The first time I experienced this phenomenon, it was the noise that got me. It was a loud whooshing sound that felt vaguely apocalyptic, if the apocalypse was happening in a car wash. I fly out of Denver, so this is a regular occurrence for me, but that first time felt otherworldly, almost claustrophobic, especially since I was watching workers outside the plane do things I’d never seen them do before. But for many passengers, it’s the smell that hits them first.
Beyond the Speed Hype: The Urgent Conversation Business Aviation Can’t Ignore
Any time a business aircraft breaks yet another speed record, the media is quick to report on this achievement. The news almost writes itself – another city pair covered faster, yet another...
