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Doctor John W. Vanderbilt
March 1921 - September 2000
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Today Pacific Air Cargo recieved the seven new aircraft that we leased from Talbot Aircraft Sales. These aircraft will be put into service on Friday, April 20, 2001. Pilots wishing to upgrade thier aircraft should check thier hours and submit a request for aircraft upgrades. This can be done from the Hanger Page.
Today, Pacific Air Cargo upgraded it's operation. New aircraft were added and the new Company structure was put into action. This will allow for larger and longer flights. New cargo flights are coming in daily and we are posting them as fast as we can. Stay tuned and check into the operations page for more information.
Work has been going on day and night on the new airport expansion project. However the rain we got the past few days has caused some problems. These problems are being addressed as we speak. That is to say, the forman has hired a diver to look for the Bull dozer. But not to worry, things will be fine. On the down side, the dozer was parked in the parking lot, next to the Vice Presidents new car.
Due to an incident that occured last month in which some pilots played a "Little Joke" on our Mechanic, Tom Mills, a pay cut of $100 per month will be deducted from the pay check of each of the pilots that participated in this little prank. This will be put towards the Hospital Bill. In a related story, construction workers find 5 pilots locked in the NDB shack at the end of the runway. The pilots reported that they were konked on the head in the middle of the night by someone wearing a flight suit with no arms. When brought to the VP's attention, he just smiled and said "Isn't that interesting".
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Mrs. Baker has requested that the pilots stop flying low over her house. It has been scaring her poodle and all of it's fur has fallen off. In turn she has agreed to keep her two daughters from sunbathing in their back yard, wearing nothing but a smile.
The Coast Guard Air Station Crew in Astoria, are looking for the pilots responsible for putting uncooked easter eggs in their annual easter egg hunt last Sunday. A $50 reward has been offered for information leading to their capture.
$100 has been offered for anyone collecting $50 from the Coast Guard.
