View Full Version : UK Corporate usage - who flies what?
matspart3
1st Nov 2007, 09:03
I'm trying to answer a question from a non-Aviation person, who wants to understand and quantify the economic benefits of GA.
Clearly corporate operations are growing dramatically in the UK, but how many Blue Chip and High Street names actually have their own aircraft or regularly use fractionals?
unablereqnavperf
1st Nov 2007, 09:58
Just about everyone! Not that many own aircraft many use fractionals like Netjets,Skyjet, Airpartner cards etc. Many also charter direct. Many CEO's these dyas charter jets for family time as well!
themoonsaballoon
1st Nov 2007, 14:58
Yeah they want anonimity and then pump the company initials into the registration! whats that all about?
TMAB
LB1985
1st Nov 2007, 17:37
There's one with a bit of a 'fishy' reg around belonging to a supermarket chain...
Spam Up
1st Nov 2007, 19:06
who owns NI55AN then ?
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If you look at the number just right it spells NISSAN
Spam Up
1st Nov 2007, 19:30
hmmmmm !
My English humour is lost !
Who's being sarcastic .................me, you or both ?
Spam
StressFree
2nd Nov 2007, 07:46
Well done Mobie, you must be the brains of your operation..............:rolleyes:
pfnotflying
2nd Nov 2007, 10:19
you have to keep it private otherwise the press discover that the airplane X belong to the company Y but it is used mainly by the wife of the CEO to go shopping.
1Bingo
3rd Nov 2007, 07:35
as long as the wife is happy.....
Stanziel
5th Nov 2007, 11:06
I was at a formal dinner the other evening and I was speaking to this oil rigg "worker" (or probably owner considering the topic that came up).
I mentioned I was a pilot and would like to work for a company like Netjets, he comments that "he had flown with Netjets a few times, but when he flew over to Houston he needed a bit more space as it was such a long trip, so he preffered the 737's at Private Air!" :ooh:
And this was the guy sitting at the smaller end of a long table of many "oil workers"