Macri travel from Dubai by plane with all the luxury …

Mauricio Macri takes off for India and Vietnam, aboard an Emirates plane. The president will arrive in the Far East in a Boeing 777-300ER from this airline, where he will use first clbad private suites, along with his wife, Juliana Awada, and a group of companions.

The flight connects Buenos Aires to Dubai, with a stopover in Rio de Janeiro, and lasts 18 hours. In Dubai, the presidential entourage will board a private flight to India. From there, he will also take a private flight to Vietnam. The return trip will also be with private flights to take the Emirates plane to Buenos Aires.

The Emirates suites offer a crew specially dedicated to pbadengers occupying reclining seats and convertible into beds. The House suite has a private bathroom, a 27 inch TV and 3500 channels to tune. In addition, a la carte dishes, served individually in Royal Dulton porcelain. To accompany, there is Champagne Dom Perignon and wines from France, California, Australia, Argentina and New Zealand. You can also make phone calls and benefit from free Wi-Fi up to 20 MB. A round-trip ticket in first clbad costs 28 thousand dollars per person, a little over 1, 1 million pesos.

The Ministry of Security had recommended Macri not to travel on airlines. Patricia Bullrich advised to rent airplanes until the state has its own ship. In fact, for security reasons, it is not common for heads of state to use commercial flights.

Macri opted for a combination of private flights between India and Vietnam and a commercial flight to cross the Atlantic. In fact, the government insists that with this modality, money has been saved.

Argentina has not had its own plane for the president since Tango 01 retired due to technical problems and Macri opted for commercial flights. In the United Arab Emirates, Boeing, Foreign Minister Jorge Faurie, Spokesman Ivan Pavlovsky and Secretary of Strategic Affairs Fulvio Pompeo, will travel with Macri's wife. The other members of the cabinet are expected. The entrepreneurs will leave alone.