In 1927 two French aviation
heroes, Charles Nungesser and Francois Coli attempted to make history and tried
be the very first to complete a non-stop transatlantic flight. They disappeared
after they took and never found again.
On November 3, 1978, Irving
Rivers left the Virgin Islands. The air traffic controller clear his way for
landing and he saw plane’s lights. The controller attention diverted to another
plane which was making a departure and when he his attention returned to radar Irving
Rivers’s plane was disappeared and never found again.
On December 28, 1948 a DC-3
aircraft with 32 people aboard disappeared during flight to Miami. New Orleans’s
traffic controllers heard communications from
the flight, which revealed that it was drifted off-course. The flight never
arrived to Miami and was not ever found.
On March 31, 1984 a Cessna
headed for Bimini Island left Fort Lauderdale. Plane vanished from the radar
suddenly about halfway through the flight. A witness said she saw plane crashed
into the sea but its wreckage or passengers never found.
On December 5, 1945, a Flight
19 consisted of a crew of five Avenger torpedo bombers leaving Fort Lauderdale
to Miami. The base had no more communication with the Flight 19 by the night
fall. The plane and crew was never found. It was thought that the plane was
disappeared in the Bermuda Triangle.
Amelia Earhart, the famous pilot was trying to
complete a flight around the globe in 1937 was mysteriously disappeared during
her journey. People have different thought about her, some says she ran out of
fuel and crashed into the Pacific Ocean and some other says she landed on an
Island named Gardner. But she was never found and her case was never found.
A Tudor IV aircraft left Bermuda in 1949, with
20 people. The captain reported about smooth skies and he went to change
frequencies but was never heard and found again.
