February 13, 2025 3 Questions (NTSB) with ANJET CEO, Anthony Newcombe Aircraft accidents Q1: What do you make of all of the recent aircraft crashes? (Quinn A., Paramus, N.J.) A: Thank you for your question Quinn. First of all, our hearts go out to all of the victims and family members of those affected by […]
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with ANJET CEO, Anthony Newcombe November 26, 2024 First, our ANJET family would like to extend a HAPPY AND SAFE HOLIDAY TO ALL! Okay, let’s get right to it … SHOUT OUT OF THE MONTH Our #SOOTM goes to our FAA! The month began with a few odd shootings at the Haiti International Airport (resulting […]
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3 QUESTIONS with ANJET CEO, Anthony Newcombe SHAZAM!! # 1 Q: What do you think of the new speed train from L.A. to Vegas in about 2 hours’ time? A: Actually, I was completely surprised by the announcement. I had been following the story for quite a while but, like many, assumed the project was […]
Read More3 Questions with ANJET CEO, Anthony Newcombe WELL FOLKS, IT’S NOW THE END OF 2023. We wish you all a happy and safe holiday season and the same for 2024! #Shoutouts December’s Shout Out goes to all the people who assisted in planning our annual event. We know how demanding things can get – especially […]
Read More3 QUESTIONS with our ANJET CEO, Anthony Newcombe ShoutOuts: We chose the commercial pilots on the verge of striking as this month’s #ShoutOuts. No one likes or wants to hear about any strike, but it’s important for the aggrieved to get justice and allow the process to play out. We (and they likewise) are aware […]
Read More3 Questions with our CEO Anthony Newcombe Happy almost-winter folks! Rather than make you wait until 2023, we are going to add a little newbie to our lineup this month. Anthony would like to feature our new “shout outs” to various online personalities whom Anthony either follows and/ or admires. It is a great way […]
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HIT US WITH TRAVEL!
3 Questions with our CEO, Anthony Newcombe What’s your #1 safety recommendation for travel? Keep that seat belt on! I know it sounds simple (and redundant) but if you’re paying close attention, the atmospheric turbulence has risen dramatically – resulting in many more injuries sustained in flight. Always best to keep belt buckled (even if […]
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