Conversation of bewildered pilots tracking “super bright” UFOs “moving very fast” over their planes in Texas has been revealed.
The brief audio heard the flight crews of the American Airlines and Spirit planes speaking with air traffic control (ATC) on the night of Nov. 30, as both flew into Dallas-Fort Worth Airport.
The American Airlines pilot was the first to contact ATC and said, “We’re following these two lights above us that are moving back and forth, left to right, for the last half hour.”
A Spirit Airlines pilot was later heard describing a similar experience, noting that his flight crew was “watching them for about an hour or two in the northwest sky.”
He went on to explain that he saw the same phenomenon a week earlier.
ATC reported that nothing was showing up on radar, adding more mystery to what was seen in the skies over Texas.
The American Airlines pilot, who was flying from Louisville, Kentucky to Dallas-Fort Worth, said the strange lights were above his cruising altitude of 34,000 feet.
“The lights were well above us on the horizon,” the pilot later explained.
“My first thought was the satellites, but they kept getting super bright and (disappearing) over and over again.”
Fort Worth ATC consulted with the US Air Force about possible activity in two nearby “military operating areas” (MOAs) at the pilot’s urging, but neither MOA had any ships in the sky that night, as confirmed by radar.
Baffled American Airlines and Spirit pilots tracked two unexplained, “super-bright” UFOs that were “running back and forth, left to right” over Dallas, Texas. And at least one motorist in the Dallas-Fort Worth area also noticed the UFOs that night and posted a video on TikTok (pictured above).
The video (screenshot above), taken near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Nov. 30, appears to corroborate the reports of the two aircrews, according to the author’s independent account. “They would disappear and reappear in different formations,” the TikToker wrote.
‘It’s going to sound a little weird,’ pilot on American Airlines on board flight ENY3413 can be heard telling Fort Worth air traffic control (ATC) in real time, ‘but (…) they get super bright and then they also go completely dark.’
While the pilot of the Spirit budget airliner on flight NKS1757 did not mention a change in brightness, he did report getting a much closer look at the two mysterious aerial lights during up to two hours of flight.
And, he explained, the UFOs were moving “very fast” and about “100 miles into space.”
The Spirit pilot also added that the strange lights appeared to be independent of each other, not attached to a single object, whether it was a ground plane, alien flying saucers, or something else.
“They divided positions,” he told ATC. “It’s the first time I’ve seen them change relative position.”
The American Airlines pilot explicitly asked ATC if the US military had activity in the northern Rivers, Oklahoma ‘military operating area’ (MOA), which is used by the Air Force’s 138th Fighter Group.
“I asked if the RIVERS MOA was hot and they said ‘no’ with no one on the radar,” the pilot told the YouTube flight tracking channel. VISAviation.
‘Do you know if Rivers’ MOA is in fashion? Is there anyone playing out there? The pilot of AA flight ENY3413 can be heard asking over the radio.
“It’s cold,” ATC responded. ‘I’m curious why you ask.’
The American Airlines pilot, flying from Louisville, Kentucky that night, said the strange UFO lights were above his own cruising altitude of 34,000 feet: “The lights were well above us on the horizon (… ) kept getting super bright and (disappearing) over and over again’
Another Tik Tok user in the area, posting as @godandtruth777, may have also captured the UFOs on film (above), commenting: ‘Spotted in DFW! And they didn’t look like airplanes!’
The pilot also asked about the Shirley MOA north of Little Rock, Arkansas, used by the Arkansas Air National Guard’s 188th Fighter Wing, but this MOA was also “cold” that night.
“There’s no one on the radar,” the pilot noted. “It was very strange because they were tall and fast and stayed with us for a long time.”
“They kept us in the same 1 to 2 o’clock position for approximately 400 kilometers,” he wrote in his email to VASAviation.
“And they moved in formation, sometimes very quickly on the horizon.”
After its half-hour UFO encounter, this American Airlines flight landed in Dallas-Fort Worth around 9:42 pm local time.
A third airliner, American Airlines Flight AA2800, was also nearby in the sky that night, but it’s unclear if anyone on board also caught a glimpse of the strange flashing, fast-moving lights.
And at least one motorist in the Dallas-Fort Worth area also captured UFOs in the sky that night and posted a video on TikTok under his name. @laurenallison45 – and stating ‘No, they are not airplanes’. That’s positive!’
“I’ve lived here my whole life and I’ve never seen anything like this,” Lauren Allison said in her post. ‘What’s that?!’ She can be heard wondering in her clip.
The citizen video, taken near Dallas Fort Worth International Airport on Nov. 30, appears to corroborate the reports from the two aircrews, according to the cartel’s independent account.
“They would disappear and reappear in different formations,” the TikToker noted, identifying a distinctive feature of the UFO lights that was also reported by the American Airlines pilot flying from Louisville on board. flight ENY3413.
Another Tik Tok user in the area, who posts as @godandtruth777he might also have captured the UFOs on film, commenting: ‘Seen in DFW! And they didn’t look like airplanes!’