President Buhari of Nigeria is greeted by supporters at he gets off his Nigerian Air Force jet at Glasgow prior to COP26.





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Air Force One landed in Edinburgh, while other international delegations arrived at Glasgow and Prestwick instead.

Joe Biden's presidential motorcade is pictured driving near Livingston as it makes its way from Edinburgh to Glasgow.

Angela Merkel.

Emmanuel Macron.

A Dassault Falcon 8X belonging to the Monaco royal family arrives in Edinburgh early this morning.

Lots of the jets arriving for COP26 yesterday were rented from private firms, making it hard to find out who was on board. Pictured is a Bombardier Challenger 605 operated by Malta-based Vista Jet.

A Dassault Falcon 7X belonging to the government of Namibia arrives at Edinburgh Airport before the COP26 conference.

Dassault Falcon 7X with the callsign RA-09007 belongs to the 'special flight squadron' of Russian airline Rossiya.

A Cessna 560XL belonging to private jet operator Air Service Liege arrives at Edinburgh Airport.

A Bombardier Global Express owned by Executive Jet Management arrives in Edinburgh.

A Hawker Beechcraft 400XP owned by Smart Jet, an operator based in Warsaw, Poland, arrives at Edinburgh Airport.

A chartered Boeing 737 belonging to the Abu Dhabi Royal Family spotted landing at Glasgow Airport yesterday afternoon.

This Brazilian-built Embraer ERJ-135BJ Legacy 600 belonging to the Serbian government touched down in the Scottish capital yesterday

A huge Boeing 777 brings the Indian Delegation to Scotland's Glasgow Airport as day two of the UN conference gets underway.

A fleet of SUVs wait at Glasgow Airport to pick up delegates and take them to the climate conference.


Prince of Wales

I don't consider the first person as a leader. Well done Explorers.

Following...

South Korea's President Moon Jae-in arrives for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow on Monday morning.

The German delegation leaves Glasgow airport on Monday morning in a motorcade lead by police and a Range Rover.


Amazon airways: Jeff Bezos' Gulfstream private jet - which reportedly cost him £48million arrives at Prestwick Airport near Glasgow.

The summit was again blighted by organisational chaos as world leaders arrived, with huge queues for delegates to get in.

Delegates, campaigners and journalists travelling by train to the Glasgow climate conference fell victim to a weather chaos today after a fallen tree on a railway line. Pictured: London Euston is exit only due to overcrowding and suspended services

The most protected event in the world?

President Joe Biden used a massive 85-car motorcade to wind through the streets of Rome on Friday for his meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican.

The president made use of the Marine One helicopter on his trip to Europe.

Also, a Boeing C-17A Globemaster III to transport marine One and other vehicles.

It costs more than $200,000 an hour to fly and operate Air Force One.

Where Buhari?

Check well na African leaders get the most number of planes there

But guess what?
Nobody ever listens to the African leaders speech

You doubt me?

Look at the time table/ schedule/ itinerary/ order of events
African Presidents are always scheduled to speak very early or very late before every body comes or after everybody has gone and during break time

And most times even they are usually given their own days to speak usually at the very end of the event when other more important world leaders are leaving.

Watch YouTube videos of such events in the past the hall is Almost Always empty whenever it gets to the turn of the Africans to speak

Our leaders are MUMU MEN

For where human beings dey Buhari sef dey... Nawao

Noted

Impressive as always explorer

How far about lifeless man

Okay

nice

Na my own private jet they beside Airforce 1 ooo.

Hmmm

where Bubu own na. abi no space for him?