Fitness Coach claims a ghosts threw his camera and then made it's presence known (video)

A fitness coach was left 'freaked out' after he claimed a poltergeist threw his camera across the cabin of a WWII plane before the spirit of the female co-pilot appeared as a white 'angel's feather'.

In the first of two spine-tingling videos, Tony Ferguson asks whatever is haunting the former military seaplane to make itself known before a series of loud bangs echo through the empty cabin. 

When the 33-year-old asked again for the entity to show itself, Mr Ferguson's camera – which had also been experiencing interference often associated with paranormal activity – was hurled to the ground.

Tony Ferguson first experienced paranormal activity on the plane in October 2017. He asks whatever is haunting the seaplane to make itself known before a series of loud bangs echo through the empty cabin

Mr Ferguson, speaking to a seemingly empty cabin, asks the entity to show itself. As he does so, his camera experiences interference, which experts say is associated with paranormal activity

Personal trainer Mr Ferguson was so intrigued by his 'horror movie' encounter in October 2017 that he returned to the Short flying boat – the centrepiece at Southampton's Solent Sky Museum – this month.

Entering the eerie aircraft again, Mr Ferguson called out for the entity but this time captured amazing footage of what looks like a white feather appear out of nowhere and float across the cabin before vanishing again.

Mr Ferguson, of Southampton, Hampshire, said: 'I first visited the museum at the end of last year. As soon as I went into the plane I felt this pressure on my whole body and I had this horrible feeling of dread.

'I started filming and my camera kept going whacky. I had been filming earlier in the day without any problems and it's been fine ever since. 

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