The Xiaoshan airport in China reported seeing a UFO (unidentified flying objects) on July 7, at around 9 p.m. Since being unable to identify the object, flights were grounded for both incoming and outgoing airplanes for close to an hour. The passengers were very upset because many were stranded.
The Chinese government stated that the UFO was connected with the military and was reported to be going to make an official statement that evening, but this statement never took place. Strangely enough, since the UFO sighting at the airport, the Chinese airline stocks enjoyed a great rally from 3.9 percent to 5.6 percent.
There was a UFO sighting a few days earlier, but officials deemed this to be debris from an American airline intercontinental jet.
Some people think there is a conspiracy to keep these UFO’s secret from the general public for fear that they might not be able to handle it.
Some witnesses saw it again on the next week. Around 8pm in the evening, a UFO was spotted hovering over Chongqing’s Shaping park for more than an hour. Eyewitnesses describe the same UFO that closed Hangzhou’s Xiaoshan Airport on July 7th. It appeared exactly one week after the last one, but it was observed in a different location.
ABC News reports 18 flights were affected at Xiaoshan Airport in Hangzhou, that the airport was forced to close for approximately an hour. The UFO was first detected by a flight crew at around 8:40 PM, notifying traffic control. ABC reports there’s currently an investigation.