Take the money and run...

One of the Emir of Dubai's aircraft was parked on the runway at Son Sant Joan Airport Mallorca for three hours yesterday, amidst a mystery surrounding the circumstances of the flight. It involved a Boeing 747-400F A6-66P, which the ruler uses exclusively to transport his thoroughbred racehorses, worth millions, presumably to prevent the horses from being injured in the conflict in the Middle East. Are the rats leaving the sinking ship?

The large aircraft, white and blue and curiously without any visible markings, stood at the airport for about three hours without an official explanation for the stopover (presumably to refuel). Afterward, the plane departed again, heading for Miami.

Sheikh Mohammed is the third son of Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, who descends from the House of Al-Falasi, of which Sheikh Mohammed is the tribal chief.
His father, Sheikh Rashid bin Saeed Al Maktoum, was responsible for the transformation of Dubai from a small collection of settlements along a stream into the modern port city and international trade center it is today.
Currently, many multinationals have evacuated employees, closed offices, or introduced working from home due to the insecurity in the luxurious city.
Special correspondents have even described the city as a "ghost town" compared to the usual hustle and bustle.