Carlos Ghosn: Turkey detains 4 pilots suspected of helping flee Japan - Business Insider

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Turkey has detained 4 pilots on suspicion of helping Carlos Ghosn flee Japan via an off-the-books stop in Istanbul

They are all expected to give statements to the Turkish courts on Thursday, Reuters said.

Two people onboard the plane reported themselves to airport officials, but Ghosn did not, Hurriyet reported. The paper reported that Turkish customs officials have no record of his entrance or exit at the airport.

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