What an Air Canada crew saw may have been the addition of another layer of frost to the already icy relationship between the United States and China — and what prompted a reset in the way Canada and the U.S. think about their airspace.
OTTAWA — On Jan. 31, Air Canada’s morning flight from Vancouver to Winnipeg took off a bit behind schedule.
above them with something hanging from it,” according to the report in the civil aviation incident database known as CADORS. “We have no information to add to the CADORS report,” Air Canada said in response to an inquiry from the Star. The diplomatic furor set off by the arrival of that balloon saw U.S. Secretary of State Anthony Blinken postpone his first planned trip to China, and threats from China of retaliation.told reporters the decision to shoot down the Chinese balloon sent a “clear message — the violation of our sovereignty is unacceptable.”
As a result of those changes, three other objects were swiftly spotted, and each was shot down by a U.S. fighter plane — one of them over Yukon — over fears they presented a risk to civilian aircraft.of a sudden increase in the number of objects in the sky, just that more are being spotted as radar is changed.
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