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OKAV8R

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Does anyone have any info on P&G -- name of flight department, location, number, and type aircraft etc?

Thanks
 
OKAV8R said:
Does anyone have any info on P&G -- name of flight department, location, number, and type aircraft etc?

Thanks
I think they are based at Lunken (Cincinatti) and have several G-IV's (this info is a few years old)...
 
N5HN
GV s/n 568

N1PG
GIVSP s/n 1374

N2PG
GIVSP s/n 1378

N4PG
GIVSP s/n 1259

Both Proctor and Procter names are found in FAA database, does anybody know why?
 
They have several Gulfstream V's and getting 550's. They hired 5 pilots last year and aren't supposed to have any openings. With the merger of Gillette, it makes Warren Buffet, their largest stockholder and he owns NetJets. So they're not sure what's going to happen to them.
 
Good point about the Gillette merger. Wonder how that will play out.

I could not find a listing for either of them in the NBAA Member Directory
 
I applied last year and got a phone call but no interview. CP seemed like a good guy, he did say they were getting 550's.
 
Didn't they have a 757 at one time ? With maroon markings ? Saw it at a CVG gate.
 
saw an advertisement for a first officer. Is this due to attrition? What is the general mood of the department? Pay, schedule, etc.

Thanks
 
This was taken from Msnbc
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/3226089

"The smaller jets have also gotten a tryout across the Atlantic, though not for the average passenger. Two corporations, DaimlerChrysler and Procter & Gamble, regularly fly business-jet versions of the A319 across the Atlantic. And last year, Lufthansa partnered with executive jet operator Privatair to revive its cancelled route between Newark, N.J., and Dusseldorf in an all business-class flight. The 48-passenger flights use the BBJ for the 3,700 mile route."
 
Saw N1PG on Mercury's ramp at PDK today. Warren Buffett... used to be made of gold. Every company he has invested in in the last 8 years has been the worse off for it. He brought his boy Steve Heyer from Gillette to Coca-Cola to fix it and single-handedly lopped $20 billion in market value from Coke. Wonder what he will do for P&G...
 

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