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National Geographic : 1982 Mar
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THE BUSINESS AIRPLANE REPORTS NUMBER SEVEN IN A SERIES OF DISCUSSIONS WITH EXECUTIVES ABOUT TO BUY AN AIRPLANE. HOW TO PROTECT YOUR COMPANY'S MOST VALUABLE ASSETS FROM THE WEAR-AND-TEAR OF BUSINESS TRAVEL. There never seem to be enough good management people to go around. So, chances are, yours are spread a bit thinner than usual right now. As a result, they've probably never needed to travel more-or more efficiently-than they do today. Yet, the state of our public transportationsystem makes this next to impossible. Airline cutbacks and deregulation have reduced access to more than 72 cities in just the last three years. And since 1968, over a third of all the communities once served by major airlines have been dropped from the schedule. That leaves you with a lot more road to cover if the airline's destination doesn't coincide with yours. And at 55 mph, the road is no place to be making up for lost time. That's why it's pointless to expect your key people to accomplish more on a tighter schedule unless you've provided them with the one tool that can make it possible. A company airplane. It's the most basic, most logical investment you can make to improve the productivity of your top people. PUTTING TIME BACK ON YOUR SIDE. By freeing your executive staff from the rigid time tables and routings of the scheduled carriers,a company airplaneputs you in total control of your travel agenda. You go straightfrom your car to the flight line with no ticket lines, baggagecounters or boarding passes in between. You can leave at a moment's notice. Fly direct to your destination.Land at any of the airportsthe air lines use (plus 12,000 more they don't). Conduct your business and often return in time to be back in the office the same day. As you might expect, this kind of efficiency and flexibility is catching on fast in the corporateworld. In fact, today one out of every three intercity air travelers now arrives on a business aircraft. Perhaps it's time you decided to do the same. TAKING THE FIRST STEP. To help you get started, we've prepareda free and comprehensive portfolio of Business Airplane Reports. To receive yours, simply write on your letterheadto: Beech Aircraft Corporation,Dept. A 7, Wichita, Kansas 67201. If you'd rather call, phone collect and ask for Del Chitwood: 316-681-8219. A Raytheon Company Member General Aviation Manufacturers Association
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