Buffalo Airways organization

“He built up his fleet to around 50 airplanes and said he wasn't ever going to do business directly in the United States. That's because he was under investigation by the IRS and had already declared bankruptcy here twice. In February 1989, …”

“Buffalo Airways was incorporated in Texas in 1982 by Wordy Jack Thompson Jr., a Dallas attorney. Thompson also was an incorporator, along with Bill Ransom, of Global Jet Cells. He was also involved in Ransom's attempt to sell the C-130s to …”

“Thompson was convicted on four counts of falsifying documents, including overvaluing a condominium he owned in Mexico on a loan application he made to Empire State in November of 1982, just one month before he incorporated Buffalo Airways. …”

“Flying night freight. Buffalo had five aircraft then and sold a couple of them to Burlington. Then we were the unsuccessful bidders in a second contract with Burlington. We went back to ad hoc freight business from 1984 to 88. That's the of…”

“Lastly, George Lovell, L-O-V-E-L-L, was another guy that worked there. He joined Bass Company in 87 after working for Buffalo Airways. Lovell had also worked for Saudi Arabian Airlines. So again, these are all CIA proprietories. In October …”

“came to Bass Company from Azizma's Buffalo Airways. So again, these are all, some of them had worked for Saudi Arabian Airlines. All of this is together. One of those guys, George Selman, resigned from Skyways in 91, just a few months after…”

“The former director of operations, William Crocker, resigned right after him. Crocker worked at Buffalo Airways for four years before leaving in May to join Skyways. So as soon as somebody started reporting on this, they all bailed out is t…”

“So it appears that Buffalo Airways was flying arms from Poland to Guatemala for the CIA and Oliver North when they ran into some problems in London and had to call the CIA. And if I remember correctly, there's a story in another book about …”