Corona, Queens Sighting: Video of Three Weaving Lights and NYC’s Growing UAP Discussion

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Charlie Correa recorded an 18-second clip of three small white lights weaving high in the Corona, Queens sky on March 8, a sighting many felt didn’t fit ordinary planes or drones, and the FAA says it records unidentified aerial phenomena when pilots report it and could share radar data with the UAP Task Force, a story that ties into related FOIA releases and earlier NYC sightings about unidentified aerial phenomena.

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Corona, Queens Sighting: Video of Three Weaving Lights and NYC’s Growing UAP Discussion

Charlie Correa captured an 18-second video on March 8 around 8:30 p.m. in Corona, Queens, showing three small white lights weaving and chasing each other, a sighting that drew international attention after Asia Grace of the New York Post reported on the video and its description, with online speculation ranging from birds to LaGuardia airplanes while Correa questioned the latter given the airport’s proximity, the FAA noting it documents Unidentified Aerial Phenomena when pilots report to air traffic control and would share radar data with the UAP Task Force if available, and the case sits within a broader New York–area pattern of UFO coverage that includes FOIA and OPRA releases about the 2024 rogue drone episode in New Jersey and prior sightings near LaGuardia and from a Manhattan rooftop bar, underscoring a growing, multifaceted conversation about unidentified aerial phenomena.