A seasoned pilot from the UK has recently come forward with remarkable claims about his repeated sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) while flying over Brussels, the capital of Belgium. His experiences have sparked interest among experts, who assert that the data he has collected warrants careful documentation.
The pilot, Steve Frazer, is a 48-year-old from Cheshire who has dedicated the last 27 years of his life to flying commercial aircraft. According to reports, he first spotted the mysterious objects in the skies above Brussels in 2022. Since that initial sighting, he has observed similar glowing phenomena six or seven more times, with the most recent incident happening in October of this year.
Frazer had previously captured time-lapse footage during one of his flights, which showed objects resembling small orbs of light darting across the sky before vanishing into thin air. Initially, he thought the lights were military aircraft involved in refueling operations, and he noted that other pilots also witnessed the same spectacle.
“I saw these lights while at work, and another colleague, who was returning from Lithuania, also caught sight of them,” Frazer explained. “We were in the same area, looking in approximately the same direction, but what we saw was truly strange.”
He went on to describe his belief that the object was a military refueling plane, although its erratic movement and astonishing speed left him perplexed. “We flew towards it for what felt like a long time, yet we could never close the distance,” he remarked.
Frazer described the UFO as consistently appearing in the northwest sky. “To me, it seemed like it was coming from the Atlantic, positioned just outside of the UK,” he added.
Curious about the object, he attempted to identify what it could have been. Having seen how satellites typically appear and having observed phenomena like Starlinks, Frazer noted that their movement differed significantly from that of the UFO.
He stated, “Some pilots flying over the Netherlands also witnessed this phenomenon and reported it through media channels, but I’m not entirely sure. However, it does align with descriptions provided by other pilots who have encountered similar phenomena.”
Two UFO researchers were shown the footage captured by Frazer. Specializing in the investigation of metallic disks, flickering lights, and glowing spheres, they acknowledged that it was difficult to dismiss Frazer’s claims, considering his nearly three decades of experience in aviation.
Mark Christopher Lee, a filmmaker and “alien seeker,” commented on the significance of Frazer’s observations: “When someone with such a background reports that an object does not resemble anything they have seen before—be it a satellite, Starlink, military refueling aircraft, or conventional aircraft—this report certainly deserves to be recorded properly.”
Gary Heseltine, editor of UFO Truth Magazine, highlighted that many unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs)—a term used by government officials to refer to UFOs—bear resemblances to the objects captured in Frazer’s footage. He stated, “They remain a mystery and merit serious scientific inquiry.”
In a related note, a poll conducted by the UK market research and data analytics firm YouGov revealed that nearly one-third of British citizens believe that extraterrestrials have visited Earth, while 7% asserted they have personally witnessed a UFO.
These insights reflect a growing curiosity and open-mindedness surrounding unidentified flying objects and the possibility of extraterrestrial life, prompting both the public and the scientific community to pay closer attention to such reports.