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This package was compiled by the FAA Alaskan Region Public Affairs Office in Anchorage and sent to FAA managers with a memo from Paul Steucke dated March 5, 1987. It gathers material on the November 17, 1986 sighting by the crew of Japan Air Lines flight 1628: a news release, pilot and controller transcripts, crew interviews and radar analysis. The FAA concluded that it could not confirm the event. It attributed the second radar target to a split, uncorrelated return from the JAL Boeing 747 and planned no further investigation.

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page 5 - flight 1628
0242: 24 RCXX::
0242 : 29 Dl5
0244:13 Rl5
0244 : 17 JL1628
0244 : 39 R15
0244:41 UA69
0244:43 R15
0245:04 UA69
0245:49 R15
0246 : 06 UA69
0246:59 Rl5
0247 : 06 JL1628
0247:09 Rl5
0248:31 R15
0248 : 34 JL1628
0248 : 52 Rl5
It looks like he, he-ah-offset left, and then possibly fell
back in-trail. However, I can't see him DCM, I can't pick
him out.
Okay thank you very much S-R.
Japan Air sixteen twenty eight heavy. Do you still have the
traffic?
Ah-affinnative. Ah-nine o'clock, ah, ah.
United sixty nine, Ancoorage request.
Ah, go ahead, United sixty nine heavy.
United sixty nine heavy. Sir, I 've got a Japan Air seven
forty seven presently in your eleven o'clcx::k position and one
hundred and one, correction, one, one, zero miles, and he has
traffic (unintelligible) I'll keep you advised, ah-when
you're closer to him I want you to see if you see anything
with him.
Okay fine, ah-we' 11 look for ya.
United sixty nine heavy. In your eleven o'clock position,
one, zero, zero miles, southbound, is a Japan Air, seven
forty seven. He is at flight level three one zero. Says he
has traffic at his nine o'clock position same altitude.
We'll be looking, that's ah-ah, can't see anything yet.
Japan Air sixteen twenty eight; roger. I'm gonna have a
United aircraft get close to you and take a look, ah-to see
if he can identify your traffic.
Thank you.
United sixty nine heavy, turn ten degrees left, radar
vectors, ah-to see traffic.
Japan Air sixteen twenty eight heavy. Say the position of
your traffic.
Ah-IXM, ah-ah-rroving to ah-around ten mile, IXM-ah-ah-
position-ah-seven, ah-eight o'clock, ten mile.
Japan Air sixteen seventy eight heavy; roger.
UA69 = United Airlines flight #69

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