Dayjet Is Dead

http://www.dayjet.com/

"Gezellig" wrote in message
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http://www.dayjet.com/

That is a shame; not a surprise, just a shame.

Of course, part of the administration's and the airline's justification for
user fees was based on the huge proliferation of tiny jets that was supposed to
darken our skies, so the silver lining to this is that the failure of the DayJet
business model will help AOPA's position a tiny bit.


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Vaughn

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On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 20:09:41 GMT, Vaughn Simon wrote:

That is a shame; not a surprise, just a shame.

Of course, part of the administration's and the airline's justification for
user fees was based on the huge proliferation of tiny jets that was supposed to
darken our skies, so the silver lining to this is that the failure of the DayJet
business model will help AOPA's position a tiny bit.

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Vaughn

It filled a known market (intrastate Florida for one). I got my PPL with
this void of travel intrastate.

Dayjet was a business that never seemed to know wtf it was doing. Ed
Iacobucci, an IBM vet and cofounder of Citrix Systems, ought to know how
to build a software company (which is what Dayjet came down to). They
never got a working model from the flight calculating software.

Then again, when the FAA pulls the plug on (the) Eclipse, they would
probably have been doomed anyway.

Gezellig wrote:
http://www.dayjet.com/

But Larry said they were profitable and doing well.

"Gezellig" wrote in message
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On Sat, 20 Sep 2008 20:09:41 GMT, Vaughn Simon wrote:

That is a shame; not a surprise, just a shame.

Of course, part of the administration's and the airline's justification
for
user fees was based on the huge proliferation of tiny jets that was
supposed to
darken our skies, so the silver lining to this is that the failure of the
DayJet
business model will help AOPA's position a tiny bit.

--
Vaughn

It filled a known market (intrastate Florida for one). I got my PPL with
this void of travel intrastate.

Dayjet was a business that never seemed to know wtf it was doing. Ed
Iacobucci, an IBM vet and cofounder of Citrix Systems, ought to know how
to build a software company (which is what Dayjet came down to). They
never got a working model from the flight calculating software.

Then again, when the FAA pulls the plug on (the) Eclipse, they would
probably have been doomed anyway.

Pull the plug on Elipse? They just passed the FAA's special certification
review, why would the FAA pull the plug on them now?