Jet Transporting Ebola Patient Stops first in Bangor, Maine - Not reported in MSM

M-O-O-N, that spells amusing coincidence

the hell are they doing.... and they got off? east coast infection point ...

hopefully that idiot Stephen King was in the area

Stephen King's favorite place.

Bangor is probably the first major U.S. airport you hit after crossing the Atlantic. The other choice would probably be Boston. I can see why they picked Bangor. It's out od the way, far less media attention than there would have been in Boston. Plus, it's in a rural area. Bangor is a small city/town and Maine is a rural state.

He wrote "The Stand"

where did the flight originate? i thought it came out of Africa....

Hmm... and here's what you can find in the area:

[link to www.jax.org]

CNN announced it when he was in Maine.

It of course crossed the Atlantic. Don't know, but it may have also stopped somewhere in Europe, maybe Ramstein.

Good find. Jackson Labs are big players. I used to order mice from them all the time when I worked in an animal research lab.

right, if coming from Africa it stops in MIAMI not BANGOR.

"About The Jackson Laboratory
We are an independent, nonprofit organization focusing on mammalian genetics research to advance human health. Our mission is to discover precise genomic solutions for disease and empower the global biomedical community in the shared quest to improve human health.

Our more than 1,500 employees located in Bar Harbor, Maine, Sacramento, California, and Farmington, Connecticut:

conduct genetic research
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I understand. My point was a may have detoured to sonewhere in north western Europe first.

It's ok, they just stopped for a Big Mac at the drive through.

is this the aircraft?

[link to www.flightradar24.com]

so they went 1500 miles out of their way with a passenger allegedly on the edge of death- to REFUEL??
they wouldnt need to refuel if they'd just flown straight into Atlanta or even Ft Stewart AFB.

The plot is thickening

1500 miles out of the way for this??

[link to bangordailynews.com]

Who writes these plots?

>BUMP<

Flight path for aircraft from Baltimore to Lajes

[link to www.flightradar24.com]

but why not go direct Atlanta due to the urgency of situation?
also means you are adding TWO Extra stops- w/ a potent contagion like Ebola?

Bangor - Baltimore- then Atlanta?

anyway, just throwing this in
Thread: fema coffins Bangor, Maine

lets take it again-
so its THREE stops-

Lejes - Bangor - Baltimore THEN Atlanta?
(Baltimore puts it in FEMA III)

For gods sake. This is becoming a pain in the a$$

Well, actually it turns out it was only a 100 nm detour by air:

Lajes - Atlanta = 2805 nm (flight time approx. 7 hours)
Lajes - Bangor = 1916 nm (5 hours)
Lajes - Bangor - Atlanta = 2910 nm (8 hours)
[link to skyvector.com]
[link to airplanemanager.com]

BUT the range of the Gulfstream III aircraft is 3700 nm
[link to aircharter-jet.com]

no no, you got me wrong.... I just searched for a flight to Lajes to see the approximate route it would take....!!

Laws yes.