Scott International Procedures Course (IPC) helps keep your flight crews successfully fly you, your team, or your family around the world with confidence. If you’re flying outside of the USA, then, you’ll need your flight crew to be trained on the latest policies and procedures for operating your private jet […]
Pilot Reliability Training (for crews)
Posted on May 7, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
A smart private jet owner or operator appreciates a safe pilot. And, a safe pilot appreciates good training that reduces risk and makes them better aviators. Convergent Performance provides an extra edge on safety with their Pilot Reliability Trainings. I’ve personally completed their course. It’s an affordable refresher for your […]
PJP 007 | Private Jet Maintenance Matters
Posted on April 16, 2013 Written by 2 Comments
Maintaining your private jet matters when it comes to increasing value and reducing risk. But, how do you maintain your private jet? What do you need? And, what do you watch for when it comes to private jet maintenance so you, your people, or your family remain safe in the […]
Fuelerlinx (shop & compare contract jet fuel prices)
Posted on March 12, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
Fuel is a massive expense in private jet operations. So, it makes sense to pay the lowest price per gallon. Fuelerlinx helps you do this by comparing fuel pricing at airports. It’s an Expedia for jet fuel shopping. Try them out today and mention you heard about them from The […]
PJP 006 | Facility Fundamentals For Private Jets
Posted on March 11, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
Once the right equipment (airplane) is secured, the next step is finding suitable facilities to store and support your private jet. But, what matters most… and what should you look for in ground-based assets to increase value and reduce risk? This episode delivers candid answers to these questions. And, I […]
PJP 005 | Private Jet Equipment Expectations
Posted on March 4, 2013 Written by 2 Comments
Too many private jet principals, partners, and passengers make the mistake of buying and relying on the wrong equipment. When this happens, expectations are not met… and everyone gets frustrated. In this episode you’ll learn three reasons why the right equipment matters so much: I’ll discuss how to match equipment […]
PJP 004 | First Who, The Right People & Partners For Your Private Jet
Posted on February 18, 2013 Written by 9 Comments
In this episode I review the “First Who” principal for your private jet ventures. This idea was popularized by Jim Collins in his book, “Good To Great.” But, why is it important to aviation? Simple. Because just like in your business, getting the right people and partners in your private […]
General Aviation Manufacturers Association
Posted on January 29, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
The General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA) exists to promote general aviation’s economic contributions and transportation service to communities, companies, and individuals around the world.
No Plane No Gain (facts & data supporting private jet use in business)
Posted on January 29, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
No Plane No Gain is your one-stop resource for facts, data, and research supporting the use of private aviation to support companies, communities, citizens and our country. Sponsored by the National Business Aircraft Association (NBAA) and the General Aviation Manufacturers Association (GAMA), No Plane No Gain is must-read material for […]
PJP 003 | Investment Intent & Policy
Posted on January 29, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
Private jet investment intent and policy (or lack of) can mean the difference in owning, operating, and flying on a private jet the right way… or the headache way. Get it right, and ROI goes up. Get it wrong, and you’re back on the airlines in no time… wasting time. […]
PJP 002 | Vision, Values, & Leadership
Posted on January 23, 2013 Written by 3 Comments
This episode dives into three business basics applied to private aviation for improving value and reducing risk. Learn how to turn these fundamentals into questions that can make owning, operating, and flying on private jets a successful venture vs. a giant headache. And, I’ll reveal the number one thing to […]
PJP 001 | Show Premise & Key Questions
Posted on January 22, 2013 Written by Leave a Comment
In this first episode, I discuss the premise of the show and define my unapologetic position on applying proven business principles to private aviation. And, I address the two most important success factors that are unknowingly overlooked by many who own, operate, and fly on private aircraft. I also review key […]
