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Irish aviation officials are investigating reports of a UFO after bright lights were seen moving quickly in the skies over Ireland.
The Irish Aviation Authority said it was looking into "reports from a small number of aircraft" about what was called "unusual air activity" on Friday.
A British Airways pilot flying from Montreal to Heathrow claims she saw a "very bright light" appear on the left of her plane before it "rapidly veered to the north".
(AAP)
The British Airways pilot could not identify the fast-moving lights.
She questioned if the speeding ball of light was linked to a military exercise in the area but air traffic control told her there was nothing going on.
"The report will be investigated under the normal confidential occurrence investigation process," the authority said in a statement.
Friday morning's bright lights were also seen by a Virgin Atlantic pilot who said they moved at twice the speed of sound.
The airlines did not immediately respond to request for comments.
Astronomer Apostolos Christou suggested the lights could've been dust around the size of a "walnut or apple" entering the earth's atmosphere.
"It was most likely what are commonly called shooting stars," he told the BBC.
https://pickle.nine.com.au/2018/11/...irways-pilot-very-bright-light-virgin-airways
The Irish Aviation Authority said it was looking into "reports from a small number of aircraft" about what was called "unusual air activity" on Friday.
A British Airways pilot flying from Montreal to Heathrow claims she saw a "very bright light" appear on the left of her plane before it "rapidly veered to the north".
(AAP)
The British Airways pilot could not identify the fast-moving lights.
She questioned if the speeding ball of light was linked to a military exercise in the area but air traffic control told her there was nothing going on.
"The report will be investigated under the normal confidential occurrence investigation process," the authority said in a statement.
Friday morning's bright lights were also seen by a Virgin Atlantic pilot who said they moved at twice the speed of sound.
The airlines did not immediately respond to request for comments.
Astronomer Apostolos Christou suggested the lights could've been dust around the size of a "walnut or apple" entering the earth's atmosphere.
"It was most likely what are commonly called shooting stars," he told the BBC.
https://pickle.nine.com.au/2018/11/...irways-pilot-very-bright-light-virgin-airways