Underwater Drone Found Flight 202 After 53 Years of Searching!

The mysterious disappearance of Flight 202 has puzzled investigators and intrigued the public for over half a century. Today, we dive into this mystery, exploring the events leading up to that fateful night and the enduring quest to uncover what happened to this illfated flight.

Flight 202 took off from Burlington International Airport on January 17, 1971. The weather conditions that night were reportedly cold and wintry, which is very typical for Vermont in January. The passengers on board the small corporate jet included prominent businessmen and their pilot, Captain James Hendricks, a seasoned aviator known for his splendid flight planning. The flight plan indicated a straightforward journey to Providence, Rhode Island, with an estimated flight time of just over an hour. The departure was routine, with no initial indications of any impending issues. If that was the case, how and why did it disappear?


The five individuals on board Flight 202 were 2 crew members along with a team of 3 from Cousin Properties. Their backgrounds and connections within Vermont's business community raised the public interest in the case and they were speculating about all kinds of things. People were curious about what happened to them.