Kingston, Ontario: Glowing Turquoise Cigar Crosses Airliner Path
On the evening of March 6, 1991, a glowing turquoise cigar-shaped object crosses the path of an airliner over Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
Background
1. On the evening of March 6, 1991, a glowing turquoise cigar-shaped object crossed the path of an airliner over Kingston, Ontario, Canada. This event is one of several commercial aviation encounters that occurred during the spring of 1991.
The Incident
On March 6, 1991, an airliner was flying over Kingston, Ontario, Canada. During the flight, a glowing, turquoise, cigar-shaped object crossed the airliner's path. Dolan's account does not provide further details such as the time of day, the proximity of the object to the airliner, or any evasive maneuvers taken.
Investigation
Dolan's account does not contain any information about an official investigation into the Kingston, Ontario incident.
Significance
The Kingston, Ontario sighting is significant as it represents one of several commercial aviation encounters with unidentified aerial phenomena during the spring of 1991. These encounters, occurring over different continents, suggest a potential increase in UAP activity or heightened awareness and reporting during that period. The event adds to the body of evidence suggesting that UAPs may pose a potential hazard to commercial aviation.