Unbelievable...well, not really...

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I happen to have relatives in Quincy, MA, but we don't keep in touch. They probably were abducted by Aliens long ago

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Alan Lowey •

There's a clue in the article which states "The aircraft doesn’t appear to be flying when it’s cloudy out, only taking to the skies on starlit nights." This indicates that it's a winged lizard which has been mentally/physically impaired by the recent large Coronal Mass Ejection imo. They communicate via coloured lights during clear night skies. This is one which should be caught and the whole ufo debacle resolved once and for a


Photos show mystery aircraft over Quincy is not a drone

May 10, 2013 01:40 PM

Jennifer Azevedo-Andre

A zoomed-in shot of the plane flying over Quincy shows that, despite concerns, it is not a drone.

Photos of one of the planes that have been flying over Quincy show that, despite suspicions, the aircraft is not a drone.

The Cessna single-engine airplane, which residents have captured in photos, has been flying overhead for weeks, turning circles around the Quincy and Milton air space.

Although people have gotten a better look at what the plane is, it's still unclear what it's doing or who's doing it.

'We've received a couple more phone calls and the response is the same,' said Christopher Walker, spokesperson for Mayor Thomas Koch. 'The FAA confirmed that it is a sanctioned flight, and there is no information beyond that.'

FAA spokespeople have said the aircraft is not a drone, but refused to elaborate on the machine's purpose.

The tail number, N906TM, which can be seen in one photo, is registered to a company called RKT Productions. The only information that could be found on the company is a post office box in Bristow, Va.

A spokesman for the nearest airport, Manassas Regional Airport, had never heard of the company and said the plane did not fly out of that airport.

But Quincy residents say there is more than one aircraft flying overhead.
I bet he is just getting hours in for log

"I bet he is just getting hours in for log"

No way...if it were a "benign" mission, the FAA would not be so secretive, especially to the city brass.