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We like the EPIC 1000, Freakonomics Blaming Business Aviation for Blocking ATC Privatization

We like the EPIC 1000, Freakonomics Blaming Business Aviation for Blocking ATC Privatization

Update: 2025-09-24
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Jessie returns from Vienna (yes, strudel and opera made the highlight reel) as she and Preston dive into Flyhouse’s takeover of ESPN’s College GameDay/Monday Night Countdown sponsorship from Wheels Up, questioning whether splashy sports tie-ins drive real customers or just help close big deals. They cover a major legal win for buy-the-seat operators like JSX at Westchester, unpack Freakonomics’ deep dive on ATC privatization and the industry’s shaky talking points, and spotlight Epic Aircraft hitting 100 deliveries of the E1000—now a serious contender in the single-engine turboprop market. The pair also discuss Vista’s sale of Red Wing to Bel Air (rebranded as Jet Excellence) and its bet on Citation X operations, plus lighter moments in their “Mile High Madness” segment—debunking bad Instagram “King Air math,” laughing at home cockpit sims, and celebrating Preston’s revived office plant.


Jessie’s Links:Private Aviation Safety Alliance: www.FlyingPrivate.org LinkedIn: ⁠jessienaor  ⁠Preston’s Links:Prestige Aircraft Finance:⁠https://prestigefinance.com/⁠Private Jet Insider (Newsletter):⁠ https://prestonholland.com⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠/prestonholland  ⁠X (Formerly Known as Twitter): ⁠https://x.com/prestonholland6⁠

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We like the EPIC 1000, Freakonomics Blaming Business Aviation for Blocking ATC Privatization

We like the EPIC 1000, Freakonomics Blaming Business Aviation for Blocking ATC Privatization

Jessie Naor and Preston Holland | Experts in Private and Corporate Aviation