Two Commercial Pilots Had a Close Encounter With a Possible UFO Over Arizona. Listen to the Eerie Radio Traffic

The US Federal Aviation Administration released radio traffic of two commercial pilots including American Airlines pilot reported an unidentified flying object last month in southern Arizona.

On February 24 the pilot flew to the Phillips Airways group reel jet aircraft and saw a flying saucer that seemed to be flying over his plane.

"Did someone overtake us 30 seconds ago?" According to the records FAA announced and The Drive got, the pilot said.

The air traffic controller then sends a radio to the nearby US Airlines Flight 1095 and urges the pilot to report whether something passed the aircraft "at the next fifteen miles." According to the report, the object is flying at about 37000 feet.

Rear Jet's pilot said, "I do not know what it is, it's not an airplane but it's true - the road is going in the opposite direction."

The American Airlines pilot subsequently sent a radio report to the air traffic controller within one minute and reported a strange sighting.

"Yes, something just surpasses us, I do not know what it is," he said. "But it's at least 2,300 feet higher than us, yes, it's beyond our best."

When asked if it was possible to judge whether the object is moving or awkward, the pilot said it can not say it.

He said: "This is merely synchrotron radiation, or there may be big reflections, and it is against the thousands of feet above us."

The Federal Aviation Administration spokesperson Lynn Lunsford said to Phoenix New Times that air traffic controllers can not ascertain whether other airplanes are flying in the same area, I suggested that it might come.

"We are working closely with many agencies to safely handle all kinds of military and civilian aircraft in the region, including high balloon balloons," Lunsford says.

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