"They could be out there, and we wouldn't even realize it."
"It left as fast as it arrived."
"It was just hovering above our neighborhood, people were all outside, staring at it."

This is the phenomenon known as "The Phoenix Lights". It happened roughly 20 years ago, basically it was an event that happened both in the US, and the UK. It's known as "The Phoenix Lights" since most of the sightings were located in Phoenix, Arizona. Kinda suspicious, especially since Arizona is right next door to Nevada. You know, the location of Area 51.

"The Phoenix Lights" looked like a large band of massive lights in the night sky, usually having 7 individual lights. One in the center, three on the right and left, all arranged in a sort of triangular shape. In some cases there were only 5 lights, but they were still arranged in a similar fashion. The best part? "The Phoenix Lights" is still a mystery to this day. And I don't mean that in the sense that we don't really know too much about them, I'm saying that mankind today has no known information about "The Phoenix Lights".

All we know is that it was seen only at night, it is sorta triangular in shape and has a configuration of 5-7 lights in the same triangular pattern, and that the craft seems to be rather massive. Here's an artist's interpretation of the craft.

OKAY, NOW FOR THE CONTROLS:

Throttle for VTOL Takeoff, brake to reverse direction. (Throttle makes you go up, brake makes you go down.) Yaw to rotate, Pitch and Roll for leaning forwards and backwards, or left and right. AG-1 and VTOL Up for forward flight, VTOL Down to reverse. It has a top speed of 1,300+ Mph at 5,000 ft. Looks best at night, especially if you're planning on watching down from above without anyone noticing. Oh, and if someone takes out their phone to take some videos of you, just use full VTOL Up to nyoooom outta there. You can also use VTOL Down to stop faster after VTOL'ing Up, or vice-versa.

Here's some pictures:

Here I am flying with my Black Triangle.

Here we see the Phoenix illuminated by the moonlight.

It takes some practice, but once you get the hang of it, you can easily control this craft with precision and elegance. Also for those of you who use multiplayer, just hover around and try to see if anyone notices you or not, lol.

Have Fun!