Comco: The World's Most Mysterious Boeing 757 Operator

If you’ve ever seen a Boeing 757 with an eerily unidentifiable livery, you might have caught a glimpse of one of Comco’s mysterious aircraft. While Comco is officially an aviation and engineering services company, there have been conspiracy theories about the operator’s true identity.
Theories range from the planes flying for the US Department of Defense to serving as super-secret CIA prisoner transport aircraft. Information is scarce. However, several suspicious incidents have lent support to theories of government involvement. Let’s take a look for today’s video!
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[@ericbosken3114]

I guess there is an airline that is even more secretive than Janet Airlines

[@planelover234]

nah, its not a secretive airline.

[@satokotsu]

janet is the callsign, the real name is still secretive

[@davee8113]

@@ericbosken3114 there are more secretive flights but not super big aircraft, more like gulfstream style to get in and out quickly and more like normal flight

[@hourbee5535]

This is the most CIA aircraft ever.

[@3mmdm32]

The most mysterious jets (747 and may have been the same aircraft) was a completely white 747 at ATL in the southern cargo area. I was taxiing in a Delta aircraft and thought “oh, someone is getting Delta to paint there livery”. The plane was “absolutely white and there were NO markings”. Not even an aircraft number which I why I thought it was getting a paint job. The real mystery came in the next day. There was an explosion at an electrical sub station that completely shut ATL down for hours. No landings. No departures. The only aircraft that left was the white plane. I thought I had seen it at JFK once before which is why I took notice on this occasion. I can hear people saying now “oh you just didn’t see the aircraft number”. I’m quite a frequent flyer and the lack is what really peaked my interest.

[@StallionFX1]

Theres’s no specific owner or marking to that aircraft, but it’s all over google with people trying to figure out the deal. Most likely a private company that contracts the plane out to customers. It’s perfect for those that want to move products low profile. The reason you saw it in”operation” is probably because that specific cargo most likely had high priority clearance. It’s pretty common with dept of defense contractors.

[@eamonahern7495]

Locked with padlocks... 🤔
"This is the lock picking lawyer and what I have for you today..."

[@dubious_potat4587]

"And to demonstrate that this is a real plane, I shall now fly it to the white house"

[@Glegh]

They're just goofing around

[@zanyquack]

I think its interesting to note that both N610G and N226G have been leased/registered to Raytheon, which does work with the US Department of Defense, and is a contractor for airframes. Thse two probably do work with the DoD if I had to guess.

[@ThePrimeYeeter]

Comco: we do a little trolling here

[@ItsBugsy]

Well, only one guarantee - our taxes pay for them.

[@Hummerbird99]

Some of ours

[@hughofIreland]

Did anyone catch both tail numbers? N226G looks like the regular B752, we all know and love. The other B752 looks like a model from the early 1980s: eight regular exits and none over the wings. Delta has a few examples of this older type that they got from TWA.

[@AG-un7dz]

I used to see them at WRI on several occasions.

[@RhysSebolino]

Mysterious

[@shauny2285]

Nice to see that old B757s are still useful. 😅

[@TimTVOfficial]

I've seen a 757 with padlocked doors in Las Vegas, but it had no markings and didn't show up on Flightradar24. I guess this clarifies who it might have been. I thought it was a "White Tail" plane transferring to a new owner or something.

[@griffen898]

You should do a video on UAS Transervices. They have a pretty sizeable fleet and zero online presence.

[@zionismisterrorism8716]

It's military. Same as Janet.

[@sundragon7703]

Think of Comco as a vetted/preferred contractor.

[@PeterFruits-hm8rc]

A comco 757 flew in Australia when the pilot strike was on but this aircraft was set aside for cabinet ministers transfering from state to state ?? Very interesting in deed

[@connorgeorge6294]

Wonder if one has ever made it to Diego Garcia?

[@smoketinytom]

It's not very secret if it's got COMCO plastered on it's tail....

[@Hummerbird99]

That's called misdirection

[@HopSkipRun22]

100% something with the govt 😂 either the DOD, CIA, or DHS Probably all 😂

[@davee8113]

It’s simple, modern day Air America , it’s got three initials labels all over there activity, fill in any three intitals, they all will use if they need the ability and need

[@AbdullahNajib-b9z]

boeing:lets do a 757 party and invite every airline that ordered the 757!
comco:i cant come
boeing:why?
comco:ummmm....umm....im scared of united and delta
boeing:repeat that for me please

[@peiwu979]

New version of Air America? You never know how the CIA operates.

[@matthewbaynham6286]

But what is the bump on the back of one of them?

[@nkag545]

What's the name of the background music playing in this video?

[@geoffmarsh5606]

COMCO? Not as cool as Air America. 🙄

[@davee8113]

There was always the all white aircraft to shuttle passengers to Area 51 from Las Vegas

[@cameraman655]

You all would be well advised to forget this video….🤫😵‍💫

[@karlp8484]

CIA, like Air America.

[@Melo8_67]

Government do what they want we are just puppets on a strings

[@yohisadventures5698]

sus amogus

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

CIA

[@georgeclarke9344]

Mind your own business.