A plane carrying 92 passengers lands 20 years after its inauguration… Learn more

A plane carrying 92 passengers lands 20 years after its inauguration… Learn more

Officials at Caracas International Airport in Venezuela were surprised to receive a landing request from an old plane whose data didn’t match any of the registered flights. The plane was transmitting on an obsolete radio frequency, and the flight code seemed like a replay from the past. Landing permission was granted, without anyone suspecting the extent of the mystery that awaited them.

Once aboard, they discovered a scene worthy of a nightmare or a science fiction film: 92 skeletons lined up in their seats, still strapped in, some wearing antiquated headsets. In the cockpit was the pilot’s skeleton, his hand firmly fixed on the controls. No signs of violence, fire, or damage.

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