Warbird for lease?
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Warbird for lease?
From the AFAP ads.
Now, why would you lease one of your 'warbirds' out and then assist them to set up a business in competition to yours?
22 FEBRUARY 2010
Warbird Adventure Flights are seeking expressions of interest to CPL pilots with 300 hours minimum experience. Pilots must have good marketing skills with a view of leasing one of our Nanchang CJ6s to establish their own Warbird operation either short or long term. The right applicant will be trained and assisted under favourable terms. Contact Nigel 08 8555 4075 or [email protected]
Warbird Adventure Flights are seeking expressions of interest to CPL pilots with 300 hours minimum experience. Pilots must have good marketing skills with a view of leasing one of our Nanchang CJ6s to establish their own Warbird operation either short or long term. The right applicant will be trained and assisted under favourable terms. Contact Nigel 08 8555 4075 or [email protected]
Now, why would you lease one of your 'warbirds' out and then assist them to set up a business in competition to yours?
Pretty sure Warbird refers to ex-military aircraft, and the chang is definitely ex-military.
You know, just thought i'd point it out.
Oh, and, i'm pretty sure its still a Job when you own the business and operate the aircraft in return for some sort of money.
Once again, just thought i'd point it out.
You know, just thought i'd point it out.
Oh, and, i'm pretty sure its still a Job when you own the business and operate the aircraft in return for some sort of money.
Once again, just thought i'd point it out.
If you think the award is crap, you should try the "wages" if you own the business 
Even the best businesses can take 2-5 years before they climb into the black, and until that happens it all comes out of the owner's pocket.
...just pointing that out, since Ixy is pointing things out.
Even the best businesses can take 2-5 years before they climb into the black, and until that happens it all comes out of the owner's pocket.
...just pointing that out, since Ixy is pointing things out.
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I would hardly call a 'Chang a 'warbird', to my knowledge they never saw active combat.
Warbird is a term used to describe vintage military aircraft. Although the term originally implied piston driven aircraft from the World War II era, it is now often extended to include all military aircraft, including jet powered aircraft, that are no longer in military service
