"Mystery Aircraft" over Quincy, MA. FAA being secretive

[rd757]

CIA? In-country?

I wouldn't think so, but does the FBI typically front companies? I don't really have any knowledge on the subject..

 

[CFI A&P]

I wouldn't think so, but does the FBI typically front companies? I don't really have any knowledge on the subject..

I'm not an expert, but in the past the they have been registered to Department of Justice.

 

[Apophis]

What exactly is frightening about a Cessna 206?

 

[wheelsup]

TM's are FBI

 

[Nark]

People n New England are dumb.
How do they forget the massive amount of police, FED and state that surrounded Boston a few weeks ago.
Do they really think its over?

 

[JordanD]

Aperture? I'd has thought survey ops but I guess the night thing rules that out.

 

[Vector4Food]

People sometimes wonder why ATC have to have a higher security clearance than pilots.

 

[mshunter]

People sometimes wonder why ATC have to have a higher security clearance than pilots.

Pilots don't get security clearances.

 

[Vector4Food]

Pilots don't get security clearances.

?? Really?

Seems odd here in Canada they do, but not in the US? If anything you'd think it the opposite.

 

[slowpdtdeath]

Radiation detection....?

 

[CirrusMonkey]

Even if we were required to have a security clearance, the TSA would still treat us like terrorists.

 

[Stomp16]

What exactly is frightening about a Cessna 206?

Nothing at all, especially when that's a 182 in the photo.

 

[GX]

Isn't Jenna also the 737 airline from Vegas to Area 51 ?

You'll find some other assets in the "Spook" inventory using female crew members names as callsigns.

As far as the 182/206 (sorry not current on Cessna types) goes... They can't even keep an airplane flying over a city a secret. How on Earth are these clowns going to orchestrate massive cover-ups and conspiracies?

http://flightaware.com/live/flight/N906TM

 

[z987k]

The CIA's history of having airplanes registered to dead-end LLC's is not exactly a secret

To be fair so does just about everyone that owns an airplane.

 

[Apophis]

Well, the price of a new one is pretty scary!

182/206, that is.

 

[N519AT]

?? Really?

Seems odd here in Canada they do, but not in the US? If anything you'd think it the opposite.

It all makes sense now!!! Canadian pilots are the ones spraying chemtails over the US!!111!! That's why they get paid better over there too!! The chemtrail bonus!




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[Monk]

That's where I got the "Jenna" callsign from... that and a "Flint" one that is associated with the DEA. I hear Jenna on 118.95 a few times a week when I'm out flying around YIP and PTK.

I used to work where they were hangered, good guys!

 

[Autothrust Blue]

There's some chick who sunbathes topless over there - leave it to the conspiracy nuts to make it into something more

With a clearance, I can drive at 1,000' AGL all day long over that house, right?

 

[tomokc]

If you want to freak out non-pilots, just tell them that you can fly an airplane over almost the entire country without a flight plan, clearance or communications, at any time. Just get in and go. Exceptions being busier airports, MOAs, coastal defense zones and a few executive areas. They think that everybody should be in the system at all times, under positive control, discrete frequency assigned, talking to ATC.

 

[jynxyjoe]

?? Really?

Seems odd here in Canada they do, but not in the US? If anything you'd think it the opposite.

Ah the Canadian myth that the US is one step from a police state. Not that I don't miss my months in Toronto but I thought the American's were the ignorant ones. It's been about 8 years since I've spent any length of time up there, is it still nightly news that America is "exporting violence" to Canada?