Somebody had a VERY Bad Monday (pictures)

[booondocker]

Okay....one flap up and one flap down, diddle diddle dumpling my son John!

Let me see, this guy looses a hillycopter just before he was to be air-lifted off his Yacht.

Then his new "inspected and deemed air-worthy" jet becomes unflappable....

Co-owner of Microsoft.....Hummmmmm......

Maybe Billy Boy wants the whole show and is trying to off this guy....whachathink?

BTW Silver and Blue are Deetroit Lion colors....yah might want to rethink that color combo there mister! I know...I know....we'll get'em next year....ah, huh! Heard that one before....course....green and yellow would not have been my pick either...who would have thunk it???

Besides....looks like maybe someone should be searching for an ark with the big melt headed thadaway!

 

[MRVECTOR]

Just curious, is that what the Gulfstream 5 cost? 50 Million? They are considered to be one of the top of the line private jet aircraft, if not the top of the line.

 

[harvest1121]

Most of the bigger private jets are in that $45 - $65 m. There is a Gs v and a Gs 550. They are testing a G650 that I think will be for sale in 2 years if you can get one. Bombardier has a comparison Jet in a Global Express XRS that people like Opera has.

 

[dcsnomo]

Over my long and storied corporate career I had access to company planes at two jobs. One of them was a Gulfstream, fine way to travel! The only problem was that the restrictions were so tight as to who could use it that for me to be on it I there had to be a CEO or division president on board (I would be their guest). They were such a pain in the azz to sit on a plane with I chose commercial whenever I could. At another job there was a jet and a King Air. I could use the King Air with just one other VP since it was not a jet and it only required one pilot. My buddy (another VP) and I flew the wings off that plane. Great way to travel! Our best trip was to Marquette to work with the old Taystee bakery, which the company I worked for owned at the time. Great fishing that day, and a route driver had brought in 2 cases of OV from Canada for the "market tour"!

Good thing I never abused that plane privilege!!!