According to CBS News, Nicolás Maduro and his wife have just touched down at Stewart International Airport in New York, situated in Orange County, northwest of New York City.
Flight Radar indicated that a Boeing 757, which originated from Guantanamo, arrived at the terminal at 4:32 PM local time.
Multiple sources confirmed that the aircraft was carrying the former Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro.
This development follows earlier reports about his travel route. As reported by CNN, Maduro was initially aboard the USS Iwo Jima en route to New York, with a planned brief stopover at the U.S. military base in Guantanamo Bay before being flown to the city.
CNN credited the itinerary arrangement to two individuals familiar with the plans, describing it as a logistical step to expedite the transfer.
In a related context, President Donald Trump stated on Saturday that Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, were "headed to New York" to face proceedings in a federal court, following allegations made against them in New York.
Key Details on Maduro's Transfer to New York
Why was Nicolás Maduro transferred to New York?
Nicolás Maduro was transferred to New York to face charges in a federal court, as announced by President Donald Trump.
What was Maduro's travel route to New York?
Maduro traveled to New York via the USS Iwo Jima, with a stop at the U.S. military base in Guantanamo Bay before being flown to Stewart International Airport.