Cockpit of the Learjet 60 I fly.

Say what? It's YOUR jet? Or do you just fly one?

This is what I fly for a living. Oh what fun!

Bobby G.

Glass cockpit. Very nice airplane. Do you fly corporate or charter, shared, etc.?

where are the cigar burns?

very very cool

I fly Fractional owners. People or corporations buy a share in a certain type jet similair to a time share. They usually buy 100 flight hour per year to start. They just call the company and schedule a trip and I show up to get them. I've been doing this type of flying for the last 6.5 years. I'm currently trying to got hired by jetBlue. They and Southwest are the only two airlines worth working for these days. My company website is www.Flexjet.com if your interested in see the types of planes our company flys.

Take care,

Bobby G.

I built Lears back in the late 70's early 80's before their operation went belly-up in Tucson. Never heard of the 60 line.

Purp

Learjet was purchased years ago by Bomabardier Aerospace. They are builing the current learjets. The model 60 came out in the mid 80's. There newest lear is the model 40 which was certified this year. The 40 is just a shortend version of the lear45 which came into the market place in 2001. The 45 is the first learjet ever built from the ground up by Bombardier. Tuscan is producing the Bombardier Challeger 300.

Keeping the shiny side up!

Bobby G.

vee2plus20,

Are you based at Love Field?

nice ride i painted corp. jets for 11 years saw many famous peoples rides

I live in North Texas. I fly from Love field, Addison, and DFW.

Bobby G.

I love to watch the jets when they take off from Executive Airport in Sacramento. I see them when I'm sitting on my patio with a good cigar. Part of the golf course is in between the airport and my house, so the planes are relatively low when they flew over our area.

The company that bought out the company that I work for has a private jet. Beechcraft I believe. Which one is manufactured in St. Louis?

I don't believe any corporate jets are manufactured in STL.

Beechcraft was purchased in the 80's by Raytheon. They now build the old beechcraft products.

Bobby G.