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In this photo you’ll see a very exaggerated example of a wind correction heading used to maintain our desired track. The course flown was 323 degrees with a wind correction heading of 303 degrees, a 20 degree difference. You’ll also notice we had a left quartering headwind at 144 knots in speed. That explains our large wind correction angle.
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Welcome to the first video in our Notice To Airmen Series (NOTAMs) of video interviews! In this series, I sit down with various aviation business owners and professionals in order to get to know the proprietors in addition to learning more about their products and services available to us in the aviation community.
Today’s video is how to setup a do-it-yourself fractional ownership program for any of your underutilized assets. Though the shared ownership concept can apply to pretty much any piece of equipment, vehicle, etc, such as a power boat or camera equipment, we’ll be focusing on how to use a do-it-yourself fractional service to either share your aircraft with other partners or find an aircraft partnership to participate in.
In this interview I’m joined with Paul Citarella of diyFractional.com who created such a website and service designed to help individuals facilitate fractional ownership programs like mentioned above. Paul’s website not only allows you to share your asset, but to also seek other assets for shared use and includes equipment management tools like scheduling, expense tracking, voting, and more.
Check out the video above to learn more about Paul Citarella and diyFractional.com so you can start sharing your underutilized assets and equipment like a boss!
Clear Skies & Calm Winds,
Len @ ThePilotReport.com