Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Government To Patent New 'Flying Saucer' Airliner
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A 1993 radio report details Russian plans to develop and patent a 'flying saucer' airliner. The craft is designed to use an air cushion for landing on ground or water and is currently being assembled at the Saratov aviation plant.
This document, a transcript from the Moscow Radio Moscow World Service dated March 9, 1993, reports on a Russian initiative to patent a new type of airliner. The aircraft, described by air designers as a 'flying saucer,' is currently in the assembly phase at the Saratov aviation plant. The report highlights the craft's versatility and efficiency, noting that it does not require a traditional airfield for operation. Instead, the design incorporates an air cushion system that enables the vehicle to take off and land on both ground and water surfaces. The airliner is intended to be a high-speed, economically efficient mode of transport, with a projected passenger capacity ranging from 20 to 2,000 people. The report mentions that several modifications of this flying saucer design are planned.
Russia intends to patent a new airliner, dubbed by air designers a flying saucer.
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Official Assessment
Russia intends to patent a new airliner designed as a flying saucer, currently being assembled at the Saratov aviation plant. The craft is designed for high-speed, efficient travel, with a capacity ranging from 20 to 2,000 passengers, and utilizes an air cushion for landing on ground or water.