08/04/2022
Was kinda half shitpostin about the cartels flying ballots to PHX.
May have been correct.
all pB
>Cartelniggers flying in counterfeit ballots for the Arizona Primary.
>Appear to be getting out of dodge. Maybe going to get moar
>On approach back to Ciudad Juarez
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Who owns the private plane in which Nayib Bukele traveled to Mexico?
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Posted on March 12, 2019
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If you have been aware of social networks, you will know that in the last few hours there have been comments between criticism and support, about the use of a private plane by the President Elect of the Republic, Nayib Bukele, for his trip to Mexico, where he held a meeting with President Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
The aircraft is a Bombardier Challenger 300. Its registration is XA-EZI. When reviewing its history through various sites such as Jetphotos , we find that the aircraft has traveled to various parts of the planet, and has been photographed at airports such as La Aurora, Guatemala; Juan Santamaría International, in San José, Costa Rica; and even, in Edinburgh, Scotland .
It is striking that the aircraft has a Mexican flag printed on it, however it is not registered by the Government of that country, but on the contrary, it has a private registry and its owner is Tomzajet SA
According to planelogger.com , the plane was delivered to Bombardier Aerospace Corp on May 14, 2012; then it became part of the fleet of a private operator on October 3 of the same year, ending up in the hands of Tomazajet SA on August 21, 2013.
Regarding Tomzajet SA there is very little information. However, from the license plate starting XA, it is deduced that it is an aircraft used for commercial purposes, its main function being the transfer of passengers, flying only with pilots with Mexican commercial licenses.
About Tomzajet SA
When investigating Tomzajet SA, it is found that the company is part of the Tomza Group, the same gas company considered the largest in Mexico and Latin America; however, the Tomzajet company is specifically dedicated to air taxi service with several options of aircraft models available.
It is unknown if the plane was contracted by Bukele's work team, or if it was a courtesy plane sent by the Government of Mexico for the transfer of the Salvadoran President Elect.