On 21 October 1978, Frederick Valentich was flying from Moorabbin Airport ,
Melbourne to King Island , Tasmania
According to the conversation Frederick Valentich had with the Melbourne Flight Service Unit air traffic control centre, he had encountered a very large UFO at 7:09 p.m.
At 7:12 p.m. Valentich told the air traffic controller, Steve Robey, that his Cessna 182L airplane experienced engine trouble and that the UFO was flying right above him. A short time later theMelbourne
And no one has seen Frederick Valentich or his airplane since the above date.
The Royal Australian Air Force and Navy performed an extensive search in the area where Valentich was suspected to have crashed, but they didn’t find anything.
This case involves people from several Australian Government departments. The Melbourne Flight Service Unit (air traffic control centre), the Department of Transport (DoT), the Police, the Royal Australian Air Force and Navy were involved in this UFO case.
According to the conversation Frederick Valentich had with the Melbourne Flight Service Unit air traffic control centre, he had encountered a very large UFO at 7:09 p.m.
At 7:12 p.m. Valentich told the air traffic controller, Steve Robey, that his Cessna 182L airplane experienced engine trouble and that the UFO was flying right above him. A short time later the
And no one has seen Frederick Valentich or his airplane since the above date.
The Royal Australian Air Force and Navy performed an extensive search in the area where Valentich was suspected to have crashed, but they didn’t find anything.
This case involves people from several Australian Government departments. The Melbourne Flight Service Unit (air traffic control centre), the Department of Transport (DoT), the Police, the Royal Australian Air Force and Navy were involved in this UFO case.
Several people on the ground corroborated
Valentich’s story. They told Australian investigators that they saw a Cessna
airplane, which flew under a large unknown object at the time Valentich was
supposed to be in that area.
Website: Trove (National Library of Australia , Canberra
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The Australian article on the 21 October 1978 Frederick
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