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avherald, thank God. Now I know that we talk about the same topic, a real topic, no jokes. Adults talk about aviation.
But who on Earth would call my friend 3WE a junior member
, if not you.
Airbus A320. Not really my favorite a/c type. But nevertheless almost everybody owns such a jet:
American Airlines, United Airlines, Air Canada, Lufthansa, ..... ....
And I still love my favorite airline because here we have worldwide (?) one of only a few CEOs or even the only CEO (?) who knows the A320 really really good:
Lufthansa CEO and active Flight Captain (Airbus A320) Carsten Spohr.
If you ask me, Spohr has to stay with the Lufthansa as a CEO at least for the next 10 years!
In my eyes "here at Lufthansa" (that's how I call my favorite airline) we never had a CEO, who is
1. so young, Chief Captain Spohr is only 12 years older than me
2. so able to build the bridge between aviation as a profession and not only the long lasting customers, but he stands infront of a German TV camera and asks all people who like to fly in Germany
for patience, almost on his knees.
3. In day-to-day business, Spohr is humble, almost invisible. I'd say Spohr follows the steps of Wolfgang Mayrhuber (22.03.1947-01.12.2018_): active engineer/pilot, then LH CEO,
and then Lufthansa Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender.
To make a long entry short, for A320 you should rather ask Chief Captain Spohr.
I am rather 737, 757, 767 and... 747.
Probably one of the youngest jetphoto forum members who still owns the 747 as my avatar (?) .
But who on Earth would call my friend 3WE a junior member
, if not you.Airbus A320. Not really my favorite a/c type. But nevertheless almost everybody owns such a jet:
American Airlines, United Airlines, Air Canada, Lufthansa, ..... ....
And I still love my favorite airline because here we have worldwide (?) one of only a few CEOs or even the only CEO (?) who knows the A320 really really good:
Lufthansa CEO and active Flight Captain (Airbus A320) Carsten Spohr.
If you ask me, Spohr has to stay with the Lufthansa as a CEO at least for the next 10 years!
In my eyes "here at Lufthansa" (that's how I call my favorite airline) we never had a CEO, who is
1. so young, Chief Captain Spohr is only 12 years older than me
2. so able to build the bridge between aviation as a profession and not only the long lasting customers, but he stands infront of a German TV camera and asks all people who like to fly in Germany
for patience, almost on his knees.
3. In day-to-day business, Spohr is humble, almost invisible. I'd say Spohr follows the steps of Wolfgang Mayrhuber (22.03.1947-01.12.2018_): active engineer/pilot, then LH CEO,
and then Lufthansa Aufsichtsratsvorsitzender.
To make a long entry short, for A320 you should rather ask Chief Captain Spohr.
I am rather 737, 757, 767 and... 747.
Probably one of the youngest jetphoto forum members who still owns the 747 as my avatar (?) .
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