Google Maps has some unusual catches, but this time it aroused the curiosity of many people. A service user has been discovered commercial plane crashed australian forest – and it seems pretty well preserved.
According to local media, the plane is in a clearing in the Cardwell Ranges off the Queensland coast. It is not possible to identify the model, but New York Post shows it’s either a standard Airbus A320 or a Boeing 737. When caught, the jet would fly much lower than expected.
However Australian Transport Security BureauAustralia’s transport safety agency, says There are no reports of any passenger aircraft missing in the area.. Other officials suggest it could be a “ghost image” as a result of a failure of the platform, which confused several satellite images and created a scene that doesn’t really exist.
And since something similar happened in 2016, it wouldn’t be a big surprise if this catch was indeed fake. At the time, users believed that there was an airplane at the bottom of Lake Harriet, located in Minnesota, in the United States. .
The “ghost plane” was first announced via Victoria Ottley’s social media. Google has so far not commented on the case.
Source: Tec Mundo
