The Ghosts of International Airports: Heathrow, Dallas Fort Worth, Tenerife & Kuala Lumpur
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Welcome to the Ghosts of International Airports (Please note some images are for illustration only)
Fasten your seatbelts and grab your passport!
This video focuses on some the hauntings in a number of international airports around the world. Today we look at hauntings at Heathrow in London, where three apparitions are said to lurk, Dallas Fort Worth in sunny Texas, Tenerife in the Canary islands, where tragic figures seem to appear and finally Kuala Lumpur, where mischievous spirits seem to cause all sorts of interference.
At the end of the video, I explain that there will be an aviation ‘Archive’ video of various bits and pieces; some are airline memorabilia, I have letters, postcards and all sorts of things to share with you. This will be a separate video and it will be uploaded shortly after this video. There will be a new playlist called ‘Archive’ and you’ll find it there.
Some of the stories focus on historic events and I hope you feel that my video covers the sad side of history in a respectful and honest way, without the need for sensationalising the past.
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Nicola
Music used in the video from You Tube audio library:
Badlands ELPHANT
For we are many Cooper Cannel
Maestro Tlakaelel by Jesse Cooper
Quinns Song - A new man
Dreams Become Real
Spirit of Fire by Jesse Gallagher
Left Alone
Away by Patrick Patrikos 2
I have my own ghostly encounter from Heathrow (terminal 2 or 3 can’t remember) to tell you about here. I was washing my hands in the restroom, when I felt like I can only describe a child’s hand poking me in my hips and tugging at my shirt, I turned around and nobody was there…. This happened in December 2022.
That’s very interesting and similar things have been felt in Honolulu airport too. Sometimes people have had their shoe laces undone. 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 its funny, I actually dismissed it at first as thought you can't possibly have ghosts in a modern airport, especially the restroom! Then I watched this video, it goes to show, you can get ghosts anywhere.
I often wonder, given the amount of traffic accidents, why roadsides aren’t lined with ghosts.
some are
Some absolutely are!
Some are, it is just driving so fast hard to notice. I lived in the country all my life and I have experienced ghost on a road
How would you be able to tell either way!? They are ghosts!
Live in a small Texas town, those back road’s definitely are haunted. Its the slower paced roads with almost no lights around. Worst thing ever!
To be lost in a big airport while everyone is coming and going sounds utterly sad. On the rare occasions I've traveled by air I've felt a bit like a ghost myself, as I'm short, aging, and hard of hearing!
I agree! You’re so so funny, I love it and thank you so much for making me chuckle! 👻🙋♀️
I've always thought of airports as being such sad and lonely places, but I worked at all London airports for twenty years, I have anxiety and depression and it may well be due to this.
Hearing stories about children ghosts always used to scare me. But now that I'm a father myself. The thought of a lost little boy sobbing his heart out, unaware that he's dead, absolutely terrified, breaks my heart. If I was there at Heathrow. I would just want to help him.
I am sure many would agree with your thoughts here 🙋♀️🙏
Same for me. We lost our adult son to Homicide over five years ago and the thought of him being lost between worlds is gut wrenching enough but the thought of a small child in the same situation is just unthinkable.
For a flight attendant myself who frequents Heathrow and Dallas/Fort Worth, this video was absolutely fascinating! Beautifully done! I’m going to inquire with the ground staff at Heathrow Terminal 3 and Terminals A and C at DFW if anyone has ever seen anything! I have a colleague friend who would love this video!
Thank you so much and I am so pleased you enjoyed the video. Yes, it would be very interesting to hear any stories and experiences from staff at the airports you mentioned for sure 👻🙋♀️
One passenger, Robina van Lanschot, from the KLM flight disembarked at Tenerife because she lived in the island with her boyfriend Paul Wessels.Her two friends weren't so lucky. Robina married Paul whose sister Yvonne was on the flight. Yvonne perished in the crash.
Yes, that was quite a story wasn’t it? What a lucky escape for sure.
@@ghostcasebook1266 Love and practicality saved her. She felt it didn't make sense for her to go Las Palmas then go back to Tenerife. Robina tried to convince her friends to come with her but they elected to comply with the airlines strict rules to go to Las Palmas since it was a tour group.
I enjoy watching your channel and look forward to more stories. I used to live in two haunted houses during my childhood and teenage years. 🙂
I remember well!
@@einezcrespo2107do tell. Want to hear more
They tried really hard to force her to go on the flight too.
A variation of the story of the ghost that haunts 27 left goes back to the old Croydon aerodrome. In those days, the main runway crossed the old main road to Croydon. When an aeroplane was taking off or landing, barriers were placed across the road to stop cars and people crossing, until the aircraft movement was completed. On the particular occasion a gentleman wearing a black suit and hat also curiously with a brief case, tried to beat the out going aircraft by dodging under the barrier but failed, and was struck by the aircraft killing him instantly. It is said to be his ghost that is seen on 27 left, as that also crosses the site of the Old Croydon Road.
