This is apparently not the first report of such a sighting in the airspace near Los Angeles International Airport. FAA officials are currently theorizing that the pilot might have seen balloons.

Three times in the last 14 months, pilots flying near Los Angeles International Airport have reported someone zipping around in a jetpack. This week, the FBI floated a new theory, ...

The FBI said sightings of a "jetpack man" flying near Los Angeles International Airport may have been sparked by balloons.

This July, a third sighting, at 5,000 feet, was reported by a pilot flying a Boeing 747 over Los Angeles. “Possible jetpack man in sight,” the pilot said at the time.

A pilot flying a Boeing 747 over Los Angeles looked out of the cockpit one evening in late July and saw something so strange that he alerted air-traffic control. “Possible jetpack man in sight ...

Images suggest LA jetpack sightings may have been balloons A TV station says a Los Angeles police helicopter recorded images of what appeared to be a human-shaped inflatable toy floating in the ...

Police on Tuesday shared new video of a flying object after repeated reports of pilots seeing jet packs near Los Angeles International Airport spurred a federal investigation.

The first report of a possible jetpack flier was made on Aug. 30, 2020, by an airline crew on a flight approaching Los Angeles International Airport.

The FBI said that alleged sightings of a man with a jetpack flying over Los Angeles might actually be balloons, including one Jack Skellington balloon that was captured on camera.

The FBI said that alleged sightings of a man with a jetpack flying over Los Angeles might actually be balloons, including one Jack Skellington balloon that was captured on camera.