Friday was unique. At the close of US markets news broke of a military coup in Turkey. As I do every Friday night, I embraced my inner hermit and avoided going out. Instead I did what any single, early 30 year-old on Wall Street would do...I opened my satellite tracking software and monitored Turkish air-traffic, ships, and Military vessel movements for about 3.5 hours. I know, you're jealous.
Anyway, as Twitter folk monitored Erdogan's flight in the back half of the 8PM edt hour, something unique began to happen after Erdogan landed.
Anyway, as Twitter folk monitored Erdogan's flight in the back half of the 8PM edt hour, something unique began to happen after Erdogan landed.
Not too much autopilot during this flight indicated #Turkey Government, possibly Erdogan's. Landed in Istanbul 3AM pic.twitter.com/DIuZn95Dfq— Yovka Dimitrova (@YovkaDimitrova) July 16, 2016
A flight leaving the Ukraine caught my attention. There were not many private jets in the air during this coup. It was interesting to see a plane leave the Ukraine, fly over Erdogan, then continue down to Saudi Arabia. Who was it?
Leaves Ukraine, flies right over Erdogan plane pic.twitter.com/qvN8gp3y3X— CalConfidence (@CalConfidence) July 16, 2016
passing Cairo pic.twitter.com/DPyZOx8vPZ— CalConfidence (@CalConfidence) July 16, 2016
Military Transport Aircraft airborne now pic.twitter.com/Tz59Hfm1GP— CalConfidence (@CalConfidence) July 16, 2016
— Navstéva (@Navsteva) July 16, 2016