DRONE IS THE NEW CODE WORD FOR ” ALIEN CRAFT “
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The drone was spotted by the pilots of WestJet Flight 366, from Toronto to Ottawa, as well as Air Canada Flight 458, also from Toronto to Ottawa. The WestJet pilots flew past the drone as the Boeing 737 plane was descending into the Ottawa airport at about 4:45 p.m. ET. The pilot’s call to the airport’s air traffic controllers was recorded by the website liveATC.net, which monitors air traffic control communications across the globe. “Just to let you know we just flew pretty close to a drone at 6,700 feet,” a pilot can be heard telling air traffic controllers. • The pilots of the Air Canada flight spotted the drone on their descent in an Airbus A320 just a few minutes after the WestJet flight spotted it. • “I can see the drone,” a pilot can be heard telling air traffic controllers in another recording. The scrambled fighter jets were not able to locate the drone when they arrived and the jets returned to CFB Bagotville, according to DND. The RCMP is investigating on June 6, 2016; nearly two weeks after the incident, Transport Canada filed a report about the sightings of a “large drone” near the flight paths of the two planes. The report says that the WestJet pilots spotted the drone on the plane’s left side at the same altitude of the plane, about 6,700 feet. The Air Canada flight was flying at 8,000 feet when its pilots spotted the drone about 1.8 kilometers to its left, flying about 2,000 feet below the plane’s altitude. The drone headed to the southeast at 37 to 55 km/h on radar and was lost at about 4:55 p.m. ET, the report states.
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Commercial and “pro” consumer drones cannot reach 6700 feet. They are restricted to 1500 feet GEO-mapping in high end drones prevent them from flying in G restricted airspace and near airports The best available drones can only fly for up to 14 minutes while at their maximum altitude and speed 3 – 4 high powered batteries would be required to fly for 25 – 30 minutes seen near the Ottawa airport, according to a Department of National Defence spokesperson. The drone was spotted by the pilots of West Jet Flight 366, from Toronto to Ottawa, as well as Air Canada Flight 458, also from Toronto to Ottawa. The West Jet pilots flew past the drone as the Boeing 737 plane was descending into the Ottawa airport at about 4:45 p.m. ET. The pilot’s call to the airport’s air traffic controllers was recorded by the website liveATC.net, which monitors air traffic control communications across the globe. “Just to let you know we just flew pretty close to a drone at 6,700 feet,” a pilot can be heard telling air traffic controllers. The pilots of the Air Canada flight spotted the drone on their descent in an Airbus A320 just a few minutes after the WestJet flight spotted it. “I can see the drone,” a pilot can be heard telling air traffic controllers in another recording. The scrambled fighter jets were not able to locate the drone when they arrived and the jets returned to AFB Bagotville, according to DND. The RCMP is investigating. MUFON Case 77598 –Thanks to MUFON CMS AND FILER FILES. NOTE: The above image is my CGI.
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