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BOMBSHELL ALERT: U-2 Spy Plane Crashes Computers At LAX Control Center: Taking Over Computers (Video) Must See & Share!
ALERT: U-2 Spy Plane Crashes Computers At LAX Control Center: Taking Over Computers
May 5 2014
Remember that the major airports in California had to shut down last week? LAX and ONT airports had a “computer glitch” diverting and delaying and cancelling hundreds of flights for hours. Well, here’s the REAL STORY behind that “glitch”! Eyes wide open, folks! This should NOT be taken lightly!!
Mary includes her personal testimony about the governments “testing” broadcasts!
The Federal Aviation Administration is being tight-lipped about whether a U-2 spy plane caused the computers at Los Angeles International Airport’s control center to go haywire last week, causing flights to be delayed and canceled.
NBC News first reported that the U-2 was flying through airspace monitored by the control center about 2 p.m. Wednesday when things went awry. The plane was flying at 60,000 feet, but the control center’s computers tried to keep it from colliding with aircraft flying at much lower altitudes.
The computer system became overloaded and crashed, causing the FAA to stop accepting flights into Los Angeles’ airspace, NBC reported. In total, 50 flights were canceled, 428 were delayed and 27 flights had to divert elsewhere. There were delays out of other airports as well, NBC reported.
On Monday, Pentagon spokesman Army Col. Steve Warren confirmed that there was a U-2 operating in the area. The Air Force “filed all the proper flight plan paperwork … in accordance with all FAA regulations” and was conducting a routine training operation, Warren said.
The FAA has issued a statement saying technicians have resolved the specific issue that triggered the problem,” but the agency did not say what the problem was. Read more
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