brokeflyer
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What's NJA charge for a 25hr Marquis Card on an XLS?
WAY more than $2800
yeah, but it's worth it....wink
I'd think that's GOTTA be a "jet card" type rate, and not a regular quarter-share type charge.
What's NJA charge for a 25hr Marquis Card on an XLS?
WAY more than $2800. Based on the popularity of the Piaggio I'd say it's competivaly priced. That's why we're still taking deliveries and gearing up for a new hire class.
Do you guys really not know what your planes go for on a perhour basis? That seems like pretty basic company information that you don't seem to know.
$8,200/hour, marquis XLS.
Are you for real? I must be missing something from the information on a brochure. I don't THINK I'm dsylexic, but here's what I am staring at:Since JonJuan and I rarely agree on numbers, I do not know who he would buy his Marquis card from but he could get a better deal directly from the company.
On the Marquis side of the business, I believe the XLS is more like $6760 per hour + fuel adjustment.
You can be in the XLS/Excel fleet at NJA for about $4100 hour + fuel adjustment, + depreciation (but if you but a pre-owned share at today's rate depreciation would not add up to much), plus cost of funds of about $400/hr. So that is about $4500/hr + fuel adjustment.
There are many advantages to being in the NJA fleet (like upgrading) which are not possible at Avantair. Also, the Piaggio is competitive for short flights, but not longer ones.
I am sure JonJuan will argue, but what does YOUR monthly statements say JJ???? I am not picking a fight, but JJ is not too accurate when it comes to facts.
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Fly safe.
I am sure JonJuan will argue, but what does YOUR monthly statements say JJ???? I am not picking a fight, but JJ is not too accurate when it comes to facts.
jonjuan said:Citation Excel: $186,900 or $7,476 plus $700 an hour fuel = $8,186.
LOL,
JJ, never let's the facts get in the way of a good arguement.
Nor your hyperbole. Go scurry along and ask any of the marquis sales people and report back to me with your tail between your legs. Tick, tock....
Nor your hyperbole. Go scurry along and ask any of the marquis sales people and report back to me with your tail between your legs. Tick, tock....