Radar Report Unclassified Complete

237UAP00300

National Archives and Records Administration

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49 KB
External ID
a76612aeae59d51533bdaf3aa04fa0a9cde4f4a723eb5a43e6d56c088827b067
Confidence
85%
Credibility
90%

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A Skywatch Incident Report detailing multiple sightings of unidentified aerial phenomena by commercial aircraft near the Big Dipper constellation.

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AviationSightingsUAP Aviation SafetyIncident ReportUAP

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Jun 15, 2023

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Jun 14, 2026

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SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT PRIMARY CODE: UNIDENTIFIED AERIAL PHENOMENON Date: 03:13 09/26/2023 Status: Closed POD: DEN Reporting Facility: ZBW Callsign:JBU811 Aircraft:BCS3 Tail Number: Operator:JBU Origin:BOS Destination:ORD New Destination: Operator Type:Commercial Paged:YES REMARKS Aircraft reported an unidentified aerial phenomenon off the12 o'clock while W bound at 36,000 feet, at 4312N/7535W. The unknown phenomenon was multiple lights orbiting. They appear to be similar to aircraft landing lights. The lights appear to be 25 degrees above the horizon in the vicinity of the Big Dipper constellation. Multiple other aircraft reported a similar sighting. LXJ652-GLF6, FL410, DAL2685-BCS1, FL360, CMP422-B738, FL380, UAE5WR-B77W, FL290. AWO notified. SKYWATCH INCIDENT REPORT | DATE: 2023-09-26T03:13 | POD: DEN | PAGE 1 of 1