The Haunted Gate at O’Hare That Airport Workers Avoid After Dark

If you don't know by now, I love to travel. The ability to get out there and see the world is only stopped by vacation time and money. Going places would be my top priority if I had an unlimited supply of both.

Haunted Airports? These Travel Hubs Are Straight Out of a Horror Movie

However, after reading this story from Far & Wide, I might have to rethink what airports I will use as my travel destination provider. That's because, unbeknownst to me, some of these airports are haunted as hell. The stories are the kinds of things that would be best told around a campfire or, better yet, visited by the Ghost Adventures guys.

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Ghostly Legends from LAX to London’s Heathrow

• Ghostly passengers at Terminal 6 at LAX in Los Angeles
• The Weeping Woman at Benito Juarez International in Mexico City
• The Ghost in the Fog at London's Heathrow Airport
• The Crying Baby at Jackson International Airport in Mississippi
• Ghost pilot sightings at Miami International

The Phantom Plane at Chicago’s O’Hare Airport

While all of those are creepy, the "Phantom Plane" sightings at O'Hare in Chicago are downright freaky.

Far & Wide: 

In 1979, American Airlines Flight 191 crashed at O’Hare International in Chicago right after takeoff, killing all 271 on board. Since then, air traffic controllers have reported seeing a similar jet flicker on the radar and disappear. Some even say ghostly figures have been spotted at Gate K5, where the flight departed.

I was unaware of all of this, including the plane crash itself. You better believe the next time I walk through O'Hare, I'll be looking for that gate in particular.

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