Video: Passenger Taped Plane Landing, Got Footage Of Near Collision With UFO

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Lots of people have gotten video of what appear to be UFOs. A few have even been on a plane when it’s happened. But when the pilot of the plane sees the same object and maneuvers to avoid it? That’s something you don’t see every day.

On January 17th, 2021, a passenger was doing what many of us do – filming their descent into the airport. For this flight, it was a Singapore Airlines flight that was landing at Zurich Airport. But as filing continued, things quickly went from typical to “Holy crap!”

(NSFW alert – adult language at 1:09)

The first half minute or so is regular “we’re landing!” footage.  But then things become very different:

0:30: There’s a sudden announcement: “You will be seated. To brace, place your feet flat on the floor. Cross your wrists and hold on to the seatback in front of you. Rest your head on your wrists. Place your feet flat on the floor. Bend over. Place your face on your lap. Put your arms under your legs and grasp {unintelligible}.”

0:51: The sound of the plane’s motor changes as it suddenly tilts sharply to the right.

0:53: The announcer reminds every to “brace.”

1:07: A white object can be seen, moving quickly from left to right.

1:09: The person who appears to be taping the landing says, “Holy s**t!”

The rest of the video shows the event again, in slow motion.

As per a report on Yahoo! News, the plane landed safely.

It’s suggested the object was not a drone or a bird since it was invisible on radar. A drone or bird would also be too small for a pilot to see (this pilot obviously did see the object, since they maneuvered to avoid it).

As of this writing, no official reports have been released to suggest what this unidentified flying object was.

Feature Photo: Snappy Goat

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