Nadia Marcinko


Nadia Marcinko, also known as Nada Marcinkova , is a Slovakia-born pilot, flight instructor, and CEO of Aviloop, an aviation website. Known as the former pilot of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Marcinko has reportedly been missing since early 2024.

Career

In multiple sources references are made by Marcinko herself to being a model, particularly in her teen years. However, it is not clear whether her references to modeling are about her early life in Europe or the period after she came to the United States. She described her transition from modeling to becoming a pilot by saying she was "ready for longer runways" and went from "runway to runway".
In August 2019, Business Insider reported that depositions taken in relation to the Epstein case disputed that she had been a model. Other sources also dispute her modeling background.
Marcinko started flight training at a flight school at Palm Beach County Park Airport., she held three rating certificates: for single-engine aircraft, multi-engine aircraft, and various Gulfstream business jets.
Marcinko became known on social media under the name "Gulfstream Girl". Gulfstream Aerospace filed a trademark infringement suit against her on November 18, 2013. Marcinko and Gulfstream reached an out-of-court settlement, filed on January 6, 2014, after which Marcinko changed her online name to "Global Girl".
, she remained CEO of her aviation business Aviloop, described by Wired as a "supremely odd aviation branding business, whose website features flawless shots of her with Gulfstreams." The business is based at an address in New York in a building majority-owned by Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein.

Association with Jeffrey Epstein

Over the years, several news outlets have reported that Marcinko worked as a long-term assistant to Jeffrey Epstein and was a regular pilot of Epstein's so-called Lolita Express after she received a pilot's license in 2012. Earliest reports from victims in Palm Beach police reports already in 2005–2006 described Marcinko as actively involved, with Epstein often instructing Marcinko to join in the sex acts with recruited victims. It was reported that she was one of four of Epstein's accomplices that were given immunity from prosecution in Epstein's non-prosecution agreement from 2008 which saw him serve a sentence of just over a year. The Guardian reported that Marcinko was questioned in 2010 concerning Epstein.
During Epstein's first incarceration from 2008 to 2009, Marcinko visited him at least 67 times. In 2010, following his release, she was documented still living at his Palm Beach estate.
In 2015, The Daily Telegraph reported that during police questioning Marcinko had "invoked her right not to incriminate herself, protected by the US constitution's Fifth Amendment, when she was asked about the Duke of York,” who was a frequent guest of Epstein.
According to the Miami Herald, Marcinko visited Epstein "more than 70 times when he was in Palm Beach custody" after his first criminal conviction.
In 2019, in written testimony given by Epstein's underage victims, Marcinko was described as having encouraged and engaged in sexual acts with the underage girls, sometimes involving sex toys, at the suggestion of Epstein. In one account, according to police, Epstein told one victim Marcinko was his "sex slave", and that Epstein had "purchased her" when she was 15 from her family in the former Yugoslavia, a claim journalist Philip Weiss had also made in New York Magazine in 2007.
In September 2019, a CNN article stated that Marcinko may be a "victim" of Epstein as well as an "accomplice". CNN also quoted Marcinko's lawyers who said: "Like other victims, Nadia Marcinko is and has been severely traumatized", and that "he needs time to process and make sense of what she has been through before she is able to speak out".

Personal life

Marcinko was born Nada Marcinkova in eastern Czechoslovakia. Her father, Peter Marcinko, is an architect from Prešov, Slovakia.
It was incorrectly reported that Marcinko was from Yugoslavia. Her father denied speculation she was brought as a young girl to the U.S. to live with Epstein. By 2019 she had changed her name to Nadia Marcinko.
Marcinko has reportedly been missing since early January 2024. The Independent suggested that her disappearance may be linked to the release of the final batch of Epstein documents that same month.