Mysteries of Flight: Chemtrails
Are aircraft condensation trails really a form of chemical warfare being carried out on unsuspecting innocents below?
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Are aircraft condensation trails really a form of chemical warfare being carried out on unsuspecting innocents below?
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PILATUS PC-12 Amarillo, Texas Injuries: 3 Fatal The pilot and two medical crewmembers departed on an air ambulance flight in night instrument meteorological conditions to pick up a patient. After departure, the local air traffic controller observed the airplane’s primary radar target with an incorrect transponder code in a right turn and climbing through 4,400 […]
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The internet is yelling four simple instructions to this lucky-to-be-alive pilot.
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