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Any Fractional Still Hve Home Basing?

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be-400xpdriver said:
WRONG!!! That was old contract. New contract does not cover travel to training for any one that is domiciled based. So even for training you have to drive to your domicile for your flight.

Thank you Sir! Math has been corrected to reflect my error.

I am just trying to help someone who might want to come here and is looking a few years down the road.
Still may be a viable option for some. If not, move on.
 
GVFlyer said:
That's a high zoot airplane compared to the T-39A's we had at Stuttgart.

GV

:laugh: We had Gs at VR-24 and they sure were fun airplanes! That's Mt. Etna in the background; we put all 3 T-39s and 3 C-2s up for a photo X one day. The only ones the Navy has left are at VT-86 in Pensacola and the wing is looking at a follow-on aircraft. Who knows when they will get one though...
 
Thanks for the suggestion. We were kicking around the idea of Netjets and living in the present location. Have a friend there who can provide a place to crash, and the drive wouldn't be too bad either to CMH.

Spending more time at home, and working for a career company rather then what I have now is a huge plus.

Thanks for the USAJets idea, but I'm in Alabama. Hope it all works out for ya'll over there! Seems like a good outfit.
 

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