Janet

We know that according to Dan Burrish, the gateway to Area 51 is the EEG&G terminal at McCarran International Airport.

From there, workers who work at either Groom Lake or S4 are flown to Groom Lake via Janet 737.

Now, there's another point we should make, too.

For at least 20 years, There's been rumors about Janet Airlines.

What does Janet Airlines stand for? Is it a name? Is it an acronym? Is it a code name? Some people think it stands for something like Joint Army Navy Experimental Tactical, something like that.

Um, I have it on very good authority from a person who I will not mention at this time, but I know his name.

He worked in security at Groom Lake for years.

Janet is, is the name of a flight attendant and that's, that is it right there.

He lived at Area 51.

I've talked to the NASA YouTube pilots that got trained there, test pilots, just regular guys, Janet Airlines, the mechanic that fixed the 737-200.

So talking to people that work there, it's boring.

Everyone says it's boring.

And these were people who couldn't even tell their families what they were working on every day at Area 51 when they were flown there by special aircraft that left McCarran Air Base in the morning.

Janet Airlines.

You got it.

Yeah.

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this flight to and from Area 51, it's, um, it, it is known as Janet Airlines, and it operates out of a private terminal at the, uh, Vegas Airport.

And they're unmarked plain white planes, distinctive red stripes down the size, uh, the, down the side of them, consisting primarily of six Boeing 737-600 aircraft and some smaller aircrafts, too.

They shuttle military personnel, uh, Department of Defense civilians, government contractors to, um, some of these restricted sites in the Area 51, uh, range there.