The tale of a 3,500-year-old plane mysteriously landing with 9,200 skeletons aboard is a complete fabrication and a well-known piece of modern folklore. This story has no basis in reality and is impossible from both a historical and an engineering standpoint.

The claim of a 3,500-year-old plane is historically impossible. The first successful airplane flight in human history, conducted by the Wright brothers, took place in 1903, which is just over 120 years ago. The development of aviation technology occurred in the early 20th century, more than 3,400 years after the supposed time of this phantom aircraft. Ancient civilizations from that period, such as those in Egypt or Mesopotamia, had no concept of flight and were focused on entirely different technological developments.

The claim that the plane carried 9,200 skeletons is also physically impossible. Even the largest and most advanced modern aircraft, such as the Airbus A380, have a maximum seating capacity of around 853 passengers. The idea of an ancient, mysterious plane holding over 9,000 individuals—let alone the logistical nightmare of a mass burial of that scale—is simply not feasible. This detail is a clear indicator that the story is a fictional tale designed to shock and intrigue, not a factual report.