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It must depend. If you live close to the airport where your jet is, and you can fly above the corridors (13000 feet?), it must work. I worked at a "startup-ish"
by jacobush 7y ago
It must depend. If you live close to the airport where your jet is, and you can fly above the corridors (13000 feet?), it must work. I worked at a "startup-ish" company which got their own jet, they sometimes took staff for a quick weekend trip to somewhere in the sun.
- sokoloff 7y agoThe fuel burn on any turbine down low is eye-watering. Jets almost always fly far higher than the low arrival corridors. It’s problematic for some that are temporarily restricted from RVSM airspace (so are pinned down to 28K feet or lower). Even on a 45 minute hop, the jet will climb into the 20s.
- jacobush 7y agoOoops I meant 13000 meters. AKA 40k feet or so.