Skymates?? Should I??
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Maximilian_Jenius
Super User
ryanmickG said:
On that we agree if your my instructor we won't fly til least 9-10am!
-Matthew
kellwolf
Piece of Trash
Heck yeah students are more alert after lunch, they've fixed at least one Travel Air by then. They need to be looking out for it. I've already told my students if they schedule me around Xmas, it's getting cancelled. I'm going HOME for a few days then. Now, they're more than welcome to go up to the airport and wait for me to show up, but they might be there a while.
As far as Thanksgiving, well, I didn't get my days off scheduled fast enough. Who'da thunk I'd actually be booked 3-4 weeks in advance. So, yeah, I'll be around day before and day after Thanksgiving.
As far as Thanksgiving, well, I didn't get my days off scheduled fast enough. Who'da thunk I'd actually be booked 3-4 weeks in advance. So, yeah, I'll be around day before and day after Thanksgiving.
PUpilotdave
New Member
hahaha. FNG. i don't know if it was 200, but pretty close.
roundout
VNAV monitor
holy cow, i'm impressed, folks. i talked with leanne for a good half hour or so and she took me on an impromptu tour of the facilities. i know where i am coming to get my MEI and i can only hope that it isn't long before i can start teaching for you guys down there.
i am going to be back in fort worth week after next, probably on the tuesday and wednesday of the week, and i'm planning on stopping by again. i hope this is a more convenient time to meet some of the JCers at the school.
i am going to be back in fort worth week after next, probably on the tuesday and wednesday of the week, and i'm planning on stopping by again. i hope this is a more convenient time to meet some of the JCers at the school.
CapnJim
Well-Known Member
:yeahthat:
I never get tired of stories like this. Everyone wonders "Shesh, it's not a huge aviation academy, can it possibly be as good?" and when they get done seeing the place and meeting the people they're saying "Holy crap, what a neat place, good facialities, wonderful people, blah, blah, blah."
Luca has the formula figured out exactly: 1.Give people what you advertise, for the price you say. 2.Treat them like guests in your home. 3.Have fun.
The formula works and always will. Too bad the other schools seem to think that lying about cost or total hours, nickel-and-diming the students into the poor house, and treating customers like employees is the way to financial sucess, but I do believe the word is finally getting around.
Best of luck to you Roundout!
I never get tired of stories like this. Everyone wonders "Shesh, it's not a huge aviation academy, can it possibly be as good?" and when they get done seeing the place and meeting the people they're saying "Holy crap, what a neat place, good facialities, wonderful people, blah, blah, blah."
Luca has the formula figured out exactly: 1.Give people what you advertise, for the price you say. 2.Treat them like guests in your home. 3.Have fun.
The formula works and always will. Too bad the other schools seem to think that lying about cost or total hours, nickel-and-diming the students into the poor house, and treating customers like employees is the way to financial sucess, but I do believe the word is finally getting around.
Best of luck to you Roundout!