Montreal based Bombardier is discontinuing production Of the Learjet line of business jets at the end of the year. 1800 Jobs are expected to be lost. (The drive) reports
The funny thing is... I thought I was going to read that celebrities were trying to be more green and fly commercial more. Now I read that in fact, celebrities are choosing to buy bigger and larger planes...
If anyone here doesn't see the sheer hypocrisy... then you're an idiot.
If I was going to own or fly a fixed wing AC, the Lear would be my preferred choice.
When I get one, I'll be sure to let you all know. It'll be right after they announce my name as a lottery winner.
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I've had the opportunity to fly on a few of them. You can actually fit 7 passengers... the 7th seat is the toilet, but it does have a seat-belt, and a cushion that goes on top of the lid. I would not want to be that guy.
I've had the opportunity to fly on a few of them. You can actually fit 7 passengers... the 7th seat is the toilet, but it does have a seat-belt, and a cushion that goes on top of the lid. I would not want to be that guy.
Oh, I don't know. Depending on who the pilot was, you might want to be near the toilet.
I rode in one the Navy had leased, I believe it was around 1978. Flew from the old naval air station near Oakland (Alameda I think) to New Orleans La on emergency leave. It was a nice trip. There were only 3 of us. 2 lt birds and myself.
I rode in one the Navy had leased, I believe it was around 1978. Flew from the old naval air station near Oakland (Alameda I think) to New Orleans La on emergency leave. It was a nice trip. There were only 3 of us. 2 lt birds and myself.
See there, I knew you were "special" or, maybe the correct term is important. Yeah, I know, emergency leave is a special situation. But, I still think you're "special".
Only reason I made the flight was emergency leave. I sat in a seat away from the ossifers and slept almost the whole flight. It was a very quiet aircraft.