That’s so interesting and thank you for sharing. I wonder if there are any articles on that event 🤔👻
Ouch!
Where did you hear of this ghost story…..was it in a show or article? Fascinating!
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I read it in a book about haunted London many years ago, I might still have the book, I’ll have a look see.
How interesting. That's a first for me, hearing about a level crossing at an aerodrome runway! 👍
I know ghosts and spirits are all around us, yet I have never thought about airports being haunted. Airports seem modern and transitory, but they are filled with excitement, tension, and high emotions. So much hurry and bustle, a whole collection of ghosts could move past me and would I even notice?
Also they can be very disorienting places. Maybe ghosts can get lost there as well?
I agree and I think that’s the creepy thing - maybe they are amongst us!👻🙋♀️🤔
@@ghostcasebook1266you'll have to tell us about ghosts in Birmingham UK airports
@@ghostcasebook1266fantastic work Nicola..being an aviation and parnormal fan this is the perfect mix...i used to work as a baggage security officer in Dublun airport,Ireland and i have had MANY paranormal expierences while working there including a ghost cat walking around my lower legs in a figure of 8 and purring at me,the voice of a child CLEARLY saying hello when nobody else was present and a full apparition manifest itself in front of me.
You must email me at gcasebook@gmail.com and I know you mentioned Dublin airport but I couldn’t find anything useful on this. Also check out the archive video if you enjoy aviation bits and pieces too. 👻🙋♀️
With the sheer numbers of loss of life, I’m surprised there aren’t more sightings.
Absolutely 100% agree 🙋♀️👻🙏
They are probably there, just everyone is too busy to stop and See...
There are bound to be so many more that go unreported - looking forward to the next chapter, thanks Nicola!
Yeah. Coz everybody becomes a ghost when they die 🤡
Only if you believe ghosts are the spirits of the deceased
Glad KL was finally mentioned although I can tell you of a particular incident around 2009. Our party was a touring band that had just performed at the Jakarta jazz festival. We had an overnight layover at the airside hotel in KL International Airport. I was awoken several times at night by a lady crying right in my ear. At first, I thought one of the band members was playing a trick on me but when I turned on the lights there was no one there. One of our members actually fared way worse. He was pushed out of his bed several times during the night by a laughing child. Of course, when the lights went on , there was no child to be found. He was so spooked that he decided to sleep in reception. As he opened his door to leave he found blood all over the hand that had opened the door. We found him absolutely petrified the following day in reception. We recounted the stories to each other. On the flight we got talking to a flight attendant and recounted our encounter to her. She gave us a knowing smile but made no comment when we asked her if she'd heard of any such encounters before. At first, I just put it all down to being tired and the hotel being rather airless. But that crying was so vivid and I would know it anywhere if I heard it again.
Wow what an interesting story and thank you ever so much for sharing. I think ghosts that involve beds and sleeping are very creepy! 👻🙏
Thank you@@ghostcasebook1266
My mum used to date a carpenter. He was an immensely physical and strong man. He told a story of staying in a hotel room prior to a flight from the UK when he felt his bed covers slip off him. Well, naturally that was the only possible rational explanation so he reached down and pulled it back up over him. Not to long after it happened again. So he pulled it back over him. A second or so later, now more Lucid and acutely weary he felt it slowly being pulled away from him. He gripped it tightly with all his strength and it was yanked from him with ease. I can't remember what happened after that but that always stayed with me and shit me up. I can't stay anywhere now and not have sleepless nights even with the room light on. I mean what the Hell was in his room and that had more strength than he did?
I think the blood all over the hand was a sure sign something strange was happening. I mean, if that's not compelling, I don't know what is!
@@simonclord7697 demons
i really liked this vid i had a friend who worked the crash of flight 401 back in 1972 dec 29 th he told me if you didnt believe in ghost something was wrong he 71 years old he still talks about yet today his story never changed over the years
Wow that’s so interesting. I find this fascinating for sure. If you’d like to email me I am at gcasebook@gmail.com 👻🙋♀️🙏
Very interesting. Hard to believe airports aren't haunted more often considering how many people shuffle in and out on a daily basis. Perhaps they are, but the spirits are overlooked due to the hustle and bustle you find at airports.
I think you may be right that the business means we don’t see or experience things so readily. 🙏🙋♀️
I often wonder how many full body apparitions get seen in everyday life but not realised, as they've not been passed over long enough for their appearances to look significantly out of place yet. Some types of business & formal clothing have barely changed for almost a century now & some older people's casual attire has been the same for about half that time. Makes you wonder...
Reminds me of “ghosts of the london underground” documentary. I love stories of ghosts where you wouldn’t expect them
Yes I love that documentary too 👻🙋♀️
I've just requested that Nicola do a video on this very topic, if she wishes! I saw that documentary and it was fascinating.
