Entering Business Aviation, Part I: Types of Aircraft
The jets that people fly in corporate aviation are usually a lot smaller than those found with the airlines. Matt manages the Corporate Flight Attendant Community at http. Across the board, corporate aircraft are exquisitely outfitted. Exceptions to the rule are Boeing's BBJ and Airbus' Corporate Jet, both of which are based on some of the smaller types of aircraft marketed to the airlines. Their newer aircraft will all have the Bombardier name, but in the meantime, the popular Challenger 604 and Global Express along with their 5000 model are some of the cabin class aircraft being flown today.
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Private Jet Ownership Indeed
Where would you like to fly today? Think about it. Fractional Jet ownership has never been easy. As a matter of fact manufacturers of business aircraft are quite happy with the market sector and most are completely bullish on their future prospects in the industry. Private jet ownership is really taking off these days. There is much interest in the private transportation sector and jet aircraft business.
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International Corporate Catering Guide
He manages several sites including the Corporate Flight Attendant Community and the Aviation Employment Board. Many of the catering recommendations were received by knowledgeable corporate flight attendants directly. The guide will be updated on a regular basis and is currently available in paperback and eventually also will be available on CDROM. Always check in advance to see if the caterer is still available. Please visit The Article Writer to review selections from his portfolio.
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Entering Business Aviation, Part III: Training Options
Alteon Training, LLC is a Boeing training company that started cabin attendant training in 2003 while Beyond and Above Corporate Flight Attendant Training got started in 2002. Please be aware that the Federal Aviation Regulations (FARs) do not require that a flight attendant be assigned to an aircraft with fewer than 20 seats onboard. Time for some training! So, you are not sure what type of training you will need or how it compares to the commercial side of aviation. Matt runs the widely popular Corporate Flight Attendant Community website at http. When talking with training operators, be prepared to ask a lot of questions, read their website, obtain their literature, and shop wisely.
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Starting an Aircraft Washing Business
As you know, aviation people are serious about flying and a clean plane makes flying more fun and enjoyable. Corporate Aviators need you to maintain their positive image. We've cleaned thousands of private planes, corporate jets, flying clubs, flight schools and helicopters. Carpet Shampooing, Bright Work and Aluminum Polishing, etc. Customizing your services with the customer's requirements must become your specialty.
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Entering Business Aviation, Part V: Tips on Finding Work
This last community, the Aviation Employment Board is run by me and is a companion to the Corporate Flight Attendant Community. Skyjobs, Plane Jobs, AviaNation, Climb to 350, AEPS, and the Aviation Employment Board. There are many sites on the internet listing aviation related jobs. Matt is the admistrator of the Corporate Flight Attendant Community at http. If flying corporate is something that you want, be persistent.
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Entering Business Aviation, Part II: Pay Rates for Flight Attendants
You know that aviation pays better than commercial, in most cases a lot better, but you aren't sure what the going rate is for a corporate flight attendant. Between corporate moguls and Hollywood celebrities, the two metropolitan areas produce some of the most significant amounts of flying in business aviation. The more experience flying corporate, the better. Indeed, the NBAA supports this data with a recent survey showing that the average corporate flight attendant is paid just over 53K per year. Matt manages the Corporate Flight Attendant Community at http.
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Leading Private Jet Charter Operators
In each case you get the security of having two highly trained FAA licensed pilots and you can opt for a corporate flight attendant to provide cabin services and safety assistance. Matt Keegan writes for business aviation and manages two very busy aviation related communities. A third option is to approach one of the private jet aircraft brokers who will arrange the trip for you. Chief amongst these types of providers are. Chief amongst these specialized providers are.
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Cactus Fly-In, Casa Grande AZ
Sure many of these services will be replaced, but the all in one type aviation services business will be tough, airport flight schools may opt out of other type services and concentrate on what they are good at and what is most profitable. A separate company specializing in aircraft washing will have its own washing procedures and can help aviation safety with regards to washing. The FBOs are adjusting their strategic marketing plans to meet the financial challenges in general aviation. Fly-ins and air shows like the Cactus Fly-In is a way all of us can show our support for our general aviation business sector. We are seeing a recovery in general aviation after many companies, especially FBO at smaller airports were forced out of business.
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Business Aviation Networking Notes
In corporate aviation, there are several key players in the field that you probably have heard of. Jet Aviation, TAG, and Netjets are some of the larger players and they all have a staff of qualified flight attendants or cabin service representatives on hand. Matt manages the Corporate Flight Attendant Community at http. Let's take a look at some ways to help you break in to business aviation by following certain tips. In addition, smaller players including Jet Alliance, Clay Lacy Aviation, and Trans Exec are part of the charter market.
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I Am Afraid Of Flying; You Are Not Getting Me A Light Plane
Those who travel on business in corporate jets it expands their abilities and size of their horizons. Go up for an introductory flight, it costs under $100. No you aren't you are simply fearing what you do not understand. Yes, a real ass flattener, no doubt about it, but modern air travel has brought our world together and expanded our horizons. I know what your answer will be, do you? Expand your horizon and see for yourself.
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Aviation Lawyer: Whether Passenger, Pilot or Owner, You May Need an Aviation Lawyer
If you or a family member has been the victim of an airplane accident, you should find an Aviation Lawyer (Attorney) to help you. The next step that Aviation Law took was in 1938 with the Civil Aeronautics Act which created a five person panel which dealt with aircraft, facility, and aviation law within the United States. Since 2000, the aviation industry has been in financial difficulty due to changes in world economy, the entrance of low-cost carriers, SARS, war, and, of course, terrorism. These accidents are unnecessary and if you or a family member has been a victim of airline negligence or outright, purposeful ignorance, you should contact an Aviation Lawyer who can help you. Find an Aviation Lawyer associated with a major Aviation Law Firm today at hugesettlements.
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The History of the Aircraft Wash Guys, Part Two
By that time Lance had been operating in many other industries such as Agriculture Cleaning, Concrete Cleaning, Fleet Washing, Auto Detailing, Car Washing and of course Aviation. The business plan on a napkin franchising idea lay dormant from 1985 to until 1993 when Lance went to go re-visit the Founder of LA Title at his Burbank, CA corporate high rise office building. Lance also got into trouble for flying under a bridge although his friend an FAA Examiner gave him a warning, If you ever try anything like that again, I'll have you thrown in jail, now get the hell out of here!. During this time Lance also became involved in motorcycle street racing, the speed did not bother him much, so he did quite well. Lance was looking to take all his knowledge and bring it to the market on a big scale starting in California and then the Sun Belt States and eventually into Europe.
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Entering Business Aviation, Part IV: Crafting a Resume
Matt manages the Aviation Employment Board a job resource center for aviators. In aviation, there are certain things that must be included in a résumé to help you get noticed. If you are applying for work overseas the company or agency may want this information in addition to a full length picture of yourself and a headshot. I have heard objections from some about this particular practice. If you want to work internationally, you must respect local laws and customs.
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The History of the Aircraft Wash Guys, Part Three
In aviation things are more critical than in the automotive sector, but he believed that being overly concerned with the little details would actually be a good thing and advantage over the competition when dealing with cars. Arthur helped the company design labels and with the help of his chemist design better products which were safe for the aviation cleaning industry working actually out of Lance's garage. Coming from aviation into automotive services he tended to run our business strictly by the book. Winslow has been so proactive in helping the team with environmental compliance and giving his expertise to government agencies who are developing BMPs for the Aviation Industry. Today the Aircraft Wash Guys team has washed for Millionaire Aviation, Executive Jet, etc.
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