Ford
Joined: Mar 2000
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From: Beverly Hills 90210
BBJPilot,
Just curious - are there many BBJs flying out of Moscow? If so, do you, in fact, fly one of them?
I know that Privatair ocassionally flies one of its BBJs out of Moscow for Russian clients.
Generally speaking, how's the corporate aviation market picking up in Russia? Are there more and more locally-based Gulfstreams, Falcons and Challengers showing up on the ramp in Moscow these days?
Cheers
Just curious - are there many BBJs flying out of Moscow? If so, do you, in fact, fly one of them?
I know that Privatair ocassionally flies one of its BBJs out of Moscow for Russian clients.
Generally speaking, how's the corporate aviation market picking up in Russia? Are there more and more locally-based Gulfstreams, Falcons and Challengers showing up on the ramp in Moscow these days?
Cheers
Joined: May 2000
Posts: 80
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From: Sussex
BBJ Pilot: Hmm, I think that they think that you are me! if you catch my drift!.....or course, if you are me then I'm writing to myself and if you were to reply you would also be writing to yourself and to me who is of course not you....but me!
I am soon to be based in Moscow, leaving the above mentioned company to work for a private operator. I hear that there are two Marriots in town, which is the best one? and can you say which a/c you are working on.....some beer might be in order!
StressFree & Marathon Man! wrong tree I'm afraid!!
BBJ - to answer your question, after a long period of lacklustre leadership, and thats being generous, we have a new cheif pilot. He's got things moving again and there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel.
Cheers
Ballast.
I am soon to be based in Moscow, leaving the above mentioned company to work for a private operator. I hear that there are two Marriots in town, which is the best one? and can you say which a/c you are working on.....some beer might be in order!
StressFree & Marathon Man! wrong tree I'm afraid!!
BBJ - to answer your question, after a long period of lacklustre leadership, and thats being generous, we have a new cheif pilot. He's got things moving again and there appears to be light at the end of the tunnel.
Cheers
Ballast.
Joined: Jun 2000
Posts: 127
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From: USA
Isn't it amazing that when you go outside the department for fresh management, the ideas they bring to the table can be quite good. Or is it the fact that the old managers were so ingrained with old ideas and ways, that we welcome the change and see it as good
Don't make the mistake most of our guys have done by clinging on to the past, it's gone. Instead, look and listen to how your new manager manages, and make up your mind if his style is good for you after he has had time to effect change.
Don't make the mistake most of our guys have done by clinging on to the past, it's gone. Instead, look and listen to how your new manager manages, and make up your mind if his style is good for you after he has had time to effect change.
Joined: Jan 2001
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From: London,England,U.K.
Hello Fockerjet,
Yes there is a new manager in the house and he is not reluctant to change things because he needs to run things the way he is used to. So, naturaly that means changes are imminent...there is always room for improvement..(subtle or what!!) without sticking my neck out there is not much more i should say. Personally i wish the new guy the very best of luck, he has a tough job ahead.
BBJ pilot, so where are you now..you started this one!
220 lbs of ballast, we didn't think it was you!
Yes there is a new manager in the house and he is not reluctant to change things because he needs to run things the way he is used to. So, naturaly that means changes are imminent...there is always room for improvement..(subtle or what!!) without sticking my neck out there is not much more i should say. Personally i wish the new guy the very best of luck, he has a tough job ahead.
BBJ pilot, so where are you now..you started this one!
220 lbs of ballast, we didn't think it was you!
Joined: Dec 2000
Posts: 53
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From: Western Europe
Ballast,
Sorry for late reply, I was stranded with a computer problem (I am still stranded but I have now access to a computer).
Of course it is N East, silly me. Must have been looking from the wrong side...
I have been there recently and I know most probably your new employer.
E-mail me to: [email protected]
Cheers
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Sorry for late reply, I was stranded with a computer problem (I am still stranded but I have now access to a computer).
Of course it is N East, silly me. Must have been looking from the wrong side...
I have been there recently and I know most probably your new employer.
E-mail me to: [email protected]
Cheers
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Joined: Jul 2000
Posts: 332
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From: Sleepy Hollow
Belated reply to SF;
no joy with INF, charter side closed down
& hangar all but empty except for the
odd Titan :-(
seeking pastures new, but not enough hours
really to do anything really good,
BBJ's look good, love those tasty wingtips
;-)
no joy with INF, charter side closed down
& hangar all but empty except for the
odd Titan :-(
seeking pastures new, but not enough hours
really to do anything really good,
BBJ's look good, love those tasty wingtips
;-)



