Thanks for Your Support, Pete Ginocchio
When business jets first were offered in the late 1950s, many chief pilots initially were excited by the prospect of being able to fly at speeds never before possible. But some flight department managers wondered whether the new, sophisticated corporate turbojets would be as easy to maintain as...
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