Category Archives: Pilot’s Blog Book

Hand Prints in the Sand

Posted on February 20, 2012 by John S Goulet

I checked into the Intercontinental Carlton Cannes Hotel after a short drive in from the Nice Airport. The receptionist welcomed me with a smile and the concierge handed me a guide to his city. “Welcome to the best city in … Continue reading →

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Dancing in the Shadow of JFK

Posted on February 10, 2012 by John S Goulet

I always wondered what Dallas was known for. I really couldn’t think of anything except cowboys and, of course, the Dallas Cowboys and the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. So when I had a day off in Dallas I wasn’t sure what … Continue reading →

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Cory, Kelly, Jens and the Continuance

Posted on January 18, 2012 by John S Goulet

What makes a good flight school? Good location, good prices, good equipment but most of all good instructors. What makes a good instructor? That may be a little tougher to determine. From the first time I walked into the busy … Continue reading →

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EAN Hanger Jet Center Update

Posted on November 20, 2011 by John S Goulet

So much has happened at the hangar I can only share a few highlights. Earlier in April we handled a beautiful American Gulfstream IV in Lagos and Abuja. I  met the principle Mark Mobius who manages the Franklin Templeton Emerging … Continue reading →

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Little Big Horn by Gold Wing

Posted on August 13, 2011 by John S Goulet

JUNE 25TH 1876 133 years before the Battle of Little Big Horn the French explorer, La Verendrye, brought the first old world Spanish horses into the Dakotas from somewhere down in Nebraska. The horses, left to run wild by the … Continue reading →

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Motorcycle Boids or “Safety in Flocking”

Posted on August 12, 2011 by John S Goulet

When we strike out on our rally rides to places like Devil’s Tower, Sundance, Custer State Park, the Badlands, Wind Cave National Park, Hot Springs, Mammoth Site, Mount Rushmore and a hundred other attractions there is no accounting for why … Continue reading →

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