At 10:06 a.m. on July 31 (today), a business military aircraft (flight number CNV4351) from Guam to the Marshall Islands arrived at Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands

At 10:06 on July 31 (today), a military business jet (flight number CNV4351) from Guam to the Marshall Islands arrived over the waters off Kwajalein Atoll in the Marshall Islands at an altitude of 12,497 meters and a speed of 852 km/h.

The military business jet took off from Anderson Air Force Base on Guam at 23:00 local time on July 30, and after a flight of 3 hours and 6 minutes, arrived at the above location (coordinates 9.384N, 168.006E) and was flying to marshall islands airport.

The aircraft model is Boeing C-40A, the aircraft number is 166694, the last picture of the aircraft is the aircraft, and the last picture of the aircraft is the actual picture of the aircraft.

At 10:53, the aircraft landed at marshall islands airport, with a total flight time of 3 hours and 53 minutes.

The military business jet is the same model as the Pelosi jet. The Boeing C-40A Clipper is a military version of the Boeing 737-700C, primarily for VIP transport.

Pelosi arrived in Honolulu, Hawaii, yesterday and will fly to Japan today today, where she will be the next destination previously announced. The Pelosi plane flew from the west coast of the United States to Japan, and the itinerary has been mysterious for safety reasons. Previously, it was claimed that it was a stopover at Anchorage Airport in Alaska and then to Japan, which has now been confirmed as a smoke bomb.

The normal route from Honolulu, Hawaii, to Japan, departs from Honolulu and reaches Japan via the sky over islands such as Midway in the North Pacific. The line is the shortest, but not necessarily the safest, because Midway to Japan is more than 4,000 kilometers away, and in the event of an emergency, there is no land in between that can land.

From a safety point of view, the plane departs from Honolulu and flies west, north through the Marshall Islands and Guam in the United States, and then reaches Japan after passing over Ogasawara Island in Japan, which is much safer than flying through Midway Island. There are a number of U.S. military bases on the route, and there are many islands that are relatively close in the middle.

Marshall Islands Airport sits right in the middle of Guam and Hawaii, and the business jet is the same model as the Pelosi jet. This can't help but wonder if the flight plan of the aircraft is related to Pelosi's itinerary.