Indeed! (And a heart. ❤)

No drones in 1991

@@2degucitas There were drones in 1991, and well before. Remote control aircraft were fairly common by the end of WW2. By the 70's we had very sophisticated drones. "The Israeli Tadiran Mastiff, which first flew in 1975, is seen by many as the first modern battlefield UAV, due to its data-link system, endurance-loitering, and live video-streaming."

@@bills6093 thanks for the info

Drones - in 1991? That are like flat coloured lit discs? That can form themselves into fantastic shapes?

@bills6093 Weren't they just unmanned aircraft though? Like the Global Hawk?

This even has a name, CFIT, or Controlled Flight Into Terrain. Also, back then pilot’s instrument flying skills werent necessarily that good, the training and cockpit management is lightyears ahead now. As a ufo & aviation enthusiast I haven’t heard of a single case, where a ufo had downed a plane, except for Fred Valentich and even that one is more of unsolved mystery lore than anything concrete. This sounds more like regular plane crash and the woowoo-factor was added later.

@@janemiettinen5176 Yep , that's what I was thinking . If you took the UFO parts out of this story and let everything else exactly the same . It would just be a regular story like you said . There would be mo reason to think anything was missing .

You have very valid points. But at least at the time they had a very hard time finding an explanation for the crash. Multiple theories were around, for example one involving some one on board being in the union and that it was shot down due to union demands.

@@storieslost The only way they would have had trouble explaining it is if they went into the investigation with the notion that it could not have been pilot error . Because to me , pilot error is clearly the conclusion they should have come to.

​@@janemiettinen5176But various people, including those hikers, DID see those lights on various occasions not too far off from that date. Maybe the channel owner linked the stories because of the "runway" motif?

I would agree with you on this

Silly Willies.

Or Romania

Always looking for interesting stories regardless of country. Scandinavia has a lot of those that have been well documented. It seems these countries like documenting stuff :)

I think that was the standard route due to that there was/is a radio beacon in Cuera De Arges. But not sure.

Bruh is curtea de arges not cuera

Hmm. You've got me intrigued! (And it's included on Kindle Unlimited: at least the first volume is... It's a series. Have you read them all? 🙂)

@@oneoflokis yes! And each book is excellent! I was not into reading until I got into Hyperion. If you want some good info on it without ruining the experience check out the channel Quinn’s Ideas and look at his Hyperion playlist. I owe that guy for getting me into reading! He just gives you a good idea of what the books are without ruining the story. It’s like 7 stories in one because each of the characters has their own story within. I have read them and even listened to them on audiobook while falling asleep. I think all of the books are great but I liked the first one the most because of how good the story was setup for the rest. But I think if you read Hyperion you will have to read the sequels too or you will be left questioning what happened. Not to say the sequels aren’t great I just liked the story so much in the first one. Hope you have a good read!

@@SovietMOB 🙂👍

@@oneoflokis please let me know if you end up reading them. The character in the story The Shrike is the very most interesting and scary thing ever conceived and it makes the fallen angels look like toddlers!

@@SovietMOB Wow! (An interstellar serial killer?)

Never thought of it that way, interesting!

There are some stores! Wal-mart is one, another one is called 7-11

yes, that was thoroughly investigated by the official reports but dismissed.

Shot by whom and why? Who has the money and the logistics to bring a missile there? How were they not spotted? Why go to the trouble of shooting a plane with a missile if nobody important is on board? You seem to think that these are bought on street corners or made in a garage. But first, WHY would someone shoot a missile at an innocuous civilian plane in peace time? Why come up with a theory that's based on nothing? That idea is so random.

There was a military base nearby with the capability.

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Lol that's the way

Now we're late to our dinner reservation, Marinda!

Just leave a good tip this one's worth being a lil late😅😅😅

Ha it’ll only take a minute he said

From my own experience of flying in the 90's, yes smoking was allowed, which seems out of this world today. Although you could pick a non smoking part of the plane :)

@@storieslost did u light up ?

Maybe not to Ukraine...js'n PURE&SALTY IN TEXAS

You sure bout that?

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@@jfrancis98 Putin tells that ;-)