Three pilots saw UFOs scouting on airplanes off Ireland

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) is investigating reports of glowing objects and UFOs flying through the south-west waters of the country.

A British Airways airline pilot contacted the air traffic control center at Shannon Airport at 647 hours on 9 November local time to check if there were any military maneuvers in the area because she looked see an object "moving very fast , " according to the BBC. The auditor did not reply that no military activity was taking place.

The Irish Aviation Authority received three reports of unidentified flying objects.(Photo: Science Library Photo).

The female pilot from Montreal city in Canada to Heathrow airport said the bright object flew parallel to the left of the plane, then "quickly turned north". She wondered what the object was, even if it didn't hit the plane.

Another pilot from Virgin Atlantic Airlines VS76 flight from Orlando to Manchester also reported an unidentified flying object. According to this person, it seems that there are many very bright objects on the same flight. He thought that it could be a meteor or cosmic trash falling back into the Earth's atmosphere.

The third pilot said there were "two light streaks" gliding to the right of the plane and accelerating to fly away. He estimated its speed to be equal to Mach 2, twice the speed of sound.

The planes are flying at high altitudes from 8,686m to 12,800m. Shannon airport spokesman said the time was not appropriate for the airport to comment while an IAA investigation was taking place.