Case File 181-The Japan Airlines 1628 UFO Incident

Alien Theorists Theorizing

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🗓️ 19 March 2021

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

In the late 1980’s most airlines were without formal UFO reporting systems. The bulk of UFO reports made by commercial pilots were handled by private organizations such as the Mutual UFO Network. Without a formal protocol for reporting UFOs only a handful of pilots have made it onto official reports about strange phenomena they’ve witnessed during their flights. Not to mention, often pilots feel pressured to keep their experiences secret as discussion about some of these strange events can be detrimental to their careers. On the evening of November 17, 1986 a Japanese Airlines flight traveling through the skies of Alaska would be witness to one of the most terrifying events of the crew's careers. A 30-minute encounter that was backed up radar that remains, to this day, as one of the most intriguing and detailed UFO cases reported by a crew of a commercial airline. This case file, join the Theorists as they put their seats and tray tables in their upright positions and talk about the tale of...The Japanese Airlines 1628 UFO incident

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0:00.0	In the late 1980s, most airlines were without formal UFO reporting systems.
0:21.4	The bulk of UFO reports made by commercial pilots were handled by private organizations
0:26.0	such as the Mutual UFO Network.
0:29.7	Without a formal protocol for reporting UFOs, only a handful of pilots had made it onto
0:34.4	official reports about strange phenomena they witnessed during their flights.
0:40.6	Not to mention, often pilots feel pressured to keep their experiences secret, as discussion
0:45.6	about some of these strange events can be detrimental to their careers.
0:51.5	On the evening of November 17, 1986, a Japanese Airlines flight traveling through the skies
0:57.5	of Alaska would be witnessed to one of the most terrifying events of the cruise careers.
1:04.8	A 30-minute encounter that was backed up by radar that remains to this day as one of the
1:09.8	most intriguing and detailed UFO cases reported by a crew of a commercial airline.
1:16.7	This case filed join the theorists as they put their seats and tray tables in their upright
1:20.4	positions and talk about the tale of...
1:24.2	The Japanese Airlines 1628 UFO incident.
1:49.6	Welcome to Alien, theorist, theorizing case file 181, the Japanese airline 1628 UFO incident.
2:01.3	I'm Braden.
2:02.3	I'm Zell.
2:03.3	I'm Dan.
2:04.3	Yeah, we didn't really discuss that intro before we did it, did we?
2:06.9	I was going to say that really rolls off the tongue, too.
2:10.5	I'm surprised Braden got 181 right.
2:12.9	I only got it right because I prepped the recording last night after causing channels.
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