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For example, if we overlay publicly available commercial flight data over a given time period, are there small sections of airspace with little to no traffic?

I would imagine that commercial airlines would seem apt to have knowledge of any areas with a concentration of UAP reports. They also seem to want to avoid reports occurring. I’m sure their are protected sections of airspace with little to no traffic. But most would have a clear publicly known explanation.

Is anyone around here capable of checking into air traffic data? I’m definitely focusing on areas just of the coast in my imagination. Based upon historical patterns, high UAP frequency has seemed to have been reported in coastal airspace.

Anyway, hopefully someone else can turn that spark into a flame, I’m fresh out of kindling.

I’ll be sparky, and you be the flamer.🔥🤪

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