The mystery of Flight 191
This isn’t about just one flight, but many flights over 40 years that are “Flight 191.” In 1979, American Airlines Flight 191 crashed just minutes after taking off killing all 258 passengers and 13 crew members. There have been many other incidents with flights with the same number including with the experimental plane X-15 Flight 191, which crashed in 1967 killing its pilot and JetBlue Airways flight 191 in 2012, during which the captain had an alleged panic attack. Some believe 191 is just an unlucky number and that is what caused all of these incidents.
The Mystery Of Flight 191
The mystery disappearance of the Star Ariel
The Bermuda Triangle is an area covering over half a million square miles of ocean between Bermuda, Florida and Puerto Rica. There have been a number of unexplained vanishings of boats and planes over the years. Some think there is even a black hole over the sea in this area. The first flight on our list related to the mystery of The Bermuda Triangle is a BSAA plane, the Star Ariel, which vanished during a flight from Bermuda to Jamaica on January 17th, 1949. Communication was lost during the flight and the search was abandoned after 8 days of intensive searching.
Star Ariel
