Janet is a US airline with an intriguing fleet of red and white planes that depart daily from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas and make a journey to one of the most mysterious places on the planet: the Area 51.
This airline trades as “Janet” and is registered in the name of United States Air Force (USAF).
No one knows who is inside, exactly. Except the passengers have the highest security clearanceand who are probably employees of military bases that the US military identifies as Area 51, the media explain Business Insider. But no one knows what happens in this area and what is produced there.
Janet Airline and Area 51
For decades, Area 51, a military complex in the Nevada desert, has been shrouded in secrecy. The fact that the Washington government has neither confirmed nor denied its existence has given rise to numerous conspiracy theories.
Only in 2013, thanks to the publication of secret documents, it became known – as many suspected – that It was not an alien research facility, but a US Air Force training and testing ground.
Something similar happens with a mysterious airline that, according to intelligence experts, has been operating out of McCarran International Airport since the 1970s. Authorities have not confirmed its existence.
It is known as Janet Airlines and insiders say it is dedicated to transporting government officials and service providers at various military installations in Nevada, including the infamous Zone 51.
Why is her name Janet?
The Janet name is not an officially recognized designation for the airline, but the nickname given to him by those who have been investigating him for decades.
Janet stands for “Just another nonexistent terminal” or “Joint Airline for Employee Transportation”.
This airline would be operated by the AECOM company serving the US Air Forceaccording to experts.
in his fleet it would have at least six Boeing 737s and a small fleet of Beechcraft aircraft. They have a white color and a red stripe along the entire length of the fuselage.
They can be seen taking off and landing at Las Vegas International Airport every day, where they have a dedicated terminal that runs all of their operations.
Those who investigated Janet Airlines say so company employees, including flight attendants and pilots, would receive a top-secret security clearance.
The official version on Janet Airlines
Consulted two years ago by BBC Mundo, the then US Air Force spokesman, Benjamin Newell, said that, as with all activities related to Nevada Training Camp, where Area 51 is located, could not confirm or deny the existence of Janet Airlines or any airline with similar characteristics.
“Certain activities and operations conducted at Nevada Training Camp, past and present, are considered classified and may not be discussed,” Newell said. The Air Force spokesman assured that in the past there have been “contract flights” from Las Vegas to the Tonopah test center, also in Nevada, although they no longer exist.
The truth is that today, Janet Airlines it continues to operate and sail the American skies without selling or issuing any passes to anyone outside its select group of passengers.
Source: Clarin
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