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That way in some months I had $2500 or even $3000 and in some, I had $1800 of which 6 might have come from cash flow.I was very fortunate in life: I joined the Air Force after school and become an aviator. 

I went through my ATC training there and was a TAC NCO for the WOCs in flight school, lots of fun in aviation!

The actor John Travolta had a home in an afflluent aviation fly in community there in Daytona. 

I guess it goes back to my aviation days and staring at sectional charts trying to figure out how to get one place to the other.. 

The degree provided me with a great foundation of business, management, and of course aviation expertise, but never stop learning.

well I would not go that far.. for many there is an aviation saying it goes like this.... actually a few... 

As for TSA this is why you see some pretty cool charters starting up that work out of General Aviation terminals and have either no screening or limited.. now I hope the bad people don't figure that out.. 

I just reserved the side room at Aviator's Restaurant at the Executive Airport.Admission, because nothing's free, is $20.

We are data geeks here and from my 20 years in aviation in finance and marketing, as well as International Business via WSU, we track everything.