NetJets pilot qusetion

[FLYLOW22]

Oh and I almost forgot. I used to haul freight in my "lil" lear jet. Personally loaded it to the max 5 times a night alone. Betcha some of that stuff weighed more than the Louis Vitton poodle bag you loaded on your falcon...Just guessing though. I could be wrong.

1,700 lbs of cargo is alot of poodle sh!t.

 

[FLYLOW22]

Depends on who your flying with. If your with an idot senior guy, he's gonna make you do it all and then take ANY tip for himself.

Ummm. That would happen to someone with no self esteem who fails to stand up for themself.

 

[SAEflyer]

No not ashamed of my Lear. The 60 is about the most overpowered corporate jet that i can think of. Sorry if i took your comments out of context. I was just answering the initial question by saying, we all pay our dues if we come up through this end of the industry. Not saying i wouldnt accept a helping hand if it were offered. I personally don't have to load planes anymore, but i try to help my FO's as much as possible. I only have one complaint about the Lear...NO LEG ROOM, not an easy fit for me as i am 6'5. If they just made it a little bigger up front i'd gladly fly it my whole career.

P.S. I don't think whipping it out on a table would be proof on here, would you accept a photographed copy? Just kidding, no hard feelings and blue skies

 

[SAEflyer]

1700lbs, by my calculations thats approximately 75 poodles, with carrying case, or one mini cooper

 

[Guitar rocker]

Take a tip? What's that all about?


If you noticed, "ANY" is capatilized for a reason........it's meant to be in a sarcastic sense dude. I can count the number of tips I have gotten in one hand over the last 7 years for throwing bags. But unfortunately, some folks are so greedy as to hide that once a year tip from his/her FO.