Finely found a female owned spooky top 5/10 channel instead of another male owned channel X3 Big ups to Ghost Casebooks crew keep em coming folks
Thank you so muc and there’s more to come 👻🙋♀️🙏
Great video, as usual, Nicola. Tragic deaths seem to go hand in hand with reported ghost sightings so it's no real surprise that airports, often the location for disaster, can be a haunted hotspot.
Glad you enjoyed it! I agree the disasters are so awful. The archive video is out now too 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 yes, I saw it thanks. You certainly have a unique collection of treasures.
Im wondering about 911 and the twin towers. I live in New York and wondering if they are just walking around between the hustle and bustle that is New York City. ?? I also saw so many deaths at the hospital where I work during Covid. I haven’t heard of any ghost as of yet though. But maybe we are so over crowded that they get lost in the mix
This episode was thrilling, informative, and a little chill-inspiring, especially about the little girl in Tenerife (that was just sad). However, all of us old Chicago South-siders know that Midway Airport has been haunted for years -- that would be a really interesting one.
I know O Hare has some stories but I’ll have to look into Midway I think! So pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you for taking the time to comment 👻🙋♀️
That United 737 in the 60s?
Such an interesting video! Great script writing and very nicely voiced! I also like how you included the history of the airport too! Being interested in aviation and paranormal activity made me click on this video immediately. We are so blinded by the isolation of ghosts in movies that we forget they can be anywhere, even in a busy place like an airport!
I have never left my country, so the only airports I've been to were the domestic parts of Sydney and the Gold Coast. With my very limited time within airports however, I do have one story that happened in the Sydney airport. My dad, grandad and I went to a section of the airport to sort out something. The airport was completely empty. As we were walking towards a flight of stairs, I saw a tall and thin, blonde woman. She was probably in her late 40s and wearing what looked like a flight attendant dress with a dark blue blazer over it. She was walking very slowly away from us. Her footsteps didn't make a sound. As we got to the top of the stairs, she was gone. Later on when we reached some office, she was standing a long distance away from the door. She stood motionlessly with her arms loosely crossed, staring at us. I was the last to walk into the office and just before I did, the woman seemingly disappeared into thin air.
Thank you ever so much; I really appreciate your comment 👻🙋♀️
I love this 💕 I’ve always wondered if airports are haunted after a major accident happened. And now I found a video to watch. I hope theres more 😊
There will be more definitely and here’s a link to the Aviation archive video I did that follows on from this video
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You know you're in for a treat when you click 'like' before the video begins. Another fascinating video from Ghost Casebook.
You’re so kind! Thank you so much 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 now do you see Nichola...im not the only one who loves what you do.👍👍👍👍
I agree !!!!! I wish there was a love button. Nicolas stories are informative, fascinating, intriguing, and her voice makes her videos captivating!!
Very quick half-hour, enthralling stories. I'm curious about the Canadian airports with hauntings. I'm very much looking forward to a sequel. Loved the video, thank you.
More to come! I only know of one in Canada and I will cover it in the future along with some Canadian stories. I’m working on becoming more international! 👻🙋♀️
Man. That story about the security guard seeing a man clutching onto the kiosk and saying, "Fuego! Fuego!" before disappearing sounds absolutely terrifying 😬
Extra horrifying
Yes !! My heart was pounding out of my chest !! Because I was ones stuck in Calgary. On my way to Vancouver Canada and it was eerie at 3:30 in the morning. No one was around and I didn’t know where I was going and then I saw a man walking towards me But he was real……. I think ..
Sadly there were some other dreadful incidents at Tenerife in the early 1970s and I think 1980 when a Dan Air plane crashed and it killed around 150 people. Very sad. 😔
@@ghostcasebook1266 Those poor people :(
This randomly popped up as I was binge watching/listening to aviation history videos and working, so I'm a total newcomer to this channel and I just gotta say...
Great video. Gonna go watch more and keep working now. 👍
Welcome and thank you so much for your kind words. I’m glad you liked the video and there will be more to come 👻🙋♀️
Very interesting! I spent tons of time in airports through the years. (Inchoen, Cebu, Ninoy Aquino and always JFK) I always wondered about JFK.
I haven’t found much on JFK but Newark has ghost stories. It’s relatively a very old airport and has some interesting tales. I had to wait there for hours coming from Hawaii via LAX and it was so dreadful jet lag wise. Never again! 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 Interesting about Newark....haven't been there in years. I used to fly out of there often, but I switched to JFK because I like the diner style restaurant in Terminal 4 (by ground transport) and I could get a bus directly to my town. Yes, I know all about jet lag. Manila to JFK is a killer flight! My cure is a hot shower, crank up the air-con and pass out until I wake up. Very anxious to hear more airport stories!
The sightings of the ghosts of small children have to be the saddest thing. At least the adult ghosts had the chance to live some of their lives. 😢
I agree, so sad. Thank you for commenting 🙋♀️👻
I work at DFW airport, in the old Delta hangar. the hangar was used as a temp morgue in 1985 after the deadly Delta crash at DFW. This hangar is haunted. I know of several people and heard stories of employees there who have seen, heard or sensed spirits in the hangar, including myself. There has been several deaths there, accidents & natural to go along with the morgue setup of many mangled bodies and the reconstruction of the plane itself. True story !
