Chapter 12
This time would have been worth it if Ritter himself had been in the pilot's seat. He could have chalked up just over 7,000 kilometers and eight flying hours as personal flying hours. However, it was more important to him that he showed up at Major General Hunter rested and informed. Therefore, he had the two BND pilots fly him across the Atlantic. After he had driven from Zurich by car to the airport St. Gallen /Altenrhein, the G550 was already waiting for him there, in order to fly him then across the Atlantic to the Fayetteville Regional Airport near Fort Bragg.
He had said goodbye to Burghans and immediately left for Altenrhein. That had been about 13 hours ago.
He had slept a little during the flight. He now departed the Gulfstream on the military portion of Fayettevil
