🛸 Window to the Unknown: Model Captures Saucer Mid-Flight

At 36,000 feet, it’s supposed to be just clouds and contrails—but Colombian model Valentina Rueda caught something else entirely. While flying from Europe to the U.S., she filmed a fast-moving, disc-shaped object streaking past her commercial airliner. The video, now viral, is being called one of the “clearest daylight UFO sightings ever recorded.”

The footage—captured on her phone from the cabin window—shows a dark, metallic craft with no visible wings or propulsion system gliding silently below the plane, then vanishing in a blink behind the wingtip. No shake, no blur. Just a smooth, calculated pass through the upper atmosphere. ✈️🛸

Rueda, who has recently been in the spotlight due to her relationship with Chelsea footballer João Félix and her appearances on Netflix, wasn’t expecting to be at the center of a global UFO buzz. “At first I thought it was another plane,” she said on Instagram. “But it moved too fast—then it was just gone. I’ve never seen anything like it.”

Aviation experts and UFO researchers are poring over the clip. Some suspect it could be a classified drone or next-gen surveillance tech. Others, however, are pointing to known patterns: the shape, the silent approach, the exit velocity—hallmarks of the so-called “tic-tac” class of UAPs observed by U.S. Navy pilots.

Officials from NORAD and the FAA have not issued formal statements, but internal sources suggest the footage is “under analysis.” No radar anomalies were publicly reported during that window, though that’s not uncommon in high-speed UAP cases.

Skeptics, as always, point to reflections, camera glitches, or even digital editing. But the raw video has now been examined by multiple independent analysts who confirm no tampering.

As for Rueda? She posted one more story that night, showing the moon through her plane window, captioned simply: “We are not alone.”

🔭 Cabin Pressure & Cosmic Guests
First-class seat or not, the skies are getting crowded. If the truth really is out there—it just photobombed Valentina’s window seat.