First, a pilot flying west of Denver reported a mystery object near his plane. The FAA dismissed the report. Now, a US Air crew reported a "flare-like" object near their plane over Philadelphia. How long can they deny this?

The FAA is investigating a corporate jet pilot’s radio transmission that he saw a possible remote-controlled aircraft flying near his jet over Denver on May 14. On CNN.com, Michael Martinez quotes the pilot transmission to the air traffic control tower as saying, "A remote-controlled aircraft, or what, but something just went by the other way, about 20 to 30 seconds ago, and it was like a large remote-controlled aircraft."
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We’ve told you why, if you live in a city, it always rains on the weekends. Now we’re warning you again: If you’re thinking of moving to a home or office near your local airport, you’d better think twice: areas near commercial airports sometimes experience a small but measurable increase in rain and snow when aircraft take off and land under certain atmospheric conditions.
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An Austrian company has created a new type of aircraft to replace the helicopter–a plane that flies like a UFO (but it’s not there yet, and if you fly on it, you’ll still have to go through airport security). It can approach as gently and silently as a hot air balloon, hover, rotate in any direction and fly as fast as a jet. These are all things that witnesses have seen UFOs do. Was this new craft inspired by UFO sightings and encounters?read more