While the first Boeing C-40 Clipper flew from Ushuaia to Neuquén, a second aircraft from the United States Air Force (USAF) just touched down at the Jorge Newbery Metropolitan Airport in Buenos Aires at 1:38 PM today. This was confirmed through the flight tracking platform Flightradar24.

This is another Boeing C-40C (Mode S AE1167) , an aircraft configured for top-level diplomatic missions that, according to its flight records, was part of the delegation that accompanied President Donald Trump on his recent and controversial visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos .
From the heart of Europe to the South Atlantic
The trail of this second "Clipper" speaks volumes . Just a few days ago, AE1167 was operating in Geneva , supporting the US presidential delegation in Switzerland. After the conclusion of the global summit in Davos, the aircraft returned to Joint Base Andrews and almost immediately took off for Argentina, making a technical stop in Lima, Peru, before arriving in Buenos Aires.

AE1167 X-ray: "Real Power" Logistics
Unlike the aircraft that visited Ushuaia, this one belongs to the National Air Guard, but operates under the direct orders of the Air Mobility Command for "high impact" missions.
The Geopolitical "Pincer Movement": Vaca Muerta and the Casa Rosada
The simultaneous deployment of two C-40s on Argentine soil suggests an informational and political "pincer" operation:
1. The Griffith delegation (Neuquén): Focused on monitoring resources and containing Chinese advances in energy.
2. The new delegation (Buenos Aires): Their arrival in the capital, after their visit to Davos, points to the formalization of high-level political agreements, possibly linked to the Peace Council promoted by Trump, which President Javier Milei formally joined in Switzerland last week.
The silence of the Foreign Ministry
The lack of transparency is once again the common denominator. Who is traveling on this second plane? Why is presidential-level logistics being deployed to an Argentina that already has a delegation from the Capitol visiting its most sensitive locations?