CLTRampRat wrote:

Part of me wants our beloved tower to make LH do a go around in front of her.

rbavfan wrote:

Berevoff wrote:

spinkid wrote:

You say its not any Native Language...................I'm curious how you are so certain? There are well over 200 Native American languages spoken in North America.

You're right, I can't confirm with total certainty the language the mysterious woman is chanting every single day as the Lufthansa flight lands in Charlotte regardless of weather or delay.

Go watch a dozen or two videos of her (or more) and you'll instantly recognize she's not speaking or singing in any language what so ever. Its just random musical notes that sound like native singing with no structure at all. Go listen to actual singing from any number of tribes and you'll be able to see this is just tones and not actual language. Now, she could be summoning spirits through her actions but again, that's not something virtually any native american culture does. Especially not when the Lufthansa flight from Munich lands every day at the Charlotte airport.

Then again, I might be wrong. Maybe she just took a liking to this particular flight and decided to do this every single day without fail in all weather while running away from people who try and talk to her. Who knows.

You realize that a language is not always talking. There is a tribe in Africa that communicates via clicking sounds that they vary. every variation has a different meaning. So you have no way of knowing if it is a language or not. Especially as the video's have shown some patterns in the chants.

TheKennady2 wrote:

This Woman puzzles me, i dont understand if her interest is just in Aviation or is there some occult reason behind her behavior. LH is the only European carrier at CLT so this may excite her but maybe she could indeed have a loved one or some type of spiritual connection to Germany or LH in past.

sgbroimp wrote:

There were a couple of LH training crashes in the 70's or so (B720's if I recall), not that this sheds any further light and only slightly expands the possibility of having lost a loved one on an LH aircraft. Maybe we have someone in our midst who can ask the Germans based in MUC

trauha wrote:

I think she likes the livery. I too would rather sing praise to the LH bird than some of the other less divine paintjobs.

highflier92660 wrote:

Would it be cruel and politically incorrect to ask why the folks with a butterfly net don't corral this woman and take her in for a mental evaluation? In Florida it's called The Baker Act so I assume North Carolina has a similar statute on the books.

jetmatt777 wrote:

Maybe someone could open a dialogue with her by bringing her a present, for example a model LH plane. Instead of dragging her image across the internet, try and do something positive for her.

CLTRampRat wrote:

jetmatt777 wrote:

Maybe someone could open a dialogue with her by bringing her a present, for example a model LH plane. Instead of dragging her image across the internet, try and do something positive for her.

You know, that’s a fantastic idea. I think I will do that.

ual763 wrote:

CLTRampRat wrote:

jetmatt777 wrote:

Maybe someone could open a dialogue with her by bringing her a present, for example a model LH plane. Instead of dragging her image across the internet, try and do something positive for her.

You know, that’s a fantastic idea. I think I will do that.

Be careful, we're all counting on you. But anyways, I'd ask the man she comes with first before approaching her so as not to upset her. Let us know how it goes!

KICT wrote:

Another video of her: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0TP-XBPplw

She is similar to that homeless guy at the LAX In & Out who lives in his van.
In the 20+ times I've been to LAX, *he is always there*.
Creepy.

NeBaNi wrote:

He's pretty friendly! Once when I was there, a new Frontier A320neo came in ("Sunny the collared lizard") and he got super excited because he hadn't seen that tail before.

Moose135 wrote:

NeBaNi wrote:

He's pretty friendly! Once when I was there, a new Frontier A320neo came in ("Sunny the collared lizard") and he got super excited because he hadn't seen that tail before.

Every time I pull into the lot and I see them in their car, I make sure to wave. He often returns it. I figure if he sees me being friendly enough, he might chat if I approach him while she is doing his thing. Things have been crazy lately, and I haven't been to CLT much the last month or two, so I haven't had a chance to talk to him.

wowlookplanes wrote:

Pins and needles for the result of the gift plan.... This mystery has been in the wild without a firm explanation for many years now.

Of course we have no right to an explanation, but that isn't stopping me from hoping the olive branch unlocks an answer....

777PHX wrote:

You guys at CLT are lucky. That's one of the cooler spotter parks I've seen. You're *right* there.

CLTRampRat wrote:

777PHX wrote:

You guys at CLT are lucky. That's one of the cooler spotter parks I've seen. You're *right* there.

CLTRampRat wrote:

Yea but that damn fence kept getting in the way so I had to get a job to see the airplanes clearly.

Moose135 wrote:

CLTRampRat wrote:

Yea but that damn fence kept getting in the way so I had to get a job to see the airplanes clearly.

Really? How do you have a problem shooting over the fence at the overlook?

CLTRampRat wrote:

jetmatt777 wrote:

Maybe someone could open a dialogue with her by bringing her a present, for example a model LH plane. Instead of dragging her image across the internet, try and do something positive for her.

You know, that’s a fantastic idea. I think I will do that.

vfw614 wrote:

Maybe the Charlotte Aviation Department's resident shaman tasked with making sure that CLT does not loose its only non-AA longhaul route? Just thinkin...

vfw614 wrote:

How do two middle-aged adults find the time to do this every day?

milemaster wrote:

Based on her behavior I wonder what her A.net username is.

Berevoff wrote:

F27500 wrote:

Berevoff wrote:

She kicks and spits and refuses to talk to anyone who approaches her while she screams gobbledygook at a plane landing. She's mentally ill and has some sort of delusion that's associated with this flight. There's no greater meaning than that.

Everyone putting these feel good ideas (with zero proof what so ever) are overlooking her clear and severe mental illness.

How nice that you have it (and her) all figured out. What makes you such an authority? And saying "mental illness is crazy, folks" like you did in your earlier post doesn't make you sound so credible, FYI.

Because I've seen her with my own eyes and in many videos on Youtube. Look at the situation from an independent eye:

A person shows up to an airport every single day regardless of the weather to chant, dance, and speak in an unintelligible language (not any native language) about a European Airline landing in North Carolina. When approached, she runs away and refuses to interact with anyone.

The story about her being native American paying some sort of homage to dead relatives is based completely on her appearance and nothing else as she is too unstable to converse with when approached.

I think its fair for me to cite mental illness as a likely cause of such behavior.

bevan7 wrote:

Has anybody spoken to her or the guy in the car to find out their story?

Peeter wrote:

Mental illness is crazy, folks. I've heard of other people who are so obsessed with planes they show up at airports regardless of the weather, paying some sort of homage to a disappearing aircraft livery or whatever.("TG ARN–BKK 77W in J").