US EditionNicolas Pisapia And Frank Colin In Cocaine Air: Where Are The Passengers Now?
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When Netflix transforms a judicial case into a documentary thriller, the border between reality and fiction becomes as thin as a white line. "Cocaine Air", released in 2025 on the platform, traces one of the most rocking scandals of international drug trafficking: the Air Cocaine affair. A private jet, 680 kg of cocaine, a cast of experienced pilots, a real estate agent in the blurry version, and behind the scenes, figures of shadow as powerful …
Nicolas Pisapia And Frank Colin In Cocaine Air: Where Are The Passengers Now?
Let’s just assume for a moment that the three pilots were indeed innocent, and the business aviation company really had no involvement in the smuggling of 680 kgs of cocaine. Then that would leave us with only one suspect, the passenger, Nicolas Christophe Pisapia, who, as per Netflix’s Cocaine Air, was a real estate agent operating in France and abroad. However, magistrate examiner Christine Saunier-Ruellan found his alibi flimsy from the very …
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