To update on the current network on FSE, I am pleased to summarize the Byte LLC Network.
KSMO - Byte Aviation - Santa Monica, Ca (Hub)
33CA - Byte Aviation - MDA Rosamund, Ca
L09 - Stove Pipe Wells, Ca
U75 - Byte Aviation- Jackass, Amargosa Valley, Nv
L92 - Byte Aviation - Alamo Landing Field, Nv
KCPM - Byte Aviation - Compton,Ca
37CL - Byte Aviation - Lyall-Roberts, Ca
97CA - Byte Aviation - Tejon AG, Lebec, Ca
7CA2 - Byte Aviation - Paradise Lakes, Ca
KIZA - Byte Aviation - Santa Ynez, Ca
...for anyone interested, the Byte network is spreading like a virus in various corners of North America. See link below.
http://server.fseconomy.net/gmapfbo.jsp?fboOwner=21317
Also, the following aircraft are based out of our hub at KSMO- Santa Monica, Ca
N112LW - (Piper PA-24 Comanche)
N115LW - (Beechcraft Bonanza F33)
N118LW - (Dassault Falcon 7X)
N123LW - (Cessna 172 Skyhawk)
N126LW - (Beechcraft Baron 58)
N130LW - (Bell 407)
Thanks for your support.
Byte Network
Byte Network
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Lee Williams
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Peter Grey
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Re: Byte Network
Feel free to add my network (hub at P20) to your pointing list and I'll do the same.
Re: Byte Network
Done!Peter Grey wrote:Feel free to add my network (hub at P20) to your pointing list and I'll do the same.
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Peter Grey
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Re: Byte Network
And also done, thanks!
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Keith Smith
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Re: Byte Network
2 observations:
1) if you're running a hub and spoke mode, the spokes should really only point at your hub, not the other spokes. That's what is going to generate the most jobs at the hub. The current configuration is going to result at few jobs at the hub.
2) 2 of the FBO's are outside the coverage area for PE.
If your goal is to maximize the number of jobs for PE pilots to fly, a hub/spoke model within ZLA would be my suggestion (but it is only a suggestion).
1) if you're running a hub and spoke mode, the spokes should really only point at your hub, not the other spokes. That's what is going to generate the most jobs at the hub. The current configuration is going to result at few jobs at the hub.
2) 2 of the FBO's are outside the coverage area for PE.
If your goal is to maximize the number of jobs for PE pilots to fly, a hub/spoke model within ZLA would be my suggestion (but it is only a suggestion).
Re: Byte Network
Thanks to some crafty negotiations and good timing, Byte Aviation is proud to announce it's new central hub for Southern California operation at KSMO - Santa Monica.
We look forward to seeing you all there!
Lee
We look forward to seeing you all there!
Lee
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Marcus Becker
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Re: Byte Network
That's great! I would love to be able to get my hands on a towered field in SoCal. Don't know how you guys do it!
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Keith Smith
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Lee, that's a huge win, nice work!
Re: Byte Network
Thanks guys...haven't been on PE much, as I was on a v$ cash binge.
Now 10,000 hours worth of work (j/k) ahead for maintaining fleet and FBO's. Look forward to seeing everyone online.
Lee
Now 10,000 hours worth of work (j/k) ahead for maintaining fleet and FBO's. Look forward to seeing everyone online.
Lee
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theluckyone17
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Re: Byte Network
Pointed my FBOs (L88, L68, CA42) towards KSMO. Don't need to point gates to mine; I just like flying into KSMO more than Long Beach.
