Okay, did a little research.

Pudong International has two terminals. The pictures that Q posted were of the ticketing counters in terminal 2.

At most airports (in the US, at least), airlines will tend to stay at certain assigned ticketing counters. Pic related is a map of ANA's ticketing location (Japanese airline).

So we need to figure out which airline has a ticketing counter at "E."

Other pic attached shows two flights that departed around 1:00 AM this morning, when Q posted the "E" pic. What I'm guessing is this: secret socities is missing whomever's being extradited from the "E" check-in counter.

If it's United, then the flight should be arriving in San Francisco soon. But we have no confirmation of that–for all we know, it could be Ethiopian Airways.

Also, there were three flights headed to Anchorage after 1:00 AM. Anchorage is a popular stop before branching to other destinations.

Here's a video that shows Pudong. There are many others–I'm just putting here as an example:

https ://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PJhw69_8Xd8

>>333075

Right. Actually, I think I already found it. It's China Eastern.

Check out the very beginning of this video:

https: //www.youtube.com/watch?v=1xjpVs9tJWU&t=450s

You'll see the guy look forward, and it's check-in counter F. When he looks to his right, there's a sign/advertisement for China Eastern…which is right next to where counter "E" probably is.

So our mister "E" is likely on, or already arrived on China Southern flight CZ443/K6861, headed to Los Angeles from Pudong International. It left at 12:05 AM, our time. Probably arrived by now.

>>333108

"China Southern" rather

>>333108

Q's flight from last night arrived in Los Angeles about 39 minutes ago.

>>333123

I got it, thanks. See>>333139

>>333139

I know the US Marshals transport criminals on airlines domestically. Maybe there's some information there…

>>333146

Too bad I didn't have this figured out earlier. Probably would've mattered, but if we had someone working at LAX they could've taken a picture of whomever was escorted off of there in cuffs.

>>333146

Come to think if it, it usually takes about an hour or so to get through customs over there. I don't know if US Marshals have to go through the same process, but if anybody is at LAX maybe they can keep an eye out.