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crashed in virginia after flying hundreds of miles past its destination, but the reasons remain unclear for the mystery flight that passed right over the d.c. area and prompted fighter jets to scramble. investigators describe highly fragmented wreckage in very mountainous terrain. >> the airplane, the engines, the weather conditions, pilot qualifications, the maintenance records, all aspects will be, of course, items that we routinely look at. >> reporter: the flight path shows a takeoff from tennessee. at its destination on new york's long island, the plane turns but doesn't land. instead, it keeps flying at 34,000 feet, right into highly restrictive air space near washington, d.c. the capitol briefly placed on an elevated alert and air national guard pilots scrambled to intercept. causing a sonic boom heard around the beltway. but noraad says the pilots got no response to fly-bys, flares or radio calls. >> national guard fighter on guard. if you hear this transmission,
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Apr 19, 2021
Qantas Air is an Australian based airline that is now offering 'Mystery Flights' to undisclosed locations, where they will give you little clues as to what to pack for your destination but you will not know where you are going until you arrive. The flights will depart from either Sydney, Brisbane, or Melbourne with a destination approximately two hours away. The trip is all inclusive and the fares include meals, and alcoholic/non-alcoholic beverages. Prices start at $737 for Economy and $1,579 for Business. Would you go on a mystery flight?
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hello, everyone. top of the shower. you're in the "cnn newsroom." i'm don lemon. thanks for joining us. few planes and ship, a lot of open ocean. that's the challenge, again, facing search crews looking for the missing boeing 777 airliner. in the overnight darkness, a chinese navy ship scooped up objects floating in the water. no word yet on what those things are or if they're part of malaysian airlines flight 37 o. in china, the passes time is making the grief and anger deeper for relatives and passengers. they're furious that the malaysian government declared the airplane lost without physical evidence. in the country where the mystery flight originated, malaysia's transportation minister met with some family members telling them his government will continue the search as long as there's even a remote chance of a survivor. i want to talk about that more with cnn's sara sidner, in kuala lumpur. sara, i'm going to start with you. tell me about the families of the passengers not only in malaysia, but china, too.
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