East Midlands Airport Responds to Aircraft Trails Enquiry

 

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I can provide the unretouched video clips of the aircraft from 4th Feb 2007 if this will be of any help.

Thank you for any help you can provide in supplying or pointing me in the direction of this data.

Yours Sincerely,

Andrew Johnson
22 Mear Drive
Borrowash
Derbyshire
DE72 3QW

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Dear Mr Johnson

Please forgive our delay in replying to your recent e-mails. We understand that you have previously approached the Civil Aviation Authority and the Department for Transport to find details of aircraft operations over Derby but that these organisations have been unable to assist you.

For many years East Midlands Airport has maintained radar recordings of aircraft operations in the area and last year we became the first airport in Europe to make these recordings available to the general public on our web site. The WebTrak display system can be accessed from the front page of our web site and on it you will find details of aircraft operating within 30 miles of the Airport up to a threshold
altitude of 15,000 feet.

In your e-mails you refer to ‘persistent aircraft trails’. These vapour trails are largely the result of aircraft operations at altitudes greater than 15,000 feet and therefore, are unlikely to be associated with East Midlands Airport and would not be included in our radar recordings. The Airport’s records may provide a partial answer to the questions that you pose but we are not be able to provide the information that you request.

Many flights pass over the middle of the country including Derby. Whilst they
include aircraft to and from East Midlands, at higher altitudes there are many aircraft associated with operations at other UK airports and many international flights.

Yours sincerely

Neil Robinson
General Manager (Environment & Safeguarding)

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14/11/2007

Dear Mr Robinson,

Thank you very much for your reply, dated 29th October, to my e-mails regarding the question about persitent aircraft trails on days past.

You are correct in stating that no other organisations have been able to help me regarding the issue of persitent aircraft trails on the 2 dates. It’s quite nice to know about EMA’s Webtrak system, but as you will realise, it is of no use in the enquiry I made. I must admit to being rather surprised in these days of supposed ongoing threats of international terrorism (which mainly turn out to be illusions, once the TV is switched off and the evidence is studied more carefully) that no one can tell me what flights came over Derby on given dates. With stringent air regulations, I am surprised it has so far been impossible to answer what should be, in the “Computer Database Age”, a relatively straightforward question. For example, even with my own computer, I can answer questions about 10 years of e-mails – which I have carefully kept on CDs and DVDs – and that’s just me (for my work, I recently had to retrieve some e-mails and files which were over 7 years old, but I managed it). Well, I suppose me being involved in Software Design and Development for a period of over 20 years, you might expect that, but still…

In any case, what I wrote about and asked about most definitely aren’t ordinary contrails and I have a enclosed document and DVD which will demonstrate to you how many people agree with this conclusion (and 20 of them are signatories to the report). Now, I fully appreciate the difficulty of personnel working in the Air Industry (or in any climate or environment-related job) of accepting the truth about this, but that, unfortunately does not stop the fact – that someone is illegally and covertly spraying us with something  – being true.

I therefore urge you to properly review the evidence presented here – and the very large volume of additional evidence which is readily available on the Web – video, photo, study and witness testimony at your earliest convenience.

Now, of course, the established pattern is that those in authority simply ignore the evidence and seem to say “move along – nothing to see here, folks!” It is a frequently repeated pattern – both in Governmental and Non-Governmental Organisations (Greenpeace never even responded to my report). Perhaps it is therefore not at all surprising when people write to me with responses like the ones shown overleaf. But if you have an sensible explanation for the grids, triangles and parallel trails which only appear on some days, I would love to hear it. Atmospheric Physicist Ulrich Schumann never responded to my e-mail about these items, you see.

So, I hereby present you with this evidence (and an article I wrote about another matter – which was recently published in an [Contact Me Ref-1] Faculty Magazine) and I urge you to equip yourself by studying it. I have come to conclusion that it is important for everyone to make themselves aware of what is going on, if they want to understand the present – and the possible futures we can have ahead of us. Of course, this depends on whether they have the time and inclination to do so, and are prepared for a rather “bumpy ride”, shall we say.

Yours Most Sincerely,

Andrew Johnson