A Mexican airplane that was forced to land and destroyed in Venezuela on Nov. 4 was being used by the Sinaloa drug cartel, one of Mexico’s leading newspapers said Monday. The plane, a twin-engine Hawker 25, was forced to land in a part of Venezuela near the border with Colombia for not having received authorization to fly into Venezuelan airspace. More...
Wednesday, February 5, 2014
Mexican Daily Says Plane Destroyed in Venezuela Belonged to Drug Cartel
A Mexican airplane that was forced to land and destroyed in Venezuela on Nov. 4 was being used by the Sinaloa drug cartel, one of Mexico’s leading newspapers said Monday. The plane, a twin-engine Hawker 25, was forced to land in a part of Venezuela near the border with Colombia for not having received authorization to fly into Venezuelan airspace. More...
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