My sister died night shift security at our local airport in Scotland. Although it is supposed to be haunted, she still hasn't seen anything out of the ordinary. Disappointing. Especially with its history, of being used by the RAF during WW2.
"Does" not "died". Blinking autocorrect.
21:13 is actually a picture of Pocong. An apparition of a damned corpse buried in Islamic ritual, associated with Malay folklore. Some may say it is the devil (Syaitan (Satan) in Islamic content), taking that form to stray people by consuming their fear of death.
Orang Bunian is best described as forest spirit (similar to that of an elf), donning extravagant traditional clothing of the bygone Old Nusantara Kingdom era.
There is also Penunggu (translated as "The One who wait" or "the waiter"), often used by previous owner of plantations to "guard" their plantation against theft or intrusion. Penunggu only follow the instructions of their owner ( or descendants of the owner who may unknowingly "inherited" it from their parents/grandparents). The typical problem with Penunggu is that they outlived the owner they served. So, when there's an intrusion or changes to the plantation, they will become malevolent simply because they only took order from their "owner". A very complicated ritual often had to be done to cleanse plantation from Penunggu.
Hi, awesome live history ghosts stories I enjoyed it. How are you and your cat doing? I'm doing well. My cat Benjamin just turned seven years old this month. Have a great day see you next video 😊
She’s fine but she’s grumpy at the moment because I have been editing and not giving her attention! 🙄
Plane crashed, car crashes are the perfect storms for ghost activity, the body brought to a stop suddenly while the soul keeps going, it's not just some fantasy, many witnesses, like the ghost in a suit covered in jet fuel asking where he is, looking for his connecting flight.
That was Excellent as usual. And yes there are so many airports that have had tragedies since the beginning of flight itself. Not too mention all the Military air bases. You could pretty much spend maybe a year covering all of them on your channel. Again Wonderful Job.
Don't forget the Train Depots.
Thank you Ernest and I will be covering some military airbases and other military locations in the future. I have some absolutely brilliant WW1 and 2 letters and all sorts in the archive too! 👻🙋♀️🙏
Yes. Oxenholme in the NW of England had a loco shed there and banking engines were also kept. It, and the main line went across a track that monks once used to reach an outlying grange. Enginemen have seen them walking through the shed yard and others, where the path crossed the main line.
I never thought of Airports being haunted. Another great episode.
Thank you so much. I agree, we never think of it but apparently they are. There will be a sequel too 👻🙋♀️🙏
I feel sorry for Ghost. They don't know they are dead. I wish their spirits would rest in peace.
Thanks for this, I hope there are more Haunted Airport videos. Various paranormal researchers have said in print that many ghosts are often seen, but not recognized as ghosts. Makes you wonder about those crowded passages!
I was enjoying this video and then, my home airport (Dallas) was next on the list! I was not looking forward to it as Texas has its share of unexplained history that I would not want to delve into!😁
I hope you enjoyed the stories in the video but Texas is an interesting place on the paranormal front. Such a huge area. I’ve not been but I hope to travel there in the future for sure 👻🙏🙏
Maybe the transient nature of airports creates some sort of liminal condition which is said to be a favourable state for phenomena to occur. This is a very spooky episode thanks for this.
The crying children was exceptionally sad. Maybe these slices of time still exist in trillions of 'nows' completely negating past and future. The nows complete with trillions of millisecond experiences collide with our 'now' occasionally.
Thank you so much and I agree that airports are unique in that way. The children are sad for sure. Maybe they will find peace one day 👻🙋♀️
Truly startling information about ever busy airports. Beautifully narrated in a calm composed voice
What a great video! I had never heard about haunted airports before - quite fascinating!
Would love to see a part 2 in the future✈
Glad you enjoyed it! There might even be a part 3 as there are so many stories! 👻
Love your channel and the way you tell the stories....awesome!!
Thanks so much! Feel free to check out the archive video too, it’s out now 👻🙋♀️
fuego (fwaygo ) in spanish is fire
I was in Dublin Airport toilets before a flight about 15 years ago when a lady said something. I thought maybe she was asking for toilet roll or something and I said "sorry"? It went quiet and then she said oh sorry I was just talking to myself I said oh don't worry we all do it then she was like yeah I suppose. I literally came out of the cubicle seconds later but there was nobody there. She couldn't have left without me hearing the door very odd.
Thank you so much for sharing. I have heard that Dublin airport has activity so that’s really interesting 👻🙋♀️🙏
@@ghostcasebook1266 No problem. I love your channel
Greetings from Dublin 🇮🇪. Your video came up on my feed today. Your relaxed presentation and quality video footage made for a very pleasant watch. Liked and subscribed.
