BeechTalk - BT

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:02

Username Protected wrote:

Got some program fuel in tx for 2.82 for the jet on the way home from az this sunday.

Hot damn, which program?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:08

Username Protected wrote:

Fuel programs are the way to go. Get all of them. I have made several trips over the past couple weeks. My home airport was $5.70 (They are crooks) and the other four airports I visited on the road were $3.30, $3.36, $3.38, and $4.60)

Agreed, we had several of them, but never CAA and we also never got $3.anything anywhere that I can remember.

It certainly sounds like CAA is the new game in town. Based on how they operate, that's a great thing too. The more people they get on board, the lower the prices will go.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:11

Username Protected wrote:

How about a Cessna Caravan?

Forgot my smiley

double up, just in case

Throw the caravan in. Those spend a lot of time at low altitude. There are a ton of them also. Not aware of any issues.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:11

CAA IS the bomb but i cant kiss and tell lol

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:12

Username Protected wrote:

Got some program fuel in tx for 2.82 for the jet on the way home from az this sunday.

That's great. It keeps getting cheaper.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:12

Prices on jet juice makes it a great time to own a turbine!

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:14

Username Protected wrote:

CAA IS the bomb but i cant kiss and tell lol

Michael, we're talking twins here, gas prices are irrelevant. Now did a Cessna Caravan have to ditch because of an engine failure or not......

Think Hawaii, think birth certificate, think swimming......when a perfectly good SECOND engine would have taken you back to the runway.......

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:18

Username Protected wrote:

Here's the real question: is your life, and the life of your family, worth the extra training it takes to properly fly a multi engine turbine? .

Show me the lives ended by engine failure in a SETP? Where are the caskets?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:21

Now thats cheap, cant be CAA as the cheapest fuel is at $3.23 this week.

Username Protected wrote:

Got some program fuel in tx for 2.82 for the jet on the way home from az this sunday.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:22

Username Protected wrote:

Here's the real question: is your life, and the life of your family, worth the extra training it takes to properly fly a multi engine turbine? .

Show me the lives ended by engine failure in a SETP? Where are the caskets?

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:23

Username Protected wrote:

I'm sorry Charles, but don't you remember our 'cut' in promoting twin engine safety?

Ha. Yeah.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:25

Username Protected wrote:

I'm sorry Charles, but don't you remember our 'cut' in promoting twin engine safety?

Ha. Yeah.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:25

I flirted with the fat chick no kidding 2.82, private list price was higher.

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:26

Username Protected wrote:

I flirted with the fat chick no kidding 2.82, caa lost price was higher.

pics or it did not happen :-)

Username Protected · **Posted:** 02 Dec 2014, 00:27

Username Protected wrote:

Prices on jet juice makes it a great time to own a turbine!

This whole conversation is tempting me in ways that I shouldn't let myself be tempted...

It's like when that smokin hot girl applies for the assistant position you have advertised. She has no qualifications at all... but, but...

I hired the very well qualified fat girl and have never regretted it.

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