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Wingless object near Norwegian airplane

Date: July 11, 1995
Location: Steinkjer, Norway

At 16.25 hours on July 11, 1995, a Dash-8 passenger plane from the Wideroe company was on route from Fornebu (Oslo) to Bronnoysund when something very strange happened over Steinkjer about 70 kilmetres north of Trondheim. The co-pilot caught sight of a flying object that moved to the right of the plane.

Source: UFO Sweden
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At 16.25 hours on July 11, 1995, a Dash-8 passenger plane from the Wideroe company was on route from Fornebu (Oslo) to Bronnoysund when something very strange happened over Steinkjer about 70 kilmetres north of Trondheim. The co-pilot caught sight of a flying object that moved to the right of the plane. From his left side of the cockpit, the captain only saw a part of what happened:

- First, we thought it was another plane but as I bent down to get a better view, I noticed it had neither wings nor tail-fins, says captain Erik P. Risan. It was fine weather and good visibility. His (anonymous) co-pilot, on the right side of the cockpit, got a better view of the object but does not want to elaborate on the incident:

- I have already told the facts to the radar station in Trondheim. If I had wanted this story in the media, I would have said so, he said.

The Wideroe Dash-8 plane was flying on 15,000 feet. Soon, the unknown object slowed down and disappeared. In about a minute, it was all over. The crew informed the Vaernes tower that something was in the air. Sometimes, a weather balloon goes astray, but the captain does not want to speculate if this might be the explanation in this case. The military radar at Grakallen near Trondheim had coverage of the area but caught no returns from an unknown object. There were no military planes in the area. The object was considered unidentified by the military forces.

11-year-old Roy Arne Hallem apparently witnessed the incident from the porch of his home at Inndalen. The boy told his parents on Tuesday evening. The incident was published the next day.

- The object was very polished and almost as large as the airplane. I saw it for half-a-minute or a minute before it went straight up at disappeared at great speed, he said. Three hours later, the same (or a similar) silvery polished object was spotted by 75-year-old Bjarne Lein.

Sources: Verdens Gang (Oslo newspaper), July 13 and 14, 1995; Stig Aggestad (UFO-Sweden).

 

Source: http://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case54.htm
 
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