Jessy Air Flight 291 Investigation Finds Troubling Information

Investigators Find Very Troubling Information On Jessy Air Flight 291 Incident!

On Monday, December 17, 2018, Jessy Air Flight 291 made an emergency landing after its autopilot failed to safely guide the airliner to Miami International Airport. Investigators believed that strong UV rays were blocking the airplanes GPS rays, which caused the airports navaids' ray beams to become ineffective which confused the plane into thinking it was not at an airport. Investigators learned that the airline had maintenance work done the previous day, on the aircraft's GPS systems which pilot's use to maintain stable flight and to allow the aircraft to fly to an airport without any input from the pilot's during leveled flight.

  Investigators then began searching through the maintenance records of Jessy Air's aircraft prior to the incident. The maintenance records showed that the Maintenance crew that worked on flight 291, forget to put back on the antenna covers which allowed air friction and cloud friction to damage the ends of the aircraft's navigation system.

  Ceo Jessy Bunnell, said in a statement Tuesday evening that the maintenance crew responsible for flight 291's "repairs" were recently 'let go'. Passengers of Jessy Air Flight 291 were fully refunded and also received a free flight voucher on their next flight.