AMERICAN Airlines has not ruled out that one of its jets encountered an apparent UFO over New Mexico last weekend. The passenger airline today verified a radio transmission from flight 2292 Cincinnati to Phoenix at around 1:00pm CST Sunday, which heard a pilot claim the unidentified object was flying right on top of them. "Do you have any targets up here? We just had something go right over the top of us," the pilot said in the radio transmission, which was recorded by flight blogger Deep Black Horizon. Steve Douglass, an experienced radio interceptor, claims to have heard the strange transmission while recording from his arsenal of scanners. "I hate to say this but it looked like a long cylindrical object that almost looked like a cruise missile type of thing moving really fast. It went right over the top of us." Speaking to Fox News in a statement American Airlines verified the transmission is from flight 2292 - but said the channel should “contact the FBI” for … [Read more...] about ‘UFO’ mystery deepens as American Airlines doesn’t deny spotting and says ‘talk to the FBI’
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Airlines face ‘battle to survive’ under UK’s tough new rules
What awaits those facing hotel quarantine? Great British Getaways: your ultimate holiday planner Travel experts predict overseas holidays will return by early summer Our blueprint for getting holidays back to normal Sign up to the Telegraph Travel newsletter T he UK’s airports and airlines are battling to survive in the face of blanket travel restrictions, aviation chiefs have warned – after new, tighter border restrictions were announced by Matt Hancock this afternoon. The Health Secretary laid out the new legislation for arrivals into England – including £10,000 fines for those trying to evade quarantine, and prison sentences of up to 10 years for anyone trying to conceal their arrival from a red list country . Scotland, meanwhile, plans to make hotel quarantine mandatory for all arriving travellers. But Karen Dee, chief executive of the Airport Operators Association and Tim Alderslade, chief executive of Airlines UK, are calling for an exit … [Read more...] about Airlines face ‘battle to survive’ under UK’s tough new rules
Malaysia Airlines Tells Grieving Families to Go Home and Wait
Malaysia Airlines told families of the missing passengers on Flight 370 to return to their homes and wait for updates from there, according to a statement the airline released on Thursday. While Malaysia Airlines is committed to continuing its support to the families during the whole process, we are adjusting the mode of services and support. Instead of staying in hotels, the families of MH370 are advised to receive information updates on the progress of the search and investigation and other support by Malaysia Airlines within the comfort of their own homes, with the support and care of their families and friends. See also: Malaysia's First Report on Flight 370 Reveals 4-Hour Search Gap Families had been staying in local hotels to hear daily briefings on the search for the missing plane. After more than 50 days of dead-end leads, Malaysia Airlines said it will close its support center at the Lido Hotel in Beijing on May 7. The company said that, from here on, it will … [Read more...] about Malaysia Airlines Tells Grieving Families to Go Home and Wait
Investigators: We May Never Know What Happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
The Malaysian police in charge of finding out what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 admitted on Wednesday something the world is beginning to fear: we may never really know what happened to the doomed jetliner and the 239 people on board. See also: People Have Stopped Talking About the Missing Plane Speaking to reporters in Kuala Lumpur, Inspector General Khalid Abu Bakar said , "Investigations may go on and on and on. We have to clear every little thing. At the end of the investigations, we may not even know the real cause. We may not even know the reason for this incident." Malaysia's police have concluded their investigation into the 227 passengers on board the plane and have cleared them all of suspicion. The plane's crew, including senior pilot Zaharie Ahmad Shah, 53 and his co-pilot Fariq Abdul Hamid, 27, continue to be under investigation, with Shah's flight simulator being pored over by the FBI. The probe is now focused on possibilities that include a … [Read more...] about Investigators: We May Never Know What Happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Malaysia Airlines Search Area Is the Worst Place on Earth to Lose a Plane
The ongoing search and recovery operation for the missing Malaysia Airlines jetliner was suspended on Tuesday due to extreme weather in the southern Indian Ocean. "A visual search will resume tomorrow when the weather is expected to improve after gale force winds and heavy swells resulted in the suspension of the search operation on Tuesday," the Australian Maritime Safety Authority said in a briefing sent to Mashable . As many as 12 aircraft were grounded as a result of the weather, the AMSA said, making "any air and sea search activities hazardous and pose a risk to crew." See also: RIP Flight 370: Malaysia Says Goodbye, But Chinese Families Won't Give Up It's a frustrating wait for the families of the missing, some of whom on Tuesday gathered in front of the Malaysia embassy in Beijing, demanding answers one day after the country's prime minister said Malaysia Airline Flight 370 "ended" in the Indian Ocean. All they want is a shred of evidence — a debris field, … [Read more...] about Malaysia Airlines Search Area Is the Worst Place on Earth to Lose a Plane