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Air travel is routine until it isn’t.

Every seat a story, every cockpit a covenant of trust between hands and sky. But sometimes, planes land without anyone to thank for it — and no one left to explain how.

In 1971, Trans-Pacific Flight 2509 departed Honolulu bound for Los Angeles with 109 people aboard.

It touched down six hours later at LAX — on schedule, intact, undamaged.

There was just one problem.

Every person on board was missing.

They call it the Flight That Landed Itself.