Video shows distinguished commercial airline pilots witness mysterious lights over the Pacific Ocean this summer. The accomplished airline pilots revealed their UFO sightings to their employers, but they are instructed to “keep quiet” about the UFOs, according to a new report.
Videos and air traffic control audio recordings reveal that experienced commercial airline pilots witnessed UFOs in the summer of 2022. The UFO sightings were reported to the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
Some of the pilots recorded video of the UFO sightings. In one of the UFO videos, a pilot spotted as many as seven bright unidentified flying objects in the sky that were far brighter than any stars. The UFO sightings all occurred between August and September of this year.
Pilot Chris Van Voorhis, 63, told the Daily Mail that the flying objects appeared to be in Earth’s orbit or even further out in space. The pilot – who has been flying since he was 14 years old and has 32,000 hours of experience – noted that there were seven objects flying 5,000 to 10,000-feet above his airliner.
Voorhis claimed that the UFOs were fading in and out of sight, and moving in a “racetrack” circular pattern during his flight from Honolulu to Los Angeles in August.
Voorhis told the Daily Mail, “The other airlines were saying, ‘Hey, are you seeing what we’re seeing?'”
“They were lights that would come on very bright, you would see them move, then they would go out,” he continued. “It had to be in a very, very high orbit, or actually even out in space quite a ways away from anything that a satellite would be, because every time we were seeing it, it was in the lower right hand corner of the Big Dipper, no matter where we were in the world.”
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Voorhis was asked if the strange lights were from Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite system – which he shot back, “If it was Starlink, or anything like that, then it’s going to be moving in a linear fashion, and all of them will be moving in the same direction. These weren’t. They were moving different directions.”
Voorhis claimed that his airliner employer instructed him to “cease and desist” about mentioning the unidentified aerial phenomena sighting in public. He feared that he may lose his job over discussing the UFO incident.
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In Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC) recordings from Aug. 18, pilots are heard talking about the UFO sightings.
Mark Hulsey – a pilot flying a Gulfstream charter jet off the Los Angeles coast – is heard telling air traffic control, “We’ve got a few aircraft to our north here and he’s going around in circles, much higher altitude than us. Any idea what they are?”
The air traffic controller responded, “Uh, no, no I do not. You’re not entering any [military] airspace or anything. I am not sure.”
Hulsey – a former F-18 pilot – revealed that he also saw UAPs in February 2004 while flying for Japanese airline Jalways from Japan to Honolulu, Hawaii. In that incident, three “discs” descended the atmosphere, then stopped mid-air, pivoted 30 degrees while maintaining their triangular formation, and then blasted off beyond the horizon at “thousands of miles per hour.”
Ben Hansen – a former FBI agent and the host of Discovery+ show “UFO Witness” – obtained the audio recordings under the Freedom of Information Act. He claimed to have collected other testimony of UFO sightings from pilots from Southwest Airlines and Hawaiian Airlines between Aug. 6 and Sept. 23, while they were flying over the Pacific Ocean. The unusual floating lights were reportedly seen by “upwards of 15 different commercial flights, and at least six pilots.” The lights were allegedly seen going in “both directions.”
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