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Stick a pin in Frederick County, Maryland because something weird is going on over there when it comes to UFOs.
On December 20, 2023, a pilot, flying a Piper Cherokee Arrow (P28R) from Allegheny County Airport in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to Frederick Municipal Airport in Maryland had a very startling encounter.
Audio of the pilot contacting air traffic controllers (ATC) to describe the UFO he witnessed has now been revealed and it sounds like it was a wild ride.
The pilot, who said he was flying “at about 6500-6800 feet,” just 50 miles from his destination, told the ATC operator that he was seeing a UFO that was “approximately 30 feet tall.”
“Not sure what it is,” said the pilot.
“It was 30 feet tall?” the ATC operator replied, obviously confused.
“It was pretty tall, probably about 30 feet tall,” the pilot repeated. “It was going opposite direction of us.”
The ATC operator then asked the pilot to describe the UFO.
“It’s kind of hard to describe,” the pilot responded. “It was just tall and, uh, pointy.”
“Like a triangle?” the ATC operator asked.
“It was in the shape of a triangle,” the pilot answered back. “It was bottom and flat on top. I’m not sure what it is… do have a picture of it.”
The pilot then added, “It was pretty far away from us. Just noticeable enough for caution to other aircraft.”
The full conversation can be heard below…
Triangle-shaped UFOs are one of the most common identified by witnesses, along with saucer-shaped and orb or sphere-shaped crafts.
One significant example of a triangle-shaped UFO encounter involved a crewman on the USS Nimitz witnessing one that he claims was bigger than the ship in 1991.
Following that encounter, former USS Nimitz crewman Kevin Thomas claims he was visited by two men who were not in uniform asking him a lot of questions and seeming very concerned about whether or not he had seen anything.
Then, in another example, it was reported in 2020 by The Debrief that the Pentagon had in its possession a clear photo of a black triangle UFO rising out of the ocean.