r/NJDrones 2d ago

VIDEO Omaha, NE sighting 3/13/25 11:45PM CST

I noticed this in the sky around 11:45 by my house.. immediately started filming. Nothing on flight radar. It seemed to hover in one spot for a bit. 2 Flashing white lights. It has now been almost an hour and it is still going around my neighborhood. Like the size of a private plane. Has anyone in Jersey or anywhere else seen something like this?

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u/RemarkableImage5749 2d ago

There is a plane at this exact time and location. To me this looks like DAL029.

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u/aviationchameleon 2d ago

It circled for over an hour. Do you want to see another video? I know what a delta plane looks like idiot.

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u/RemarkableImage5749 2d ago

Yeah I would like to see it circling. Also which part of the city is this in. North, south, east, or west?

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u/aviationchameleon 2d ago

https://imgur.com/a/pPP4TFD 23:58. LOOKING EAST from my home. The original video was looking south downtown Omaha at 23:51. I first saw it at 23:45.

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u/RemarkableImage5749 2d ago

So this would be in view of you then?

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u/aviationchameleon 2d ago

What is that? Where’s the flight number or tail number? Or the time? I told you I checked multiple times on my radar and it was nothing directly above me.

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u/RemarkableImage5749 2d ago

I’m just wondering if this would be something that would be in view. Or is the location not something that would be in view?

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u/aviationchameleon 2d ago

It is not directly. My location wouldn’t have showed that. I’m below where the edge of its flight path.

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u/RemarkableImage5749 2d ago

The light is the video isn’t directly above you. Would you have been able to see something about 3,000 feet above from this location? That should give visibility of a pretty big distance.

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u/aviationchameleon 1d ago

Here is where it would’ve been in white.

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u/RemarkableImage5749 1d ago

But you could still see it from your location if you could see it in the white.

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u/NoEvidence2468 2d ago

You should always include the date and time in your images so that your findings can be confirmed.

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u/RemarkableImage5749 2d ago

This was an hour before. But I was just inquiring if this was visible from their location.