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Old July 10th 03, 02:55 PM
Robert Moore
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"Justin Maas" wrote
A lot of part 135 operations are VIP missions - I know of
several CEOs that aren't allowed to fly commercial because of
their insurance policies.


What a bunch of BS. Part 121 operations are statisically the
safest form of flying without question.
Those CEOs just don't want to share the plane with the poor
folks. They also want a flightcrew (chauffeur) who will show
them "proper respect".

Bob Moore
 




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