Thursday, 24 Sep 2020 01:31 PM MYT
MEXICO CITY, Sept 24 — A business jet that was reported stolen in Mexico crashed in a Guatemalan jungle yesterday near a hidden airstrip after making a mysterious trip to Venezuela, leaving two men dead near an onboard stash of drugs and weapons. The jet took off from the Cuernavaca airport, located about 70 km south of Mexico City, around midday on Tuesday without authorisation or a flight plan, then landed at Zulia airport in northwestern Venezuela near the border with Colombia several hours later, the Guatemalan military said.
The theft of the jet, which can seat eight passengers, was reported by both local and federal authorities on Tuesday in Mexico.
Source: News Formal (newsformal.com)
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