Is your channel solely dedicated to aviation? If not, you might consider the hauntings on the London Underground. I'm sure you would have a very interesting take on those.
Thanks and welcome to the channel. Thank you so much for your kind words and I am glad you are enjoying the videos. There are two London Underground videos that I have released so far. I’ll attach a link below. If you go to the channel page there is a ‘transport’ playlist. Here are the London Underground links:
ua-cam.com/video/m69dwS7YCnI/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/1p5OSEQeODI/v-deo.html
This was so interesting, thank you. Who'd have thought that airports would be so haunted? It's quite an eye opener to hear these stories.
When I was a teenager, long before 9/11 and mobiles, we'd play hide and seek in the DFW airport. It was FUN!!!
Airports were very different back then right? 👻
Great video 😊 dick Turpin the highway man haunts the runways at Heathrow airport. He haunts terminal 2. As it’s one of the oldest terminals. He was hung in York
Teneriffe Los Rodeos airport has had many deadly crashes, including the one mentioned here. Always wondered if there is hauntings there because that but never before have heard or read such, until now. Thank you for great video!
You are very welcome and thank you so much for your kind words and comment 👻🙋♀️
This was a very eerie video Nicola but very nicely done. I never thought about haunted airports before. I don’t know why the thought of haunted airports is so creepy for me. Shiver, shiver! It’s neat to see the change in food offered on the flights. I feel so sad for air hostesses stuck reliving serving food. And the business man.
Thanks again. 👻🙋♀️🇺🇸
I’d also feel bad for the ghosts of pilots, condemned to fly forever.
Thanky you ever so much 👻🙋♀️
@@mikoto7693 There is supposed to be a ghost plane that does exactly that!
@@ccasey1904 I’m not surprised in the slightest.
Very good. Loved it. Really spiced up my packing for the airport I happened to be doing when I saw this video, ha ha hah.
I love that and have a great trip 👻🙋♀️🙏
@@ghostcasebook1266 Thank you. I will.
I traveled through Kuala Lumpur airport often as I live in Australia and my family are in the UK. I never realised it was haunted. It seems such a modern airport. It just goes to show you even modern places can be haunted too. another great video
Thanks for sharing! I got stuck in KL for 2 weeks when the Icelandic volcano erupted causing airspace to close. I was on standby the entire time! I agree, such a modern and glossy airport! 👻🙋♀️
Surprised you haven’t got Chicago O’hare on there with the DC10 crash and all the happenings that followed that both immediately and longer after
Hello I didn’t put Chicago in on this occasion as it has been covered lots of times before but I might include it in a sequel one day.
Tell me about the "activity" concerning the DC 10 crash at O'Hare please. I have always wondered about that.
I really enjoyed that video - absolutely fascinating. Please do a sequel. Thank you 👏✌❤
Thank you! Will do! Glad you enjoyed it! 👻🙋♀️
Great video! I would like to point out, as a pilot myself that approach radar will not give a return on a single person standing on a runway. I would venture to say that someone in the tower probably observed someone standing on the runway from the tower cab with a pair of of binoculars. Interesting video none-the-less!
Thank you kindly and I am not an aviation expert so thank you for your comment 👻🙋♀️🙏
Yeah, that's what I thought.
Thanks for clarifying.
Always love your videos, you do an excellent job!!
Thank you so much Mary! I hope you get a chance to look at the archive video too 👻🙋♀️
Just found your channel today & can’t get enough! If you decide to make this into a series, I would recommend covering New York’s JFK Airport. TWA 800, which crashed in 1996, left from Terminal 5. The original terminal building is now a hotel. I would not be surprised if hotel guests ever saw some paranormal activity stemming from that crash.
Thank you so much and welcome. I will look into JFK for sure 👻🙋♀️
i really truly enjoyed this video. can't wait for the sequel (if you decide to do it). P.S. i find your voice really relaxing to listen to :)
Oh thank you! There will be a sequel in time for sure 👻🙋♀️
I work in the travel industry and found this video absolutely fascinating. I look forward to the next chapter!
Oh brilliant thank you so much for commenting. Glad you enjoyed it 👻🙋♀️
Thanks for the episode, attention grabbing and attention holding. Brilliant. Thanks again. TTFN
You are very kind and thank you so much. Glad you enjoyed it 👻🙋♀️
Thankyou for creating such an amazing channel
My pleasure! and thank you ever so much for your generosity. This means so much to me 👻🙋♀️🙏🙏
Thank you for doing this, so sad all the people passed away , take care love Kim xx
Yes it is very sad isn’t it Kim. Hope you enjoyed the video. If you get a moment there is the archive video of airline bits and pieces, postcards etc in the Archive playlist too 👻🙋♀️
Your back !!! Im going to thoroughly enjoy your film while my tea cooks with a can of lager after work bliss!!!!👍😊
Sounds ideal. Hope you have a lovely evening and thank you 👻🙋♀️
When I worked at Newcastle International Airport, our crews used the 3rd floor corridors was creepy at night, esp 3am, 4am when we used start our shifts we used have team briefings beforehand. One early start on the 3rd floor where passengers aren't allowed, the fire doors opened themselves witnessed by 5 of my team colleagues. This airport has a very long history, used during the WW2 as RAF Woolsington for the bomber command. A few times I used get the lift up to 3rd floor, I used feel uneasy in the corridors walking to the air crew on my own. When we had our fire training, they took us over by minibus to the Fire Academy passing the airport control tower, the fire academy was very old fashioned as if time stopped still, the toilets and showers were like something out of the sixties, we just found this place very spooky it was freezing and was glad when the training session was over to get back over to the airport. Our staff park free in the long stay car park & it's a 10 min walk to get to our airport, very dark car park, creeps, I remember hearing footsteps behind me around 3.30am in the morning and they was nobody behind me, I ran so fast to get inside the airport. This was during 2022 - 2023.
