September  2012
Issue: 4
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The Monthly Dispatch

Greetings!  

 

Throughout the summer, we've used The Monthly Dispatch to inform you about N-Jet's future plans and proud accomplishments.  As the season begins to change, we've decided to also shift gears and focus more on YOU, the employees who make it all happen.  In this issue, we'll start sharing some of the extraordinary -- or just plain amusing -- things you do while contributing to our success here at N-Jet.   

 

Do you have a story to share?  Please let us know!

N-Jet Employees Make the "Nice" List 

 

While on a summer charter in Michigan, N-Jet pilots Howard Seedorf and Bill Guderly couldn't help but notice something strange as they checked into their hotel.  All around them were  grown men with real white beards, red suits and bellies that shook when they laughed.  

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Bill with Fred "Santa" Ludwig (pictured left) 

It didn't take long to discover that they'd entered into an annual Santa Claus Convention.  The event is not for your average mall Santa; it's a professional conference attended only by expert St. Nicks from across the country.   

Such an odd encounter prompted the pilots to e-mail a photo to the Charter team, only to catch yet another N-Jet employee by surprise. When the photo arrived in Becky Novakoski's inbox, she couldn't believe her eyes.  One of the"Santas" was an old friend! 
 
Years ago, while living in New Jersey, Becky had met Fred (pictured left) at a garage sale and commented that he would make an excellent Santa.  As any professional would do, he passed her a business card and replied, "I am Santa!"  
 
"For the next four years, my friends and I hired Fred 'Santa' Ludwig to come to Christmas parties for our children, and he truly was the perfect Santa," explained Becky.  "When I asked Bill where he was when this photo was taken, and he said Michigan during a Santa convention, I knew that he was with my Santa -- Fred!  What a small world."  

September's Featured Aircraft:

Citation Excel 

 

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The Citation Excel is a turbofan powered, medium-sized business jet.  A combination of proven technology and design empower it with versatility and capabilities that make it the "workhorse" of the N-Jet fleet. 

 

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The functional cabin comfortably seats six  to  eight passengers, and is the roomiest in its class of light corporate jets.   Many N-Jet clients favor the Excel for short and medium-range flights.  

 

Excel Aft ImageThis type of aircraft is highly sought after in the charter market, and we're proud to have it in our fleet.   



Countdown image Only 108 more days until we move to Hangar 15...are you ready?  
In This Issue
N-Jet Employees Make the "Nice" List
Facility Update
Did You Know?
Birthdays and Anniversaries
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On September 23, 1911, Earl Ovington carried the 1st airmail in the United States in a Blériot monoplane from Nassau Boulevard Aerodome, Long Island to Mineola, Long Island.






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September Birthdays:

Lorraine Borchardt -  Sept 6

Bob Sawush - Sept 9

Bill Watson - Sept 10

Jim Diamond - Sept 10

James Meyers - Sept 14

Howard Seedorf - Sept 18

Lou Anne Cronin - Sept 20

Jordan Boyer - Sept 28

Bill Guderly - Sept 29

Steve McFadden - Sept 29

 
 
 
September Anniversaries:  
 
Charles Lindberg - 6 Years  

Jim Markley - 7 Years
 
Philip Rizzo - 4 Years
 
Douglas Garcia - 7 Years
 
Lorraine Borchardt - 8 Years 

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