Podcast
Private Jet Podcast
Hosted by Tom Wachowski · EN
Conversations that reduce risk and increase value in business and private aviation.
57episodes
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#57 | Throwback Episodes – Vision, Values, & Leadership PLUS The Right People & Partners
Jan 2, 201800:23:02Tap to summarizeshow notes coming soon
Transcribe →#56 | Defending The Business Jet w/ Craig Picken
Dec 2, 201700:43:55Tap to summarizeWe’re back after a whirlwind Fall. Enjoy this episode on defending your company’s use of business jet(s) to create value. More show notes coming soon. -Tom
Transcribe →#55 | The Pilot Shortage – Drivers That Keep Good Pilots Around
Sep 1, 201700:31:42Tap to summarizeThis episode discusses the pilot shortage problem and helps answer the question, “How do I keep my pilots(s)?” We’ll hack through the hearsay and discuss five data points that can drive your pilot retention up, or down… so you can decide how to manage pilot retention in your flight operation. […]
Transcribe →#54 | Privatization of Air Traffic Control, AIRR Act – HR 2997 w/ NBAA’s Dan Hubbard
Aug 1, 201700:32:14Tap to summarizeThe AIRR Act – H.R.2997 is a bill designed to reauthorize Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) funding, which runs out September 30th, 2017. But, it contains language for privatizing air traffic control (ATC) by handing the ATC current system to a non-for-profit corporate entity, empowered with taxing authority and overseen by […]
Transcribe →#53 | Business Aviation Contracts, Negotiations, & Valuations w/ Private Aviation Attorney James Butler of Shaircraft
Jul 1, 201700:43:36Tap to summarizeYour private aviation risk-return factor, including financial, legal, and safety, will be based on contractual agreements between you and your aviation provider including charter, membership, fractional and full ownership. The documents behind your business jet travels will contain familiar language, foreign language, and fine print that defines every detail down […]
Transcribe →#52 | Finding & Filling Charter Jet Flights w/ Paul Mulko & OpenPoint.co
Jun 2, 201700:22:55Tap to summarizeAlmost every business aviation user has chartered (rented) aircraft to meet their on-demand travel needs. But, until recently, finding available charter aircraft and the associated trip cost was a painful process that took too much time. First we needed to know who provided private aircraft. Then, we had to call […]
Transcribe →#51 | Private Jet Cards
May 1, 201700:35:54Tap to summarizeAccessing private aviation to support your business or family travel goals can be accomplished via four main methods: ownership, charter, club, and private jet card. Each method meets a market need with the jet card being one of the industry’s latest innovations. But, what is the jet card? And, what […]
Transcribe →#50 | Aircraft Overview – Falcon 2000S vs. Challenger 350
Apr 1, 201700:22:22Tap to summarizeFree Report: Falcon 2000S vs. Challenger 350 Cost Analysis. When you utilize business aviation, chartering, leasing, or buying into a business aircraft, you’ll need to decide which aircraft matches or exceeds your expectations. Choosing the wrong aircraft means inevitable frustration. It feels like work managing the asset. Choosing the right […]
Transcribe →#49 | Aircraft Residual Values & Other Market Intelligence w/ Paul Cardarelli of JetNet
Mar 1, 201700:27:29Tap to summarizeTo make smart business aircraft decisions, you’ll need real-time, comprehensive industry intelligence. Data! For aircraft principles, partners, and passengers… this data helps you determine how to move your asset on the chess board. In this episode, Paul Cardarelli from JetNet, the world leader in aviation market intelligence since 1988, joins […]
Transcribe →#48 | What Aircraft Costs are Important?
Feb 2, 201700:36:28Tap to summarizeWhat’s it cost? This is almost always the first question in business aviation. But, it’s the wrong first question. Instead, first ask “what costs are important?” This is quality planning discussed in episode 47. Identifying the important costs (metrics) first means straighter path, less surprises, better quality control later. To […]
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