Intermountain Aviation organization

“the sale of Southern Air Transport and the liquidation of assets of Intermountain Aviation with their exposure in the press…”

“Other CIA "businesses which became apparent in the 1960s were the Agency's airlines Air America Air Asia Civil Air Transport Intermountain Aviation and Southern Air Transport…”

“The Agency's largest operating proprietaries have been Air America the insurance complex and Intermountain Aviation Inc…”

“In the course of the litigation admitting its ownership of Southern Air Transport, the ultimate losers were the employees. The CIA also liquidated Intermountain Aviation in 1973, selling its airfield complex to Evergreen Aviation Corporatio…”

“has the purpose of providing a variety of non-attributable air support capabilities available for quick deployment overseas to support agency activities. You know, like when you want to go kill Lumumba or you want to go kill Allende. Yeah, …”

“Mountain Aviation. And what does that say? Oh, Intermountain Airlines was known as a CIA airline front company, performed covert operations for the CIA in Southeast Asia and elsewhere during the Vietnam War. Intermountain's main base of ope…”

“And basically, the proprietary the CIA was using this time was, again, Intermountain Aviation. And they were illegally exporting B-26 bombers to Portuguese Africa.…”

“military, and CIA asset from 1956 to 1987. Do the math, folks. Three decades. With a long history of CIA activities in Central America, Cuba, and Mexico, Plumlee had worked for various CIA proprietories or front companies, including Riddle …”

“that these were private adventures is cast into doubt by the indictment of Intermountain Aviation, another CIA front company, for illegally exporting B-26 bombers to Portuguese Africa. General Counsel Lawrence Houston, who was required to g…”

“Oh, shit. That company was bought by Evergreen, which is the company that I worked for. As soon as I just saw Tucson, I'm like, oh, son of a bitch. That's Evergreen, isn't it? It is Evergreen. A company that was acknowledged connections to …”

“Evergreen International Airlines, which is my old company, a company that was formed from the assets of CIA proprietary Intermountain Aviation after its cover was blown in the mid-1970s. So, yes, I worked for a CIA proprietary airline compl…”

“showed up at Marana as president of Inner Mountain, ran by the CIA. His chief lieutenant, Connie M. Seigrist and Douglas Price, had been his deputies at trampoline for the Cuba project. So they just picked up and moved that group of pilots …”

“Extending our example of CIA aircraft shell games, in 1967, the DC-6A previously mentioned was moved to Intermountain Aviation, another laundromat destination. Managing the proprietories, including many more than were mentioned here, was a …”

“So again, it's money laundering. It's taking Air Force budget and what they're moving around isn't necessarily the military people in our island. Although you can take hops on those, you can use it as a scheduled airline, but they're actual…”

“Angola, too, by the way, several years later. The hypothesis that these were private adventures is cast into doubt by the indictment of Intermountain Aviation, another CIA front company, for illegally exporting B-26 bombers to Portuguese Af…”

“It also says, which is true, Evergreen acquired most of the aircraft from the CIA proprietary airline Intermountain Aviation. And we've talked about them before. The company with the contract for all of the aircraft maintenance was in Mexic…”

“Intermountain trainer for the project, became the chief of operations for the Congo air effort. Joining him was Air America pilots Ed Dearborn and Don Coney, as well as many Cuban exiles, among them Gus Ponzoa, leading 15 Cuban pilots in th…”

“And basically, the proprietary the CIA was using this time was, again, Intermountain Aviation. And they were illegally exporting B-26 bombers to Portuguese Africa.…”

“was a holding company, Pacific Corporation, also known as Pacific Power and Light. Did you know that? Also, Pacific Corp. and Pacific Harbor Capital. Pacific Corp. owned CIA companies such as Air America, SAT, and Intermountain Air.…”