Corporate Aviation on NBC News

SoFlo

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NBC just did a story on corporate flying. They talked about how different Senators always fly private when they can fly commercial. They mentioned who usually flys on whos plane. Companys like G.E. perform "favors" by allowing them to fly on their jets. There was a lot of bashing but ohh well. It was very interesting.
 
I've flown a variety of people out of DC.

Sometimes they're very polite, other times, they're in the galley bugging the flight attendants with the "Uhh, ya know, I'm kind of a big deal".
 
My apartment smells of mahogany, and I have many large leather bound books.
 
I wanna say something. I'm gonna put it out there; if you like it, you can take it, if you don't, send it right back. I want to be on you.

Wait. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I... I wanna be on you.
 
Companys like G.E. perform "favors" by allowing them to fly on their jets.

By the beard of Zeus have I seen a lot of that kind of thing lately. It's not at all exclusive to bigger companies either.
 
I say, Let the Senators, Congressmen and women and all the others continue to use corporate jets. It keeps the biz jet business strong.


atp
 
atpwannabe said:
I say, Let the Senators, Congressmen and women and all the others continue to use corporate jets. It keeps the biz jet business strong.


atp

I agree.

Is there anyway I could get that report SoFLo?
 
I disagree with Iain. What is good for the goose is good for the gander; if they're busy accepting rides on corporate jets, politicians aren't seeing how bad the passenger screening situation is for the rest of us. It's simply one more way they're out of touch with reality. Politicians should be REQUIRED to take public transit to work and their kids should be REQUIRED to attend public schools and serve in the military. I think you'd see a much different attitude in Washington if this were the case.
 
But NBC found two commercial flights that would have gotten him back to Washington in time for his dinner. A commercial U.S. Airways flight would have left Memphis at 12:30 p.m., bringing him into Dulles at 3:32 p.m. A Northwest Airlines flight would have departed Memphis at 2:17 p.m. and arrived at National Airport in Washington at 5:17 p.m.


LOL. well, after the delays........

nwa gets there at midnight twith cactus right behind him at 0100



meester burgundy... will you honor us by playing yazz flute.... yes yes play yazz flute
 
Doug Taylor said:
I've flown a variety of people out of DC.

Sometimes they're very polite, other times, they're in the galley bugging the flight attendants with the "Uhh, ya know, I'm kind of a big deal".

.. My apartment has many leather bound books and smells of rich mahogany.
 
atpwannabe said:
I say, Let the Senators, Congressmen and women and all the others continue to use corporate jets. It keeps the biz jet business strong.


atp

At the expense of the tax payer.. a big expense (if they charter).
 
frog_flyer said:
meester burgundy... will you honor us by playing yazz flute.... yes yes play yazz flute


Uhhh.... a little ham and eggs coming at ya..... uhhhh.. thats baby making music, thats what that is..
 
aloft said:
I disagree with Iain. What is good for the goose is good for the gander; if they're busy accepting rides on corporate jets, politicians aren't seeing how bad the passenger screening situation is for the rest of us. It's simply one more way they're out of touch with reality. Politicians should be REQUIRED to take public transit to work and their kids should be REQUIRED to attend public schools and serve in the military. I think you'd see a much different attitude in Washington if this were the case.

I'll be glad to not REQUIRE them to do anything if they stop thinking up new REQUIREMENTS for us.
 
SteveC said:
Didn't read the article, did ya? :)

Nope! But I know that alot of "govt" officials charter alot of aircraft at a pretty high bill. I wonder what they spend annually on charters?

Wait!... Gotta run my microwave just rang. HOT POCKETS!
 
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