Goodness me that sounds like some very alarming activity happening there. Quite scary I should imagine! And being followed. Yikes! Thank you ever so much for sharing such strange encounters! 👻🙋♀️🙏
Thank you Nicola, another thought provoking video on Airport ghosts and sightings, many millions of people travel by air and many plane crashes and so many deaths in and around these airports so much loss of life. Thank you again Nicola. 👻👻
You are very welcome Simon and thank you so much 👻🙏🙏
@@ghostcasebook1266 Thank you Nicola always a plesure. 👻😊
Yikes 😮 yes there are many account of aparitions and ghosts at hospitals also.
The highway man Dick Turpin is suppose to haunt LHR as well.
Hi there I recently found your channel by accident. I hold a deep interest in the paranormal and have done for many years. I'm slowly working my way through your videos. I'm not sure if you're aware of this story regarding Heathrow, when I was a teenager I was reading a book on ghost stories one of which was about Heathrow. Many times, particularly late night or in foggy conditions pilots, ground staff and even police have reported seeing a figure on the runways. Descriptions are that of a figure in a Tri corn hatand a cloak. I read in the book at the time that people believed it to be the possible ghost of Dick Turpin as apparently it was one area he frequented. Keep the stories coming I've subbed to your channel.
All the best Dorian
Thank you so much. Yes, it seems Dick Turpin haunts several locations including Heathrow and York! 👻🙋♀️
Back in 1970 when I was a young boy my parents had a friend who was a serving police officer at Heathrow Airport. He told us a tale about being called with a colleague to escort off the runway the person picked up by the control tower. When they arrived at the scene a man was wandering about and he was asked what he was doing. The man replied he was looking for his briefcase. When they got out the patrol car to approach him he simply disappeared before their eyes. They weren’t shocked as they had heard about this ghost story before but it was the first time they came across him.
I always thought this was nonsense until listening to your channel. Very interesting story.
That’s an interesting story for sure. Thank you so much for sharing 👻🙋♀️
I hate to be 'that guy' but airport radar systems aren't able to detect humans stood on a runway. They can't distinguish between birds, balloons or any other object in their field of view. Only recently has a system been developed that can detect clutter on a runway in order to avoid another Concorde type tragedy, all checks up to now have always been done by ground crew in vehicles.
That's what I thought.
Singapore has Kallang Airport in the 50s and in 1956 a BOAC Lockheed Constellation crashed at landing and burnt alive all on board . Even before I came to know of this tragedy, I always had a very melancholy, sad and eerie feeling whenever I pass by the former crash site. Till today, the airport has been preserved as a heritage site, quite empty buildings left as a visual historical sight with no public access given.
Singapore is for another video and so is Hong Kong, I think. Thank you so much for your comment 👻🙋♀️
Thank you this was fascinating. I'd very much like to see another video of other airport hauntings. Looking forward to that. I clicked on this because I live close to DFW airport. I've never thought about airports being haunted but I guess anywhere there's been a loss of life it's always possible. When you think about the sheer volume of people that go through these places it only makes sense that they'd be haunted. The story of the little boy crying and being distraught really bothered me. The thought of him being perpetually lost and looking for a loved one is heartbreaking. I've always been a healthy skeptic about the paranormal but I don't doubt it anymore. It's no longer a question of "if" ghosts exists it's more why are they there and how can they be helped.
Thank you so much and there will be a sequel. I know what you mean; you wouldn’t necessarily think airports would be active as such. 👻🙋♀️🙏
You forgot to mention the ghosts of American Airlines flight 191 (Chicago O'Hare) ...
I didn’t cover Chicago in this video but I might in the future 👻
Once again, beautifully crafted ❤
Thank you very much Nicola.
Good choice of subject matter. Thoroughly enjoyed it with a refreshing brew and a few French Galette biscuits 🤩🥰
It’s lovely to see the number of views growing 😊
Thank you so much walking dad and I hope your cuppa and biscuits were good. I used to have Lu biscuits in France when we were kids and I bloody loved them. Thank you for your kind words about the channel growing. We are on the rise, I think 👻🙋♀️🙏
Beautiful voice. Read me to sleep, please....🌙
Heathrow in my opinion is haunted I have worked the night shift and noticed there is an eeriness around the old areas where the older terminals were. A few of our cargo management who I worked for did notice on night loading there were reports of someone on the runway.
