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MCIA: UFO Reported During Descent Maneuvers

04.11.2008 11:13 UFO - Source: UFO Digest

Scott Corrales is the director of the Institute of Hispanic Ufology (IHU) and is the author of "Chupacabras and Other Mysteries" and "Flashpoint: High Strangeness in Puerto Rico". Visit Scott's website at: http://inexplicata.blogspot.com/. You can contact Scott by email at lornis1@earthlink.net.

MCIA: UFO Reported During
Descent Maneuvers
by Ana Luisa Cid
(Translated by Scott Corrales)

Posted: 15:30 November 3, 2008

Artist's impression of tear drop shaped
UFO approaching 737-200 jetliner.

The crew of a Boeing 737-200 reported the presence of an unidentified flying object during descent maneuvers at Mexico City International Airport (MCIA).

The incident occurred last Monday, October 27, at 9:00 p.m.

According to flight mechanic Juan Jose Dominguez, the object was elliptical in shape, resembling an elongated teardrop, which crossed the airliner from the left. He added that the UFO moved at low speed, estimating that its frontal diameter was some 8 meters, roughly that of the airliner's cabin.

Also read: UFOs Over Tamaulipas, Mexico

The airliner was flying the Los Cabos-Mexico City route. There was good visibility and clear skies.

Witnesses have requested that the airline's name be kept confidential. This report was provided by researcher Alfonso Salazar Mendoza.