Posted on 04/01/2009 8:31:26 AM PDT by JoeProBono
The growing number of UFO sightings has led easyJet to become the first airline to install a bespoke windscreen capable of detecting any extra terrestrial activity to its fleet of aircraft.
Pioneering new technology easyJet's team of technicians have been working with leading US engineers for the past decade to develop the windscreen.
The unique windscreen has been formulated with technology that can measure irregular frequency waves and patterns that haven't been created by any other form of known aircraft.
The prototype has undergone rigorous testing and has now been installed into every one of easyJet's 171 aircrafts as a precautionary device.
Paul Simmons, UK general manager for easyJet, said: "I'm aware there is a huge amount of scepticism around extra terrestrial activity but after increasing sightings we've invested heavily to pioneer new technology - we'd be foolish not to."
Just last week the Ministry of Defence issued files detailing scores of sightings of UFOs across the UK dating back to 1987.
(Excerpt) Read more at beattiegroup.com ...
All kidding aside why not just have some decent outside the fuselage cameras?
So... ummm.... forgive me for being a noob, but ... how do they know this works?
“So... ummm.... forgive me for being a noob, but ... how do they know this works?”
Stop and think about what today’s date is.
About time. This should really cut down on all of those airliner vs ET mid-air collisions.
I call “April Fools”...
Detecting any extra terrestrial activity to its fleet of aircraft,the air must be real thin in the corp. office.
J. EDGAR HOOVER'S QUEST FOR UFO'S
I’m not usually impressed with a lot of the purported UFO threads begun on this date.
LOL..., today is not a good day for news of any type, it would seem... :-)
Very risky anyway!
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