I liked this article in AOPA Magazine so much I wanted to reprint it here. Find out how business aircraft can help you and your business: either flying it yourself, or using a charter company for occasional trips.

You don’t have to be a Fortune 500 company or multinational corporation to benefit from using a general aviation aircraft in pursuit of business. In fact, thousands of entrepreneurs and small companies currently use GA aircraft and gain a competitive advantage. Why not you? Buying an aircraft for your business makes sense. Read on to see why.

Read the whole story on AOPA here.

For more information about chartering an airplane for your next business trip, or to find out how to take the first steps in learning to become a pilot yourself, contact Greg.

 

Our latest video production comes from my charter company QuikCharter where we offer excellent value in short-range day trips using a Cirrus SR22 aircraft. In this 2 minute overview, I’m the narrator (and on-camera pilot) as we showcase the ease and convenience of using an air charter / air taxi service. Let us know what you think… and always feel free to contact me for more information about flight training or chartering.

The Cirrus Owners and Pilot’s Association (COPA) regularly holds intense training weekends throughout the world. This weekend, Las Vegas and Nellis Approach will be busy working more airplanes than usual, as the Cirrus Pilot Proficiency Program (CPPP) comes to North Las Vegas.

If you’re a Cirrus driver attending the event, be sure to say hello, as I’ll once again be instructing at this valuable training event. If you’re a Cirrus driver not attending, why not?  It’s an outstanding program. I’ve been to numerous weekend events (Seattle, Van Nuys, and Concord) and I learn something new every time.  I make sure that my clients do, too.

If you fly Cirrus airplanes and haven’t attended a CPPP, I urge you to consider it as part of your annual recurrent training. Contact me for more information.