As the world wrestles with the COVID-19 outbreak we are resolved to take the steps necessary to deal with the new realities effecting every one of us. Thankfully, those realities include some level of gratification in that, flying privately in and of itself is a meaningful step toward minimizing the risk of contact with infectious pathogens.
Of all the routes we fly on a regular basis, there is none more interesting and enjoyable than between the West Coast and the Hawaiian Islands. No matter what the airplane or class of service, flying to Hawaii is always special—
The use of independent, third-party auditors to rate a company’s performance and regulatory compliance is a time-honored practice that dates back to the early 20th century. It was an innovation first applied to railroad bonds by an analyst named John Moody.
We are living in a time where information technology has forever altered the way we buy, sell, read, write, work, play, and travel. Being connected everywhere and all the time is part of daily life for most of us, including me. And, as much as I like to decry the syndrome, I’ll confess that whenever I am away from my “devices,” I get an uneasy feeling.
