This looks to me like ground based structures, however he says he was over the ocean, so that means one of:
- Ships
- Oil Platforms
- Islands
- Giant hovering UFOs

But here's it's leaving some kind of wake - either in the air or in the sea.
This:
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Resembles this (viewed from the other side)
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Which comes up in a search for Macondo oil rigs
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It is the first picture in the attachments in the MUFON case link:But I'd like to know which part of the picture is showing Trailspotter, I can't match that.
There is something wrong in this info; for this location 4:43:17 PM cannot be 06:43:16 UTC.It's the only image that has GPS. GPS reception is spotty in planes (with an iPhone, at least). This is almost certainly the exact position of the shot, within a few seconds of motion.
Date Time Digitized: Feb 18, 2018 at 4:43:17 PM
Date Time Original: Feb 18, 2018 at 4:43:17 PM
FNumber: 2.4
Focal Length In 35mm Film: 52
Lens Model: iPhone X back dual camera 6mm f/2.4
Altitude: 11,904.42 m (39,056.49 ft)
Altitude Reference: above sea level
Date Stamp: Feb 18, 2018
Destination Bearing: 96.141
Destination Bearing Reference: True direction
Horizontal Positioning Error: 32
Image Direction: 96.141
Image Direction Reference: True north
Latitude: 29° 40’ 38.298” N
Longitude: 93° 10’ 36.27” W
Speed: 255.409
Speed Reference: Kilometers per hour
Time Stamp: 06:43:16 UTC
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There is something wrong in this info; for this location 4:43:17 PM cannot be 06:43:16 UTC.
Regarding the geotagging photos taken from a plane, my GPS camera (not iPhone) puts in the last known location, which is usually the origin, but occasionally updates the coordinates in flight if I keep it close to a window for a while.
I've added the photo to Google Earth in a quick way, guided by cloud shadows and the Sun position at the time, and pinpointed the location of these structures by trial and error.I doubt it's any of these though, seems too shallow an angle to see through the window.