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733667-002-008-0022

National Archives and Records Administration

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The document discusses a UFO sighting reported by a Japan Air Lines pilot, which has generated significant public interest, prompting the FAA to offer a detailed information package for purchase.

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AviationPublic InterestUFO sightings FAAJapan Air LinesPilot ReportPublic DisclosureUFO

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Jun 15, 1967

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LT $194, a UFO Package Deal For Anchorage, Alaska (AP) — If you want an inside look at a Japan Air Lines pilot’s recent claim that he saw a UFO, the Federal Aviation Administration will send you everything it has about the incident for $194.30. The complete package includes tapes of inter- views with crew members, by the JAL pilot and air controllers’ statements, even four glossy color photos of regenerated ra- _ dar data The unusual FAA mail-order offer is an effort to cope with enormous public interest in the No- vember sighting, said spokesman Paul Steucke. Since the pilot's claim was publicly disclosed, the FAA’s Anchorage office received infor- mation requests from more than 200 members of the news media, as well as 46 requests from individuals. The agency is also offering 20 individual spaceship drawings - items, ing from a $50 cassette tape of com- munications between the controllers and the flight crew to a 30-cent copy of an FAA form summarizing the sighting. rs of less than $5 are free. The FAA address in Anchorage is 701 C St., Box 14, Anchorage, Alaska 99513. JAL Capt. Kenjyu Terauchi reporied on Nov. 17 that his Boeing 747 cargo jet was shadowed by two belts of light as it crossed into Alaska on a flight from Iceland. Terauchi also reported seeing a huge ¥ peep apr Ray be whee carriers. He radioed the sighting to Anchorage FAA flight controllers, who saw what they thought was an object on their radar screens. Philip J. Klass, an editor with Aviation Week and Space Technology and a longtime investiga- tor of claimed UFO sightings, said the pilot was actuslly cecing an unusually bright image of the planet Jupiter and possibly Mars. KIKI HHH HEH HHH HHH HHH HH HHH HHH HK HHH HH HHH HHH KKK HEHEHE KEKE KK KKK KKEEEEKKKEREKRREE February 27th 1967 6&8 Atlantic rlace Hauppauge, NY 11786 The Director Federal Aviation Agency 701 "C™“ Street Box 14 Anchorage, Alaska 99513 Sirs Please $4.°°9 worth of information concerning the above described UFC incident. 1 desire to cbtain as much information as I can afford. Please send me an itemized price list so that I may make a selection. Tnankina Hy bow Cot ioMald V. Brandt you in advance DVB/kh