article_snippet: The 22-seater Gulfstream II plane, valued at $4.5million, is stuck on the tarmac at Miami Executive airport while Miami Executive new owners do battle in court.
article_snippet: Jose Avelino Goncalves, 49, a Venezuelan, has been accused making off with The 22-seater Gulfstream II plane, valued at $4.5million after holding back more than $3million of what new owner Jose Goncalves agreed to pay a business partner for The 22-seater Gulfstream II plane, valued at $4.5million.
article_snippet: Jose Goncalves, 45, is accused of agreeing to buy The 22-seater Gulfstream II plane, valued at $4.5million then not paying up.
article_snippet: Officers in Miami-Dade county have taken custody of the corporate vehicle, the Miami Herald reported.
article_snippet: Gulfstream II is a staple of international luxury travel, which rich businessmen often kit out with lavish interiors.
article_snippet: its has changed owners more than a dozen times since then - complicated by the fact that foreigners are not allowed to own U.S. planes directly, so often register foreigners under companies.
article_snippet: The jet was recently owned by Luis Enrique Nuñez-Villanueva, a former business partner of Goncalves, who is now suing him over The jet.
article_snippet: State prosecutors, who are also trying Goncalves on fraud and theft charges, say him agreed to buy The 22-seater Gulfstream II plane, valued at $4.5million from Nuñez-Villanueva for $4.5million.
article_snippet: Villanueva a helicopter.
highlights_snippet: The 22-seater Gulfstream II luxury jet being held at Miami Executive airport .
  