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This Black Vault release contains FAA Alaskan Region correspondence and an order form for records on the Japan Air Lines Flight 1628 unidentified traffic sighting of November 17, 1986. A May 14, 1987 letter points requesters to an NTIS report, and a February 21, 1987 letter from Public Affairs Officer Paul Steucke introduces the itemized list. That list covers crew interview transcripts, Captain Terauchi's statements and drawings, air traffic control transcripts and tapes, radar data, and news releases.

  • p. 2 …i· I t1 ~. ; 1 We have received your inquiry about the Japan Air Lines sighting of…
  • p. 3 …Administration LIST OF RECORDS AVAILABLE ORDER FORM for JAL FLIGHT 1628 UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING NOVEMBER 18…
  • p. 4 …Aviation Administration information regarding the unidentified traffic sighting by the flight crew of Japan Airlines flight…
  • p. 5 …Administration LIST OF RECORDS AVAILABLE ORDER FORM for JAL FLIGHT 1628 UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING NOVEMBER 18…
  • p. 6 LIST OF RECORDS AVAILABLE ORDER FORM for JAL FLIGHT 1628 UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING NOVEMBER 18, 1986…
  • p. 7 Page 3 JAL UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING Order List continued 0 $57.25 12. Simulated Radar Data…
  • p. 8 Page 2 JAL UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING Order List continued 0 $0.85 0 $1.35 0…
  • p. 9 Page 4 JAL UNIDENTIFIED TRAFFIC SIGHTING Order List contjnued Q free 22. Alert Report from Director…
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