2004年3月 墨西哥，坎佩切州。墨西哥空军飞行员拍摄的11个身份不明的飞行物体在墨西哥南部坎佩切州。
国内的报道：
中新网5月12日电 综合新华社、中央电视台消息，墨西哥媒体11日报道，墨空军于今年3月5日在位于墨西哥湾东南部地区的坎佩切州上空拍摄到11个不明飞行物。经过墨西哥军方有关负责人同意，墨西哥的一家电视台播放了军方拍摄到的录像，人们在电视上可以看到白色的亮点在移动。
录像画面显示，闪光不明飞行物呈黑白色，飞行速度极快，转弯的角度也非常小，
它们三五成群结队飞行。当天执勤的飞行员们说，这些飞行物在他们驾驶的飞机后面跟踪数分钟后才离开。
据报道，这些闪闪发光的不明飞行物是由墨空军用安装在军用飞机上的远红外线摄像机拍摄到的，这也是墨军方首次向当地媒体公开这个秘密。当时，墨空军第501飞行中队一架战斗机当时正在坎佩切州上空执行巡逻任务，发现这些飞行物时还以为是非法进入墨领空的贩运毒品的飞机，于是执勤的空军机组人员向其喊话，并迅速对飞行物进行了拍摄。
报道还说，事发当天不仅值勤的空军飞行员拍摄到这些不明飞行物，而且地面雷达站也发现了这些“天外来客”。
国外的详细报道：
"Mexican Air Force Pilots Film 11 UFOs"
Associated Press 5/11/04
MEXICO CITY (AP) - Mexican Air Force pilots filmed 11 unidentified flying objects in the skies over southern Campeche state, a Defense Department spokesman confirmed Tuesday.
A videotape made widely available to the news media on Tuesday shows the bright objects, some sharp points of light and others like large headlights, moving rapidly in what appears to be a late-evening sky.
The lights were filmed on March 5 by pilots using infrared equipment. They appeared to be flying at an altitude of about 3,500 meters (11,480 feet), and allegedly surrounded the Air Force jet as it conducted routine anti-drug trafficking vigilance in Campeche. Only three of the objects showed up on the plane's radar.
``Was I afraid? Yes. A little afraid because we were facing something that had never happened before,'' said radar operator Lt. German Marin in a taped interview made public Tuesday.
``I couldn't say what it was ... but I think they're completely real,'' added Lt. Mario Adrian Vazquez, the infrared equipment operator. Vazquez insisted that there was no way to alter the recorded images.
The plane's captain, Maj. Magdaleno Castanon, said the military jets chased the lights ``and I believe they could feel we were pursuing them.''
When the jets stopped following the objects, they disappeared, he said.
A Defense Department spokesman confirmed Tuesday that the videotape was filmed by members of the Mexican Air Force. The spokesman declined to comment further and spoke on customary condition of anonymity.
The video was first aired on national television Monday night then again at a news conference Tuesday by Jaime Maussan, a Mexican investigator who has dedicated the past 10 years to studying UFOs.
``This is historic news,'' Maussan told reporters. ``Hundreds of videos (of UFOs) exist, but none had the backing of the armed forces of any country. ... The armed forces don't perpetuate frauds.''
Maussan said Secretary of Defense Gen. Ricardo Vega Garcia gave him the video on April 22.