The plane, flying from Germany to Brazil in 1954, disappeared shortly after takeoff and landed at the destination airport … 35 years later. Passengers and crew have become skeletons.
1950s airliner lands with 92 skeletons on board
The remains of 88 passengers and 4 crew members were found on the plane - the dead pilot was still at the helm. The Super Constellation, which disappeared in 1954, landed in Brazil - the passengers and crew were skeletons.
The aviation authorities said a commercial airliner that left Germany in 1954 landed in Brazil with 92 skeletons on board!
While officials refuse to put forward versions where the plane could have been for 35 years, respected scientists, including paranormal researcher Dr. Celso Atello, are almost sure that Santiago Airlines flight 513 fell into a "time hole", and only now flew out of it. "There is no other explanation," Dr. Allegro told reporters in Porto Alegre.
According to flight records, the plane left West German Aachen on the morning of September 4, 1954, and on its way to Porto Alegre, later that afternoon, disappeared over the Atlantic.
Then the aviation administration considered that the plane had crashed. But he landed in Porto Alegre a few weeks ago, on 12 October.
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“The plane was flown by the skeleton of the captain, and the rest of the crew and passengers were also dead. Officials do not want to discuss possible explanations, but they also cannot deny that the plane trampled on all the laws of space and time. God alone knows how the skeleton planted him."
Santiago Airlines went bankrupt in 1956, and those still alive on the flight did not know enough about the flight to comment.
Brazilian aviation officials have confirmed that the aging Lockheed Super Constellation aircraft "came out of nowhere" and landed in a field strip west of Porto Alegre on October 12.
They added that its mighty turboprop engines were still idling when airfield personnel discovered the remains of 88 passengers and four crew members, with the liner captain Miguel Victor Curie still holding on to the helm.
As it became known, government officials took up the investigation of the mysterious flight, but they refused to discuss anything about this plane and the course of their investigation.
The bureaucratic veil of secrecy has angered Dr. Atello and other experts, who are now calling on the Brazilian government to allow civilian experts to participate in the investigation.
Rodrigo de Magna, a former physics professor from Porto Alegre, said: "The public has a right to know everything about this plane, and the government has a responsibility to tell."
“If this plane got into the zone of distorted time, and there is evidence, this should be reported to the whole world. This can change our view of the universe and remake science as we know it."
“It is a crime to keep such information secret. Especially in relation to the relatives of the people who disappeared aboard Santiago Airlines flight 513.”