I work in an airport now which was a raf station some things go bump in the night
Most airports from other contacts have got an aura of them
Thanks for a amazing video defo subbing
Thank you so much for your comment; that’s so interesting about your line of work. I think haunted RAF bases might become a video on its own as there are so many stories 🙋♀️👻
@@ghostcasebook1266 yes please to the raf bases that’s one spooky section of haunted England
I found that very interesting! I never thought about airports being haunted. Never came across anything myself, but I'm usually in airports when they are very busy so I likely would not have seen anything unusual.
So pleased you enjoyed the video and thank you so much. Airports can be so busy and stressful that I think we don’t pay attention or observe our surroundings much! 🙋♀️👻
Fascinating and entertaining, thanks for sharing 🙂 I’m not sure what you mean by ‘runway 1’ at Heathrow though. The fact that apparently the aircraft nearly crashed into buildings on Bath Road suggests it was the north runway, now 27R/09L.
As if I didn't already have a fear of flying. Well organized, well narrated with a good collection of ghosts.
Thank you so much 👻🙋♀️
That was a pretty awesome video I love airplanes ✈️ and ghost stories about them are so cool 😎 😊
Glad you enjoyed it and thank you so much 👻🙋♀️
These videos are very well done. Facts and not sensationalism. And no clickbait which seems to be on the rise with a lot of channels.
Oh thank you kindly! I do try to make videos that have some detail where I can and I know what you mean about clickbait! 👻🙋♀️🙏
Thank you. Excellent video. Since I did most of my traveling in the 60s,70s, and 80s , I can relate to the video very well!😃👍👍❤️🌈🙏🕊️🐶
Glad you enjoyed it! Hope you enjoyed reminiscing on times gone by 🙋♀️👻
Hiya Nicola, I couldn't believe Heathrow got closed down because they thought someone was at the end of the runway, I think the airport officials don't take a blind bit of notice of it now, I wonder if the airport have given names to these ghosts, maybe they'll say "Trevor has appeared again" or whatever his name is, just a thought, could you do Manchester United's Munich air disaster, maybe your not interested in football, excellent vlog Nicola
I love that ‘Trevor has appeared on runway 1’ ha ha! Yes I will be covering Manchester and Manchester airport in the future Paul. Thank you so much for your kind words as ever 👻🙋♀️
@@ghostcasebook1266 No bother Nicola, I thought it was funny also
@@ghostcasebook1266Hiya Nicola, I hope the young boy crying finds his long lost family,
I am going to be flying from Terminal 3 next year so I will take my ghost hunting apps and see if I find anything! 🙋♀️
have to say its not something you
think about all the time of airports imagine because they look very morden. but never thought of them being haunted
Me too and I was quite amazed to discover some of these stories. Really interesting though. 👻🙋♀️
You excel yourself with each presentation. This one is just perfect. Thank you.
Wow, thank you Chris 👻🙋♀️
I used to be in the RAF and pretty much at each base I was at was some kind of ghost story and to be honest each of the bases I was stationed at weren't major locations for combat at any time
That’s really interesting. There are lots of stories of RAF bases and the paranormal 👻
I guess this all boils down to if you believe in the supernatural or not. I’ve never had any such experience but I’m reminded of the Eastern L-1011 that crashed in the Everglades. The cause was the crew focused on a light bulb for the main gear lock. After the crash Eastern used many of the parts leftover from the crash. Immediately they had reports of the aircrew members who died being seen on different flights. It happened so much that with little fanfare Eastern removed all parts from the inventory. And after that the reports of ghost being seen stopped.
Oh this sounds very different! Just tuned in. Here I go..TAKE OFF! You're my captain tonight Seat belt buckled and tray away..let's go..🛫💀👻
Enjoy! 👻🙋♀️🙏
What I find fascinating is the apparitions are few given the number of deaths that occurred, particularly the KLM flight you would think more spirits would be Earth bound and hadn't moved to a higher plane (no not aeroplane) I wonder why some stay and others move on or are they all there and we just don't know it!
Working on a computer network in a newly remodeled hospital I was working late at night to finish my work. I noticed a cleaning lady working in my area. A blizzard had blown in, and my manager came to retrieve me. He asked if anyone was in the building besides me, and I mentioned the cleaning lady. He said, "Oh, her, well she'll be okay." The next morning, he told me about the cleaning lady, and that some can easily see her, while others can't. Nothing else was said.
Later, I asked why they didn't do a clearing and send her into the light? He casually mentioned that things get cleaned during the night, and they don't have to pay her.
😅 I don't know if that is sad, or funny!
Very interesting though!
