MIA-Bound Aircraft From Venezuela Was Diverted To TUL For
Maintenance
The US Attorney's office in Tulsa, OK, isn't saying whose
airplane it was, but ramp workers at Tulsa International found
$250,000 worth of cocaine hidden inside an Airbus A300. The 15
kilos of coke were found in neatly-wrapped plastic packages, along
with at least one other package of marijuana.
By ANN Senior Correspondent Kevin R.C. "Hognose" O'Brien
The Boeing suits will tell you that the 787 Dreamliner's
nomenclature change was all about Boeing tradition. Tradition, from
the company that told engineers in Seattle "move to Long Beach or
you're fired?" The airplane company that moved its headquarters to
a city that doesn't even have a decent airport, or a clue about how
to operate one if they did? The outfit that has consolidated a
hundred years of American aviation know-how, in order to get beaten
like Mike Tyson's ex by a ponderous European government operation,
Airbus?
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