In the summer of 1984, Flight 237 vanished without a trace over the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean. The plane, carrying 92 passengers and crew, was en route from Tokyo to Los Angeles when it suddenly disappeared from radar screens. Despite exhaustive search efforts, no wreckage, debris, or signal was ever found. The world was left baffled by one of the greatest aviation mysteries of the 20th century.
Decades passed, and the disappearance of Flight 237 turned into legend. Families of the missing held onto hope, while conspiracy theories and ghost stories grew around the case. Experts suggested everything from mechanical failure to supernatural interference. But no one imagined what would happen next.
Then, in late 2019, almost 35 years later, a commercial airliner matching the exact description of Flight 237 appeared on radar over the North Atlantic.
Air traffic controllers were stunned to see an aircraft on a direct course for New York—a plane that had been officially declared lost for decades.
