I'm a current prepare for departure.

You are now tuned in to this broadcast by Anonymous Waves, a series investigating all things strange.

I'm John, one of the co-hosts and the resident sound guy. I'm Amalia, your co-host,

and the head of the research department, which consists of Lilybutt and I. If you caught our last

episode, the first reboot episode of Anonymous Waves, you know that we talked about the case of Robert Taylor and the Detchmont Woods incident.

I was amazed to see in front of me this huge dome-shaped ship, you know?

And I just couldn't believe my eyes.

You don't have to listen to that first episode.

These are standalone episodes,

but it did lead us to the topic that we will discuss today. The Menacee UFO incident, which we learned about

because it was on an old article right below the Robert Taylor incident. And down the rabbit

hole, we went, and here's what we found. Thank you for tuning in to this broadcast by Nautilmless Waves.

Lily-puck roll that tape.

48 hours after the Robert Taylor incident

in the Deschmont Woods of Livington, Scotland,

a second unexplainable event happened, 1,800 miles away to the south in Spain.

What began as a routine commercial flight turned into a wild pursuit, resulting in Spain's

first ever emergency landing following an encounter with a UFO.

On November 11, 1979, the T-A-E Super Caravelle was flying 109 passengers from Austria to the Canary Islands.

Plain had made a refueling stop at the San Juan Airport in Palma on the island of Majorca, and after returning to the air, something unexplainable began to happen.

The flight had departed at 1047 p.m. and by 11.05 p.m., there was an unidentified radio signal

that was non-compliant with Morse code on the emergency channel.

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