western Railway dismisses the viral social media claim that a loco pilot stopped a passenger train to buy samosas. Ratlam Division PRO Mukesh Kumar says, "...We also received the video through social media. We conducted an inquiry, and the concerned department confirmed that the location... The video falsely claims that it was a DEMU passenger train. That is completely incorrect. It was a goods train. The goods train was stopped at the home signal in accordance with railway rules because engineering work was underway ahead, and the signal had not been cleared. During this time, the person seen getting down from the train was a spare driver. The main loco pilot and assistant loco pilot remained inside the locomotive. Therefore, both claims made in the viral video, that the loco pilot stopped the train to buy snacks and that it was a passenger/DEMU train, are completely false and baseless. The train was halted solely because the signal had not been cleared due to the engineering work ahead. It was a goods train, not a passenger train."

Press Trust of India

24,578 views • 1 month ago

🇺🇸Pilot: “I was told that it was a dog, but it was a person.. it was too small to be a male adult. I believe it was a child.” Host: What did you do? 🇺🇸Pilot: Maintain target. I asked the pilot what that was, and he's like, He didn't care. THIS IS WHAT US DID IN AFGHANISTAN

🇺🇸Pilot: “I was told that it was a dog, but it was a person.. it was too small to be a male adult. I believe it was a child.” Host: What did you do? 🇺🇸Pilot: Maintain target. I asked the pilot what that was, and he's like, He didn't care. THIS IS WHAT US DID IN AFGHANISTAN

The Resonance

169,453 views • 9 months ago