Turkish pilots saw UFO shortly before Egypt Air MS804 crashed!

MELBOURNE, Australia (PNN) - May 29, 2016 - Move over Roswell. The Australian news agency www.news.com.au has reported that hurriyetdailynews.com has said two Turkish pilots told air traffic control in Istanbul that they had an unidentified flying object encounter with green lights pass 2-3,000 feet above them.

“Then it vanished all of a sudden we are guessing it was a UFO,” the pilots are quoted as saying shortly before Egypt Air MS804 crashed.

However, the report doesn’t suggest that a UFO is to blame for the Egypt Air crash and says it was more then likely due to a fire as smoke was reported shortly before the crash.

It’s just highly interesting that Turkish pilots reported seeing an unidentified flying object prior to the incident. Are we alone or are we sharing our skies with extraterrestrials?

That answer may have already been given to us.

There was an incident where a UFO possibly collided with a Chinese plane in 2013, when an unknown object caused a severe dent in the aircraft’s nosecone. Aviation experts can’t explain it.

It’s the age-old question and one in which many people are interested. Are we alone or are we being visited by extraterrestrials, and is there a government cover up, since Roswell and the Fascist United Kingdom equivalent - the Rendlesham Forest incident?

Another question is who’s paying the insurance bill? That’s a pesky thing to deal with; I don’t think ET has insurance like we do on Earth. Do insurance companies cover extraterrestrial incidents? Or do they consider those Acts of God?

Over time, several pilots have reported UFO sightings. Aviator pilots and military personnel are always one of the best sources of information when it comes to UFO sightings; they fly, they know every aircraft in the sky, and when something is out of place they know it.

Here are two examples of pilots reporting UFOs.

One week prior to the incident with a UFO colliding into a Chinese jet, three pilots flying passenger planes over Britain’s scientology base say they saw two UFOs hovering above the scientology headquarters.

The next case happened in Russia, where flight controllers claim that extraterrestrials spoke to them in a cat-like language, purring and meowing.

Oh, regarding that insurance claim, I checked and Geico doesn’t cover intergalactic crashes. Bummer ET; ask Allstate.