How does the Sinaloa Cartel's Boeing 747 go undetected?

Amado Carrillo Fuentes when he was alive owned several 757esque commerical jumbo jets which often carried tons of cocaine. Major barons and Jefes execute similar operations to Amado. read more

By keys, if you mean does a 747 require an individual key to be turned in an ignition to start the aircraft, then the answer to that is no. Very few aircraft outside of private aviation require any type of key to start them. read more

According to the newspaper, the landing and take-off runways are heavily concentrated in Sinaloa, but also towards the border between Baja California and California. But what the Arévalo-Kessler case shows is that the Sinaloa Cartel does not need to be legal to compete with the world's airlines. read more