Aircraft carrying US delegation departs from Nay Pyi Taw

It has been learned that an aircraft carrying a US delegation has departed from Nay Pyi Taw. According to Flight Radar 24 records, the US delegation, which arrived in Nay Pyi Taw on the afternoon of September 15, departed from Nay Pyi Taw on the afternoon of September 16. According to data from Flight Radar24, which monitors aircraft flights, a US Air Force aircraft arrived in Nay Pyi Taw yesterday via Don Mueang Airport in Bangkok and subsequently departed. The US delegation's visit lasted for about one day, and it has not yet been officially announced who they met with or what topics were discussed during the visit. It is understood that a Beech C-12D Huron type aircraft, registration number 83-0498, belonging to the United States Air Force, was used for this trip. The Beech C-12 Huron aircraft is a military version based on the civilian Beechcraft Super King Air, and it is widely used by the US Air Force, Army, and Navy. It is understood to be used for transporting important personnel for the operations of US embassies and diplomatic matters internationally. Although there are reports that this discussion is a follow-up to an economic forum held in Singapore on September 3, this has not yet been confirmed. It is understood that some Myanmar businessmen attended the US-Myanmar Business Dialogue held in Singapore on September 3. Today (September 16), the government announced that US citizen Adam Michael Castillo, who violated the restrictive directives in the bylaws of the American Chamber of Commerce in Myanmar, has been deported, taking into account the friendly relations between the two countries.