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In general, MCO is much more expensive than CMH. In terms of median home price it's 265K in MCO compared to 153K in CMH. Source is here:

http://www.realtor.org/Research.nsf/files/MSAPRICESF.pdf/$FILE/MSAPRICESF.pdf

Who ever said you have to live dab smack in orlando? There are many cheaper and less crowded areas close enough to commute from such as Debarry, Deland, Sanford, even Daytona and Melborne, so there are many close by communites that are not as crowded and are cheaper, I don't live in Orlando and would not want to, way to crowded and the traffic is horrible, especially I-4, but again, how much do people pay in state income tax in Ohio, comparied to no state income tax in FL
 
Could be part of the IBB vote plan? If it passes and RTS decides to move the companieS to FL integration of NJI/NJA will sound better, on some level. The VP at NJI promissed the worker bees their jobs would not go to CMH if the companies were recognized as one. The same was said to CMH. Now NJ can offer everyone a chance to move to Orlando and be one big happy family. Plenty will not move, so jobs will be created in FL and redundancy eliminated. Jersey staff will stay put. That is, if there is any truth to this article.

"When we opened and expanded Netjets International Operations in Okatie SC, we did it for several reasons, primary of which was the need to focus more clearly on international operations and the Gulfstream owners. It remains my intention to keep Netjets International Operations in Okatie for several reasons:

Proximity to Netjets International's primary business partner, Gulfstream.

Proximity to Netjets International's primary training facility, Flight Safety International.

Netjets International has developed an expertise in international operations that is the best in the world. That expertise could be diluted should Okatie operations merge back into Columbus operations.

NJI has an international mission which is clearly different than the NJA mission. The model for NJI has been structured and organized to support that mission.

Netjets International has faced and met many challenges since we opened operations in Okatie SC. The continuing improvements in efficiencies are to be commended. I appreciate the hard work, talent, and efforts that all NJI employees have put into the success of this model and I do not plan on doing anything to interfere with the structure or future success."

RTS
10/31/07

Regardless of the single-carrier outcome, I doubt operations will merge (thank your favorite deity). I also doubt there will be a move to Florida since the CMH ops center seems to depend on a steady stream of wide-eyed, eager-beaver Aviation Management graduates fresh from THE Ohio State University.
 
Clearly gutshot you were never in the military. The only things certain are death, taxes, and the sun coming up tomorrow - and the gorebal warmers question even that. I have experienced first hand this man's duplicity, without even getting into changing business needs.
 

South Carolina is also a "right to work state" just as Florida.

I would like to say that NJ wouldn't move, but that's wishful thinking. How many companies now have their factories in Mexico?


When I started 7 years ago, they talked in indoc about how NJ just got a 10 year tax break from Columbus and Ohio. Now that that 10 years is coming up, coud this be a ploy to get an extension?



 
When I started 7 years ago, they talked in indoc about how NJ just got a 10 year tax break from Columbus and Ohio. Now that that 10 years is coming up, coud this be a ploy to get an extension?

There is a large expansion coming and NJA/FSI needs to increase the size of the 'campus' soon. But you are right in thinking this is a negotiation tactic.
 
another food for thought, last week, thursday i believe, WB, RTS and Bill Gates were all wondering around the casino in CMH touring the place. Any guesses?
 
There were several CEO/President types here last week...including WB. The story I here is that all the RTS types from all the WB companies are visiting each other's operations to try to learn from each other....or so the story goes.
 
Central FL is not any more expensive than CMH, plus FL is one of only 4 states that has no state income tax, so more money in your pocket, I use to live in NY, and tax there is very high, but my main motivator for not leaving FL is that I pay no state income tax. I prefer to live somewhere else other than FL, but I got so use to no state income tax that it kept me here

HAHAHAHAHA...YOU CAN'T BELIEVE THAT...THE GOVERNMENT GETS THEIR MONEY ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.


Let me guess, you don't pay corporate taxes either?
 
HAHAHAHAHA...YOU CAN'T BELIEVE THAT...THE GOVERNMENT GETS THEIR MONEY ONE WAY OR ANOTHER.


Let me guess, you don't pay corporate taxes either?

Down in FL they get it from high property taxes and toll roads. You have to get on the tolls to get anywhere in a decent amount of time.
 
Clearly gutshot you were never in the military. The only things certain are death, taxes, and the sun coming up tomorrow - and the gorebal warmers question even that. I have experienced first hand this man's duplicity, without even getting into changing business needs.

Notice I said "doubt," not "for sure."
 

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