Commercial pilots claim they faced job threats and warnings not to discuss UFO sightings. UFO witness program host Ben Hansen claims these pilots have witnessed strange lights across the northern Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Following a significant congressional hearing on UFOs, whistleblowers disclosed that flying objects are prevalent in airspace, according to whistleblowers.

Hansen, in an interview with NewsNation, stated while some sightings can be attributed to a new satellite orbit, many extraordinary cases emerged where crafts were observed performing 90-degree turns, hovering, and swiftly ascending into the atmosphere.

According to his account, several pilots arrived at his office, claiming their airline’s chief executives would fire them if they began speaking about UFO sightings. Hansen claims these sightings were becoming increasingly frequent.

Around August of the previous year, Hansen began documenting pilot reports as numerous individuals reported sightings, particularly in the Northern Hemisphere.

However, Hansen, upon compelling reports and interviewing numerous pilots, did expect the stigma to be as heavy in the private sector as it was in the government.

To Hansen, it is one thing to be a government whistleblower, but it is another to be a private company and do it and then to end up on social media.

Following the congressional hearing, Ryan Graves, a former F-18 pilot with more than ten years of US Navy service, testified that unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) are frequently observed in the airspace.

In his testimony, Graves also stated most of the sightings are by veteran pilots who have flown for years, whether on military or commercial aircraft.  

Former intelligence officer David Grusch confirmed Graves’ testimony, but added additional revelation about the US government’s possession of partially or fully intact extraterrestrial vehicles.