CIA Flying
 

anyone know anything about flying for the CIA?

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That should clear it up for you. Good luck!

Now that was funny.:D

That was funny!

LMFAO!!!!!:D

Alright, now for somewhat of a more direct answer: Apparently much if not most of the CIA's flying is now done by contractors. Most of these operations don't exactly advertise, y'know... a bit of time spent with google and a few visits to some 'black helicopter' websites will get you the names of some of the CIA's contractors.

FWIW, a bit of reading might be in order first. I recommend Christopher Robbins' "Air America" as a good start. It deals a lot with the CIA's flight operations in Vietnam and in the closing pages it addresses some of the changes in government (open records, unwanted press, etc) that affected how the Agency operated aircraft.

Seemed that there was an outfit in North Carolina that ad some exotic operations - rendition flights and such. Try a Google on "CIA airline, renditions" or something like that and you should find a newspaper article that was published a couple years ago after the founder died.

Wow, you guys are good! :D

Those who are talking don't know and those who know don't talk, but there is much speculation.:)

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