biglar155
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- Location
- Fredonia, WI
- Boat Make
- Yamaha
- Year
- 2009
- Boat Model
- SX
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- 23
Posting from 40,000 feet over Lake Erie from the Corporate Jet just because I can....
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+1Pictures or it didn't happen.
Yeah, I'll bet the on-call stuff REALLY sucks for a pilot. My former next-door neighbor used to fly a corporate King Air out of Sheboygan. He was always there-and-gone at really odd hours and times of the week.I use to fly corporate aircraft. Definitely a different level of experience! As far as a job goes you couldn't pay me enough to keep my cell phone glued to my hip over an airline schedule now! I do miss the higher class and professionalism, though.
Hey! That's it!
You know, all the other "fun" stuff aside, if you look at the folks we had on that plane and the value of their time to the company, it was well worth it to not have them standing in line at the airport. Plus, we were able to talk business (somewhat) in flight - something you just can't do when flying commercial.Bet it was a citation 5. My former employer had 2. I've actually flown it a couple times for customer visits. They would hit my expense budget for $9000 every time I used it. But sooooooo worth it!
One time flew a group to OH Wednesday night for a customer visit, got up next morning, ate breakfast at Firestone CC, played 18, then ate lunch at the CC, jumped on the plane at the regional airport and was home in Dallas for dinner with the family.