Vorcaro’s Jet Continues to Soar Amidst Speculation and Concerns

A Gulfstream GV-SP aircraft owned by former banker Daniel Vorcaro has continued its international flights since his arrest in March, making 16 trips between South America, Europe and the Middle East while avoiding Brazil. This raises concerns about its use to evade Brazilian authorities investigating potential financial crimes committed by Vorcaro.

The personal fleet of former banker Daniel Vorcaro, consisting of a Gulfstream GV-SP aircraft with registration PR-PSE, continues its international flights even after his arrest in March this year. During the past five months since his detention, the plane has completed 16 international trips between South America, Europe, United States and the Middle East, avoiding Brazil despite being officially registered under the Viking holding company. Public records of passengers or specific destinations are scarce, which fuels speculation that the aircraft may be used to evade Brazilian authorities, particularly the Federal Police, in investigating potential financial crimes committed by Vorcaro. Legal experts consulted by the report suggest that whoever is currently using the plane might have a strategic plan to stay out of the Brazilian justice system’s sight.

Source: Valor Econômico