After spending around two days in the Eastern African country, where one of their group’s major hotel complexes is located, the Friedkin-owned aircraft has landed in Malé.

From Africa to the Maldives. The plane owned by Dan Friedkin has just landed in Malé, the capital of the Republic of Maldives, an atoll in the Indian Ocean located near the equator and not far south of India. In this small town, which serves as the administrative and economic hub of the country, lies the main commercial port. Also found within the archipelago is the international airport – Velana. The aircraft, therefore, moved this morning from Tanzania, where it had stayed for approximately two days. It is noteworthy that the eastern African nation has seen the owners of Roma launch the ‘Legendary Expeditions’ a few years ago, a sprawling hotel complex spanning hundreds of thousands of acres amidst the unspoiled wilderness of the Serengeti National Park. In this area and during their adventurous safaris, guests can freely explore northern Tanzania, staying in intimate lodges or advanced tents within designated camps. The plane took off for the Maldives in the morning to land at Italian lunchtime (about 6pm local time). However, there is, of course, no certainty that Dan and Ryan Friedkin are on board at this time, whom many also expect to be in Rome considering such a delicate moment that would require a physical presence from the owners.