RedState's Morning Briefing for Thursday, April 23, 2009 – Examiner.com
April 23, 2009 by adam wassahlen
RedState's Morning Briefing for Thursday, April 23, 2009 Examiner.com However, the Obama administration has now made its position crystal clear: If Obama was president at that time, he would have allowed terrorists to fly a hijacked jet airliner into the side of the 75-story US Bank Tower, occupied by *10000 people, ... |
Bombardier Skyjet Adds Two New Aircraft Categories to its Jet Card … – The FINANCIAL
April 23, 2009 by adam wassahlen
Bombardier Skyjet Adds Two New Aircraft Categories to its Jet Card ... The FINANCIAL, Georgia Under the card program, turboprops also offer a lower hourly minimum – one hour – compared with a 1.2 hour minimum flight time for aircraft in the light, superlight and midsize jet categories. Aircraft offered through the Skyjet network of charter ... |
Analyst: Business jet market hasn't hit bottom yet – The Wichita Eagle
April 23, 2009 by adam wassahlen
Analyst: Business jet market hasn't hit bottom yet The Wichita Eagle, KS Declines in business jet usage in March were led by charter activity. Charter flights were down 35 percent from March 2008. All other jet activity, including military, freight and general aviation, is an estimated 28 percent lower from a year ago, ... |
…Old terminal upgrade a vital business move – Trinidad & Tobago Express
April 22, 2009 by adam wassahlen
...Old terminal upgrade a vital business move Trinidad & Tobago Express, Trinidad and Tobago Converting the old terminal building at the Piarco International Airport into a private jet facility was vital to the Government's plans for the International Financial Centre (IFC) in Port of Spain, says Finance Minister Karen Nunez-Tesheira. ... |
Dykstra's business: a bed of 'Nails' – ESPN
April 22, 2009 by adam wassahlen
 ESPN | Dykstra's business: a bed of 'Nails' ESPN He wanted to charter a jet so he could get to a business meeting on the West Coast, and his credit cards were maxed out. He needed nearly $23000 and asked his mother for it, Kevin says. His mother agreed to let him use her credit card. ... |
In defence of your own plane – Wealth Bulletin
April 22, 2009 by adam wassahlen
In defence of your own plane Wealth Bulletin, UK In cases where owning a company jet doesn't fit a business' needs, Agur's firm might recommend clients buy a small fractional share -- say, a one-eighth share in a midsize Hawker jet -- and supplement it with traditional air charter. ... Private Aviation Battles Image Woes Big Three CEOs create PR nightmare for business aviation: |
TWC Aviation Adds Legacy 600 to Jet Charter Fleet, Spacious Cabin … – PR Web (press release)
April 22, 2009 by adam wassahlen
 PR Web (press release) | TWC Aviation Adds Legacy 600 to Jet Charter Fleet, Spacious Cabin ... PR Web (press release), WA TWC Aviation, Inc., a worldwide leader in jet charter, announced today that it has added a large-cabin 13-passenger Embraer Legacy 600 to its diverse air charter fleet. The ultra-spacious cabin offers plenty of room for 13 passengers to move around ... |
Transatlantic deals highlight divisions over regulation – Peninsula On-line
April 22, 2009 by adam wassahlen
Transatlantic deals highlight divisions over regulation Peninsula On-line, Qatar Airlines have been hampered for decades by the arcane web of international aviation regulations agreed in the 1940s, before the advent of the jet age, which has effectively blocked global consolidation in aviation. In the late 1990s the airlines began ... |
Orient SKYs clients can join carbon emission offsetting – เดอะ เนชั่น
April 21, 2009 by adam wassahlen
Orient SKYs clients can join carbon emission offsetting เดอะ เนชั่น, Thailand By The Nation OrientSKYs, a fast-growing private-jet charter network with its head office in Bangkok, has begun to offer clients the opportunity to offset carbon emissions on its exclusive fleet of aircraft based throughout Asia. "As far as I know, ... |
Private Aviation Battles Image Woes – TheStreet.com
April 21, 2009 by adam wassahlen
Private Aviation Battles Image Woes TheStreet.com In January, the Obama administration pressured Citigroup(C Quote) to abandon plans to purchase a new $50 million corporate jet. In February, reports surfaced that Bank of America(BAC Quote) CEO Ken Lewis violated probity by flying in a private jet from ... Big Three CEOs create PR nightmare for business aviation: |
