Programa 453 - Aviones fantasmales
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Hay misterios en tierra, mar y aire y quizá uno de los menos conocidos sea el de aviones (y a veces su tripulación y pasajeros) que dejan un rastro fantasmal. Nuestro invitado, Iván Castro Palacios, piloto de aviación comercial e investigador de misterios aéreos, nos mencionará el incidente del teniente irlandés Desmond Arthur (llamado el “santo de Montrose”), o el primer caso documentado sobre la visión de un avión fantasma en 1955 en Pensilvania, y también el terrible accidente aéreo de Los Rodeos, en Tenerife, tras el cual se suceden apariciones de niños etéreos. Sin olvidar el “caso Abades”, de 1982, el más famoso accidente aéreo en España que en realidad nunca existió. Manuel Berrocal nos hablará de las apariciones de una azafata del aeropuerto de Bangkok que viste con traje tradicional tailandés y de otra azafata fallecida de las Aerolíneas Argentinas a bordo de un viejo Jumbo abandonado. David Sentinella nos recordará el caso del Vuelo 401 de Eastern Air Lines que se estrelló en Florida en el año 1973. Juan Ignacio Cuesta sobre una mendiga que dijo haber sobrevivido al Vuelo 11 de Avianca, un Boeing 747 (e incluso nos cantará Leaving on a jet plane –“Partiendo en un avión”- de John Denver que murió en un accidente aéreo). Marcos Carrasco relatará el misterioso estruendo de algo que sobrevoló Córdoba, Segovia y Cantabria y que se atribuyó a un Antonov ruso y Jesús Callejo recordará a Charles Lindbergh que aseguró tener espíritus protectores en su avión y nos contará una historia relacionada con el Libro de las Almas. Bienvenidos todos a bordo.
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