Thread: Spotted MJ today in his G-IV

His Hanes commercials paid for this...

Originally Posted by dvh

To Njave's point--You have a lot of choices with what types of airports you fly into and aren't going to be interfacing with the general public at the majority of these executive airports. In fact unless you've got a jet most people would probably never see the plane. For example the executive airport in Miami was 9 miles away from MIA and off the beaten path. Most we fly into are the same. Totally different deal than the lack of privacy issues he was referring to I believe...

Your exactly right. The general public will almost never see these jets. I even know a few ballplayers who have a picture of their face on the side of their jet LOL

balling (jawdrop)

LMAO at the Lebron comment. The greatest is still traveling in style.

Originally Posted by 123456

You must be very important to be in flown in and out of airports on company Jet. Lucky..., but I gotta say with those figures, the company would save insane money even if you put you on First Class every trip everywhere. 5-10G's an HOUR. Oh my....

Have you ever flown with the Air Lines? Do you know how much time is wasted waiting in airports? Do you know you dont have any privacy even in first class to work on highly sensitive company information?

Time is money. If you put a few execs on an Air Line in First Class they cant work. Then with the wasted time in airports, there is a lot of time wasted when paying these people $50,000-200,000+ a month. With a private jet you drive to the plane and get in. I have no idea what the OP does, nor does it matter, but a company doesnt have to own a jet. Owning is pretty expensive, but worth it if its used. Google owns a small fleet of jets as do most companies of that size. But if you are a smaller company fractional ownership isnt that expensive, but then you dont really have the continence factor of leaving whenever you want.

Now if only I could con my way onto a private jet....

thanks for sharing this - i've often wondered if in fact jet ownership can ever be practical.. even if it isn't, i suppose privacy will often trump practicality

Air Jordan and the high life, dope jet

Hahahahaha.. That's it...!!!!!!

Does he still own the Highland Park house?

Oddly enough, Air Jordan is not listed as the owner. FAA Registry - Aircraft - N-Number Inquiry