The kinetic energy of going to and fro and the highly charged emotions in the area (in my opinion) possibly power up spiritual activity.
This is great -- I've never come across a video discussing ghosts in airports. It never occurred to me, to be honest, but it makes sense! Some horrible tragedies here, but I'm glad we still have Brian Cox... he's a great actor. :)
Yes indeed he is and apparently he has a fear of flying because of this incident. I agree, some dreadful tragedies and I agree we don’t think of airports as terribly haunted places but apparently they are 👻🙋♀️
Excellent! Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do!
Love this video, but I must comment that these spirits need to get a life. Go to the bloody light! 😂❤
Fascinating and beautifully made. Your voice is captivating. I could listen to you read the phone book. 😊
Oh my word, reading the phone book?! Ha ha I love that. I’d rather read ghost stories, and that’s what I’ll do, but I absolutely appreciate your kind words 🙋♀️🙏🙏
Airports are one of the last places I would of thought of as haunted. But it does make sense.
I agree! 👻🙋♀️
This has the feel of the excellent ghosts of the underground from C4 in 2005. It's on UA-cam and probably the best documentary on ghosts ever!
I know the documentary you mean and I’m flattered! Thank you ever so much. I am not a professional film maker but I try to create videos that are not jumpy but tell the stories and history as best as I can. 👻🙋♀️🙏
Was it a documentary or a podcast?
Excellent thanks
So pleased you like the video 👻🙋♀️
Greetings from Scotland, I thoroughly enjoyed this thank you 🙌
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you so much and greetings to you in Scotland 🙋♀️👻
Never in a million years would I think of airports being haunted, but it's so plausible, my.mind is blown and a new item has been added to the bucklist
Brilliant! There will be a sequel too 👻
Eddie Burks was
one of the greatest mediums who did soul releasement work in the UK for several decades. There are YT videos of his work. A fascinating case was at an airfield involving a ghost: proof of his death on the tarmac was reported on network TV.
Rest in peace, Eddie
🙏💙
Yes I mentioned Eddie Burkes in my very first video about the Coutts bank haunting. He was an amazing man. 👻🙏🙋♀️
@@mortalclown3812 I'm an open minded sceptic about anything unexplained, although I don't usually research ghosts.
I have JUST come across this channel though, and this video was fascinating. If ghosts DO exist, then these are the types of encounters/visuals that I believe.
What I've never understood, is why MORE psychics don't help spirits go into the light!
If I had that gift, I'd want to help these people!
Thankyou Nicola for this , very interesting airports of ghosts , can’t wait for the next one
Thank you as always Sue and glad you enjoyed the video 👻🙋♀️🙏
I don't know if you're planning to cover any haunted locations in North America or any other parts of the world, but here are some North American cities I recommend:
Canada
Western Canada
1. Vancouver, British Columbia
Eastern Canada
1. Ottawa, Ontario
2. Toronto, Ontario
3. Montreal, Quebec
USA
Western USA
1. Seattle, Washington
2. Portland, Oregon
3. Los Angeles, California
4. San Diego, California
5. San Francisco, California
6. Phoenix, Arizona
7. Denver, Colorado
Midwestern USA
1. Minneapolis, Minnesota
2. Chicago, Illinois
3. Detroit, Michigan
4. Cincinnati, Ohio
5. Cleveland, Ohio
Northeastern USA
1. Washington DC
2. Baltimore, Maryland
3. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
4. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
5. New York City, New York
6. Boston, Massachusetts
Southern USA
1. Dallas, Texas
2. Houston, Texas
3. Atlanta, Georgia
4. New Orleans, Louisiana
5. Miami, Florida
Mexico
1. Mexico City
I am! I’m already working on several so thank you so much for your suggestions; really appreciate this 🙋♀️👻
Some of the London sightings would make me Heathrowup!
I absolutely ADORE haunted airports or haunted areas where a place crash happened…..some truly disturbing and chilling stories I’ve heard! You don’t see them mentioned as much! Or natural disaster hauntings like the tsunami ghosts in Japan etc……thank you soooo much I love your channel it’s THE BEST of its kind imo 🖤🧡⚰️💀
Oh thank you so much, you’re very kind. I am so pleased you’re interested in the stories and whilst they are very sad, they are intriguing to me (and to you, I think!) 👻🙋♀️🙏
The entire world is haunted, basically. They're all around us. Our visible plane is just one slice of the big cake called universe. It has gazillions of it, thin and multilayered. In some places, they intersect and we end up with "visions" of ghosts. Also places with a high energy rate caused by lots of deaths or very violent ones or a combination of both (like battlefields etc) are like doorways and it's often easy for the sensitive to feel or even see them. While we live our daily lives, we also leave energy tracks, and that residual energy can likewise be felt by others, dead or alive. Intense emotions can also trigger a release of energy from the other side, because the vibrations are in sync with each other. It's all a very amazing system. Not scary at all.
@ghostcasebook1266 freddie mercury used to work @ heathrow as a baggage claimer