Robert Ludlum territory? Every time I make a connection at Washington's Dulles Airport, I notice a fleet of very mysterious 767's parked on a side tarmac. Sometimes there are six or seven of them sitting in the same area.
They are all painted white - with no tail numbers. In-fact, they have no identification markers of any kind. None.
They're not corporate jets, as those are required to have tail numbers. So whoever they belong to, the owners are not required to adhere to international aviation identification standards.
I've become a little curious about these mystery jets. Who do they belong to? What is their function?
Mystère et boule de gomme.
They are all painted white - with no tail numbers. In-fact, they have no identification markers of any kind. None.
They're not corporate jets, as those are required to have tail numbers. So whoever they belong to, the owners are not required to adhere to international aviation identification standards.
I've become a little curious about these mystery jets. Who do they belong to? What is their function?
Mystère et boule de gomme.
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