Every fortnight an aeroplane carrying Polish policemen touches down at an airport in southern England. Waiting for them each time is a glum band of 20 or so handcuffed men who are to be flown back to face trial in Poland. Extradited prisoners are normally transferred on ordinary commercial flights, but a surge in the number being sent from Britain to Poland means that now a fortnightly "Con Air" service is being laid on by the Polish authorities.
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机译：每两周，一架载有波兰警察的飞机在英格兰南部的一个机场降落。每次都在等待他们的是20名左右戴着手铐的男人的阴暗乐队，他们将被带回波兰接受审判。被引渡的囚犯通常是通过普通的商业航班转移的，但是从英国发送到波兰的人数激增，意味着波兰当局现在每两周进行一次“ Con Air”服务。
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