Pilot Report Unclassified Complete

237UAP00136

National Archives and Records Administration

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Jun 14, 2026

Department

NARA

Original size

49 KB

External ID

942229a07fc1d281f8c54ac8e715bb1cf42bd0ab64337709334791df77f7daf0

Confidence

85%

Credibility

90%

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Intelligence summary

A commercial aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while flying at 37,000 feet. The phenomenon was characterized by red, green, and white lights that faded in and out, potentially indicating satellite activity.

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Jun 15, 2022

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Entities mentioned

A321 American Airlines Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon

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SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT PRIMARY CODE: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON Date: 09:55 12/17/2022 Status: Closed POD: DEN Reporting Facility: ZKC Callsign:AAL661 Aircraft:A321 Tail Number: Operator:AAL Origin:LAS Destination:PHL New Destination: Operator Type:Commercial MOR Init:YES MOR ID:ZKC-M-2022/12/17-0001 Paged:YES Secondary Codes:MOR, NOTIFICATION-NONE REMARKS Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon while E bound at FL370, 95NM E MCI. The unknown phenomenon was described as red, green, and white lights fading in and out, high above. Possible satellites. TY notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2022-12-17T09:55 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1