And this solves the mystery
Here is an article i found by
brazilian defence industry, originally the article was in
Portuguese language and i translated it into english
Pakistani C-130 comes to Brazil and feeds information on the export of missiles
National Industry
Written by Defence Brazil
Wednesday, June 30, 2010 18:00
Aircraft was in Sao Jose dos Campos twice this month.
(Defence Brazil) - A C-130 Air Force Pakistan became common object at the airport in Sao Jose dos Campos in June while visiting the city at least twice a day 8 and another ten days later.
These visits would not be noticed if not for the unconfirmed information, collected by the source DB, that the C-130 would have stayed on both occasions only until the next morning to be loaded quietly at night, and that the load at least the last visit, would have been 20 cases of Mectron of 490kg each, containing air-air missiles, short-range AAM-1A Piranha.
Pakistan acquired two years ago a batch of 100 anti-radiation missiles MAR-1, manufactured by Mectron, for R $ 85 million, but rumors report that the sale would have caused uneasiness in relations between India and Brazil, large partner of Brazil and the enemy of neighboring Pakistan.
Therefore, this sale would have been canceled at the end of last year without the purchasing country has received the missiles.
The sale of missiles to Pakistan is treated as a state secret. Due to a confidentiality clause in the contract, Mectron, FAB, nor any Brazilian official said the export of artifacts to the Asian country.
At the time of the alleged cancellation, it was reported that the Pakistan Air Force would be interested in missile air-air short range Brazilians. At the time, raised the possibility of interest is the MAA-1B, more modern version of the Piranha, but that is still in beta testing and should only be ready early next year. This charge, if confirmed, shows that the interest of Pakistan for missile air-air short range is real, though the missile is sold the first version, MAA-1A.
According to information compiled by the Defense Brazil, the first goal of Pakistan would join the MAA-1A Piranha their aircraft, and teaching and thus pave the way for easy integration of the new version, MAA-1B, which also would have already signed their sale, missing this new version just closed for testing and enter the production phase.
No information of the value of this supposed negotiation or how many missiles may have been loaded on two trips to the Pakistani C-130 Sao Jose dos Campos.